GeoffThis is annoying. #zillow
I won't be viewing the listing I just walked past.
I won't be viewing the listing I just walked past.
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The Bad PlaceHome - CBSNews.com | What are today's mortgage interest rates: May 20, 2026?
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As of May 20 2026, average mortgage rates have risen, with a 30‑year purchase rate of 6.62% and a 15‑year rate of 6.12%, while refinance rates average 7.05% for 30‑year loans and 6.08% for 15‑year loans—substantially higher than earlier in the year. Borrowers are advised to lock in rates now to guard against further hikes and to shop at least three lenders to establish a baseline, since shopping can often uncover offers below the average. Though these rates are less favorable than recent past levels, diligent research may still yield a loan term and rate that fit a buyer’s or homeowner’s budget.
Read more: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/todays-mortgage-interest-rates-may-20-2026/
JamesWNealWe're suppose to worry about what AI is going to do to us and I'm worried what #Zillow already did to me - starting with eliminating an entire bathroom I use to eliminate every day.
Ever try to get a good comp on a house with three bedrooms, but only 1.25 baths? Yeah no.
NBC News Top Stories | Zillow CEO Jeremy Wacksman is preparing for the next revolution in real estate by Jason Abbruzzese, Christine Romans
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Zillow CEO Jeremy Wacksman, who has been with the company since 2009, says the next revolution in real estate will be driven by AI‑enhanced tools that make home‑buying more transparent, efficient and personalized. While traditional factors like “location, location, location” and macro‑economic basics such as supply, demand and mortgage rates remain unchanged, Zillow is building software that lets buyers browse, favorite, schedule tours, meet agents and complete offers—all within the app—using features like AI‑powered virtual staging, drone video tours and an “AI mode” that leverages the firm’s extensive data. The surge in proptech investment, including AI and blockchain startups, shows strong industry interest, but Wacksman cautions that AI can also create misleading synthetic images, so Zillow emphasizes clear disclosures to protect buyers and comply with fair‑housing regulations.
Variety | NBC News Aims to Steer Business Coverage Beyond Stocks, Bonds by Brian Steinberg
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NBC News is rolling out a new “Business in America” initiative that moves its business reporting beyond traditional stock‑market coverage, featuring in‑depth interviews with CEOs of major consumer‑impact companies such as Nike, General Motors, Zillow and Barnes & Noble. The series—shaped by audience research showing a demand for clear, non‑partisan explanations of rapid market‑wide changes in technology, retail and health care—will be distributed across “Today,” “NBC Nightly News,” NBC News Now, the network’s subscription app and social platforms. NBCUniversal News Group chairman Cesar Conde highlighted the audience’s appetite for direct insight from corporate leaders, and the effort follows NBC News’ recent split from CNBC’s business unit. Veteran reporter Christine Romans has been named chief business correspondent to anchor a new two‑hour live‑stream program, while the first segment featured Craig Melvin interviewing Nike CEO Elliott Hill, with upcoming episodes slated with Zillow’s Jeremy Wacksman and Barnes & Noble’s James Daunt.
Read more: https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/nbc-news-business-beyond-stocks-bonds-cesar-conde-1236743902/
#NBCNews #Nike #GeneralMotors #Zillow #CesarConde #ChristineRomans #JoannaStern #CraigMelvin #ElliottHill #CNBC #JeremyWacksman #JamesDaunt
Home - CBSNews.com | What are today's mortgage interest rates: April 23, 2026?
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Mortgage rates have slipped again after climbing to 6.37% for a 30‑year loan at the end of March, with the average 30‑year purchase rate now at 6.12% and the 15‑year rate at 5.50% as of April 23, 2026, according to Zillow; refinance rates average 6.47% for 30‑year and 5.58% for 15‑year terms. Although these figures are higher than the lows seen in early 2025 and 2024, they still represent a noticeable drop from recent peaks, offering borrowers real savings if they shop around—often finding rates half a percentage point below the average—and consider lock‑in options to guard against future volatility. Homeowners planning to refinance should also weigh closing costs and their long‑term housing plans, as these expenses can offset potential rate benefits, and may explore alternative terms such as 20‑year loans to combine lower rates with faster payoff.
Read more: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/todays-mortgage-interest-rates-april-23-2026/
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Home - CBSNews.com | Rents around the U.S. are growing more slowly than they have in years
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In a new Zillow study, U.S. rents are rising more slowly than in recent years, with the typical March rent at $1,910—a 1.8% annual increase and the slowest growth since December 2020—while single‑family rents rose 2.5% (the smallest rise since 2015) and multifamily rents climbed 1.3%. The slowdown reflects new supply entering the market, normalizing demand, and tighter affordability constraints that limit landlords’ pricing power. Among major cities, rents fell most in Austin (‑2.3%) and also dropped in Tampa and San Antonio (‑1.6% each). Despite the cooling, households still devote about 26.5% of income to rent, meaning a family now needs roughly $76,400 annually to comfortably afford the median rent—a 35% increase from pre‑pandemic levels, after single‑family rents have surged nearly 45% and multifamily rents 28% since early 2020.
Read more: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/rent-apartments-homes-zillow-increase/
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Rents around the U.S. are growing more slowly than they have in years
The cost of renting a home, which surged during the pandemic, is showing signs of returning to earth, new data shows.
Yahoo Finance | 3 Unstoppable Stocks I Bought Last Month
3 Unstoppable Stocks I Bought Last Month
Last month was rough for growth investors. I decided to make the most of the downturn, initiating positions in three companies that I feel have fallen to attractive entry points.
I bought shares of Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), Reddit (NYSE: RDDT), and Zillow (NASDAQ: Z) (NASDAQ: ZG) in March. The stocks are currently trading 16%, 52%, and 55% below their 52-week highs. Is that opportunity knocking or the grim reaper of bad decisions? Let's take a closer look.
Read more: https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/3-unstoppable-stocks-bought-last-104200650.html
Jonathan BaileyMajor labels take over copyright termination lawsuit, CoStar expands case against Zillow, and Sony settles with the University of Southern California.
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