Zillow has begun removing climate risk data from listings on its site. The New York Times, which first reported the move, said Zillow began removing the data, which was provided by First Street ...

This story first appeared on Real Estate News. Home search leader Zillow has changed the way that it shares climate risk information — directing visitors to the website of data partner First Street ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The change follows complaints that climate risk scores were making properties less desirable. The change ...

Sorry, prospective homebuyers. Just over a year after adding climate risk scores, Zillow has removed them from more than 1 million listings after real estate agents ...

Zillow just pulled a climate-risk feature that had become increasingly popular but also allegedly led to some deal friction. The platform removed First Street Foundation-generated risk scores from ...

MLSs spent 2025 redefining their value after the NAR settlement removed cooperative compensation. Many opened access to non-Realtor members and shifted rulemaking to local control. AI Summary From ...

Zillow, the nation’s largest real estate listing website, has removed extreme weather risk data meant to help buyers figure out if the biggest purchase of their life is particularly susceptible to ...

A quiet decision by the nation’s largest home-listing authority may soon determine who’s legally responsible for warning homebuyers about climate risk. Last month, the California Regional Multiple ...

Zillow has stopped publishing climate risk ratings for sales listings that show the likelihood of properties being impacted by extreme weather, The New York Times reports. The feature introduced by ...

The home search site is pointing users elsewhere for climate risk info, a move it says aligns with “varying” MLS rules. But what those rules are is not clear. Zillow has pulled the climate risk ...

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