Compass and Zillow Clash in NYC Court Over Controversial "Zillow Ban"
November 19, 2025 - 13:30
Compass and Zillow are sparring in a NYC courtroom. The issue? The "Zillow Ban," which the CEO of Compass says has left his agents feeling "bullied." During a recent hearing, the CEO articulated the frustrations of his real estate agents, who believe that the ban has significantly hindered their ability to compete effectively in the market.
The "Zillow Ban" refers to a controversial policy that restricts certain practices and access to listings, which Compass argues is detrimental to their business model and the autonomy of their agents. According to the CEO, this situation has created an atmosphere of intimidation among his team, impacting their morale and productivity.
As the legal battle unfolds, both companies are expected to present their arguments regarding the implications of the ban on the real estate market. The outcome of this case could have far-reaching consequences for how real estate transactions are conducted in the digital age, potentially reshaping the landscape of online property listings and agent-client interactions.
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