Instrument NameZillow Group Cl CInstrument Symbol(Z-Q)

Instrument ExchangeNASDAQ

If this becomes the housing platform of the future, Zillow is still undervalued.

Zillow's solid third-quarter results impressed investors.

The online real estate platform posted strong third-quarter results.

The platform is the key for Zillow.

The largest iBuying platform in the U.S. could be a potential multibagger stock.

Zillow stock still has enough bullish factors working to bring a potential recovery rally after the company sold off by as much as 10%.

Although this real estate stock has gotten crushed so far, its low price could be a buying opportunity.

The sheer scope of Opendoor's pullback was more the result of unlucky timing than an indictment of the company's prospects.

Lower interest rates gave a boost to the real estate platform.

Which of these real estate stocks is a better buy as interest rates decline?

The housing market could be in for a recovery, and this is one of the biggest beneficiaries.

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Falling interest rates should lead to a more active housing market.

These two stocks could benefit from the Federal Reserve's latest interest rate cut.

RH soared on its Q2 earnings report.

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The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates as soon as September, and some companies will massively benefit from a lower-rate environment.

There was a lot to like in Opendoor's latest earnings report, but the outlook is troubling.

The iBuying business is down, but is it out?

Disrupting real estate is no small task, but Zillow has the strategy to get it done.

Zillow delivered better-than-expected results and the housing market is improving.

Pulte Group stock is on the rise again after reporting very strong quarterly results, showing markets how homebuilding stocks are filled with tailwinds

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An insider just bought $100 million in stock.

Both of these real estate disruptors are down sharply from their peaks. Which is the better buy?