Zillow shares drop 8% after weak second-quarter profit forecast

8 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 6

In post-market trading, the company projected second-quarter adjusted EBITDA of $150 million to $165 million, below analysts' $191 million estimate.
Zillow forecast revenue of $750 million to $765 million, with the midpoint slightly under Wall Street expectations of $761.1 million.
The weaker outlook overshadowed otherwise upbeat first-quarter results at the online real estate marketplace, driving the after-hours sell-off.

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