Zillow, the real estate listing and brokerage website, provides a wealth of publicly available real estate data. Among these, the Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI) offers a seasonally adjusted measure of ...

Home values fell for a third straight month in May, according to the Zillow Home Value Index. After adjusting for inflation, real home values declined for a 13th consecutive month, hitting their ...

Zillow predicts U.S. home values will decrease by 1.9% in 2025, the first national decline since the Great Financial Crisis. This revised forecast comes after Zillow initially projected a 0.6% ...

The typical U.S. home value topped $350,000 for the first time, eclipsing the previous peak last July. The number of homes coming onto the market is closer to a normal October than a typically ...

Home values declined in half of the largest markets analyzed by Zillow in 2025, as of October. That number is projected to ...

This week, Zillow economists published their updated 12-month forecast, projecting that U.S. home prices—as measured by the Zillow Home Value Index—will fall by 1.0% between June 2025 and June 2026.

This week, Zillow economists published their updated 12-month forecast, projecting that U.S. home prices—as measured by the Zillow Home Value Index—will rise 0.4% between July 2025 and July 2026.

It’s no secret that the North Carolina housing market can be tough to navigate, especially for new home buyers, but relief could be coming soon. After previously forecasting a 0.6% increase in home ...

US home values declined for the first time in a decade last month as a mounting number of experts warn about a housing recession. Home valuations fell 0.1% in July compared to the previous month, ...

Zillow's latest forecast predicts a 1.5% rise in U.S. home prices by October 2026. Discover what this modest recovery means for buyers and sellers.

In February, Zillow appeared so confident in its ability to use artificial intelligence to estimate the value of homes that it announced a new option: for certain homes, its so-called “Zestimate” ...