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  • Richard Barton

    …a former Expedia executive, created Zillow.com, a self-service real estate website that looked to duplicate the success of Expedia. Zillow was instantly popular, in large part because of a feature called Zestimate, which provided users with an estimated value for any of the tens of millions of homes in the…

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    …a former Expedia executive, created Zillow.com, a self-service real estate website that looked to duplicate the success of Expedia. Zillow was instantly popular, in large part because of a feature called Zestimate, which provided users with an estimated value for any of the tens of millions of homes in the…

    Read More