Zillow Offers debuted in Los Angeles and neighboring Orange County today, the second largest housing market in the nation and the biggest yet for the real estate giant’s direct home sales program.

In Los Angeles, talking about the cost of real estate is common, and I’ve often heard people comparing their refinance interest rates or saying how much they had to pay over the asking price.

In four California metros, median earners would need six-figure raises to afford the mortgage on a typical home.

Through the Zillow Offers program, if the home qualifies, the owner will receive an initial cash offer from Zillow within 48 hours. A Los Angeles-based broker will also be assisting customers ...

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The real estate market in Los Angeles saw a big increase over the last year. The cost of a home went up by 9.3% in March 2024 compared to the same time last year, according to Zillow. The average p… ...

Everyone knows buying a house in Los Angeles is expensive, but the numbers just released by Zillow are likely still jaw-dropping to many. In a report released Tuesday, Zillow estimated the total ...

Los Angeles-based housing advocates are slamming landlords for price gouging in the wake of wildfires destroying thousands of homes. ... Zillow does not show any past rental listings for it.

Rascoff left Zillow at the end of 2019 after nearly a decade on the job. He moved to Los Angeles where he cofounded a news website called dot.la and a tech investment ‘blank check company ...

Real estate company Zillow analyzed and ranked the 50 most populous metropolitan areas nationwide based on data that included ...

Zillow Offers, Opendoor, Offerpad and RedfinNow collectively spent more than $512 million buying houses in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties, the study found.

Here’s what “The Rent Brigade” found after combing through 1,343 Zillow posts that appear to have broken California’s ban on post-fire price gouging.