On July 30, Zillow fell 5.12% in regular trading, trading at $32.27/share, with turnover of $22.589 million. The decline was triggered by a research report from RBC Capital Markets warning that third-quarter industry trends point to deceleration, while Wall Street consensus still prices in stable sequential growth.

RBC stated that while Zillow is likely to post \"fine\" Q2 results ahead of its August 5 earnings release, channel checks indicated continued friction in Q2, with Zillow Home Loans generating polarizing feedback from agents. The firm had previously cut its price target on Zillow from $95 to $70 while maintaining an Outperform rating. RBC also noted that Zillow's lead-distribution strategy is working unevenly, with a widening split between top-performing agents and those struggling to keep pace.

Within the Real Estate Services sector, CoStar fell 4.73%, CBRE Group fell 0.71%, Jones Lang LaSalle rose 3.4%, and Opendoor Technologies rose 1.23%.

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