Zillow brought in $469 million in revenue, according to an earnings call Wednesday, falling 13 percent from the $536 million it brought in a year earlier during a period that preceded the rate hikes and sluggish sales.
Source: Inman News
Zillow begins ‘critical’ year with mounting losses, falling Q1 revenue
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