Zillow and mega-brokerage Compass are battling it out over where real estate agents can list homes for sale. Homebuyers are stuck in the middle.

Compass has had enough with Zillow's efforts to force real estate listings to be posted on their platform or else.

Zillow, which draws 227 million new visitors every month and makes money through ads on its listings, argues the new rule is meant to provide more visibility to homes that are for sale.

Zillow’s new listing policy faces lawsuits from Compass, raising big questions about home seller visibility and control.

As of Monday, June 30, Zillow is changing its rules for listing homes. In the past, some sellers have tried their luck ...

Zillow’s listing access standards went into full effect on Monday. The company says only a “small” number of listings have ...

Compass' lawsuit centers on a new Zillow rule mandating that any home listing marketed to consumers be posted on Zillow within 24 hours. Gabby Jones/Bloomberg/Getty Images. CNN — ...

Real estate brokerage company Compass has filed a lawsuit against Zillow over its policy to ban private home listings. Compass says that Zillow has implemented an exclusionary policy that says if ...

Real estate giant Compass is suing Zillow, alleging that the online property website is violating antitrust laws with a new rule that bans home listings from its platform if they appear on any ...

Compass is suing Zillow over what it calls the "Zillow ban," a new rule that the real estate brokerage firm claims is meant to control home listings and crush the home search competition.