Zillow Pays $212.5 Million to Settle iBuying Shareholder Lawsuit
After just under five years of litigation, Zillow announced today that it is paying out over $210 million to shareholders who claimed the company misrepresented the company’s ability to predict and profit from flipping homes at the height of the pandemic boom market, resulting in significant losses for the company. “We are incredibly pleased to…
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