Taylor v. Zillow Inc et al

  1. February 20, 2026

    Zillow Fights Class Claims It Pushed Buyers Into Pricey Loans

    Real estate marketplace Zillow urged a Seattle federal judge Friday to throw out homebuyers' accusations it violated a Washington consumer protection law and federal anti-racketeering and real estate statutes, rejecting claims that it directed buyers to its own more costly mortgage services and steered website visitors toward Zillow-affiliated sales agents.

  2. December 11, 2025

    Zillow Cases Over Agent Steering, Kickbacks Merge In Wash.

    A Washington federal judge appointed Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP and DiCello Levitt LLP as interim co-lead counsel over consolidated claims that Zillow paid kickbacks to brokers for referrals to its own mortgage services, among other anticompetitive conduct using company agents.

  3. September 22, 2025

    Zillow Accused Of Jacking Up Costs Via Hidden Agent Fees

    A proposed class of homebuyers is claiming that real estate search platform Zillow uses its market dominance to illegally increase purchase prices nationwide, particularly via steep agent fees that are never disclosed to buyers or sellers, according to a suit filed Friday in Washington federal court.