Zillow Price Tracker
Zillow is one of the biggest US real estate sites, with homes for sale and for rent across the country. Asking prices change when sellers cut them after slow weeks – SaleAlarm emails you when the price of a listing you track drops, no account needed.
Works with zillow.com
What you should know about Zillow
Zillow was founded in 2006 in Seattle and lists homes for sale and for rent across the United States, from agents' listings to homes sold by their owners. Each listing shows details such as size, taxes and the price history, along with Zillow's own value estimate, the Zestimate.
Asking prices on Zillow move when sellers reduce them – often after a few weeks without offers, or when similar homes nearby are listed for less. The price history on the listing shows past cuts; together with how long the home has been on the market, it tells you a lot about how motivated the seller is.
SaleAlarm watches the listing for you and emails you the old and the new price when the asking price drops, so you can contact the agent the same day. It works without a Zillow account, which is handy if you're comparing homes in several areas.
Tips for Zillow
Check the price history on the listing before you make an offer: a home that has already been cut several times often leaves room to negotiate.
The Zestimate is an estimate, not an appraisal. Compare it with recent sales of similar homes nearby before you treat a reduced price as a bargain.
Track a few comparable listings in the same neighborhood: if several drop at once, the local market is softening and you may have more room to negotiate.
How to track Zillow prices
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Paste the link
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We check regularly
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Get the email
Frequently asked questions about Zillow
Which Zillow website can I track?
You can track listings on zillow.com. Copy the link of the listing and paste it into SaleAlarm – we check the asking price regularly and email you when it drops.