Zillow Group February 2019 IR Roundup
February was a busy month at Zillow Group. Highlights included Founder Rich Barton returning as CEO and the company was named one of Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For.
In Case You Missed It
Founder Rich Barton Returns as CEO of Zillow Group
Zillow Group Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2018 Results
Zillow Group Named One of Fortune’s 2019 100 Best Companies to Work For
Zillow Now Buying and Selling Homes in Houston
Dotloop Announces Upcoming Integration With RE/MAX
Zillow Awards $1 Million to Team that Built a Better Zestimate
Benefits of a Buyer’s Agent and How to Connect With One on StreetEasy
Investor Conference Webcasts
JMP Securities Technology Conference
Morgan Stanley’s 2019 Technology, Media & Telecom Conference
Zillow Group in the News
Zillow CEO Steps Down So Rich Barton Can Lead Moonshot Effort (Bloomberg)
Zillow Group CEO Spencer Rascoff steps down as co-founder Rich Barton takes over at online real estate giant (GeekWire)
Zillow as mortgage lender: Real estate giant going ‘further down the funnel’ of buying a house (GeekWire)
Wall Street really likes Zillow’s new CEO (The Real Deal)
Zillow Group execs take lessons from Amazon and Netflix as online real estate giant shifts direction (GeekWire)
Zillow thinks its iBuyer will dwarf Premier Agent within 5 years (Inman)
Meet the ‘Zillow Prize’ winners (GeekWire)
Zillow Wants to Flip Your House (Bloomberg)
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