Zillow Seeks Dismissal of FTC Rental Listing Lawsuit

Reuters
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<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/Z">Zillow</a> Seeks Dismissal of FTC Rental Listing Lawsuit

Zillow Group Inc. has filed for dismissal of a lawsuit brought by the Federal Trade Commission and five states over its rental listings syndication agreement with Redfin. The lawsuit challenges the partnership, which Zillow argues expands access to rental housing and increases competition in the rental marketplace by sharing listings across multiple platforms. Zillow maintains that the agreement benefits both renters and housing providers and supports a more competitive rental advertising market.

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