Just like the suit of the FTC, this lawsuit claims that “Zillow is not interested in continuing to compete with Redfin in the field of his rental advertisements.”
“Instead, Zillow and Redfin performed an illegal agreement on 6 February 2025 to remove competition from this already highly concentrated market, starting with a payment of $ 100 million to Redfin to leave the advertising market for internet lists,” the complaint says.
The complaint makes identical claims about Redfin that agrees to stop selling multifamilie advertisements, to terminate existing multifamilie advertising contracts and to end and transfer employees, as well as his own data to Zillow.
“This agreement is nothing more than a final match about competition that isolates Zillow of rights-to-head competition on merits with Redfin for customers who advertise for buildings with multiple families,” said archiving.
In an e -mail, a Redfin spokesperson repeated the declaration of Tuesday’s company and noted that the company is’ confident [it] will be justified by a court. “
“Our collaboration with Zillow has given Redfin.com visitors access to more rental lists and our advertising customers access to more tenants. By the end of 2024 it was clear that the existing number of Redfin advertisement clients could not justify the maintenance of our rental sale.
A spokesman for Zillow shared a similar perspective: “Our statement syndication with Redfin benefits for both tenants and real estate managers and has expanded the access of tenants to multiple entries on multiple platforms on multiple platforms. It is pro-competitive and pro-consumption by connecting their high-in-te-Intten-in-in-Intten-Intten-in-Intten-Intten-in-Intten-Intente-Intten-Intten-Intente-Intten-Intenting way And more to visit and more to visit and more to visit and to visit more and to visit more and to deliver more and more to the vision and more consumers.
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