Zillow Resolves Federal Trade Commission Lawsuit, Reaffirming Partnership with Redfin and Expanding Access to Even More Housing Options for Renters
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Syndication partnership with Redfin continues; both companies to also offer standalone options, improving choice, affordability and access SEATTLE, Aug. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Zillow Group today announced a resolution with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and five states regarding its multifamily rental listings syndication agreement with Redfin. Zillow has consistently maintained the partnership with Redfin is pro-consumer and procompetitive, and we're pleased to have found a resolution that enables its continuation. The partnership will continue, and the listings syndication will remain intact across Zillow, Trulia, HotPads, Rent.com, ApartmentGuide and Redfin. In 2027, Zillow and Redfin will offer standalone multifamily advertising products in addition to the existing partnership - giving housing providers even more flexibility in how they work with Zillow. "This resolution is a win for renters and multifamily housing providers," said Michael Sherman, general manager and SVP of Zillow Rentals. "Our syndication partnership with Redfin has already expanded access to multifamily listings across multiple platforms, bringing more leads and leases to property managers and more options to renters. Now, with the ability to offer more multifamily advertising solutions in addition to the existing partnership, we can do even more to support the marketplace. The data shows the...
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