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Jeremy Wacksman's post, "Written by Jeremy Wacksman on August 4, 2026", says "Today, Zillow announced organizational changes that will result in just over 500 employees leaving the company."
Zillow's[1] own shareholder letter, filed with its 8-K the day after the cut: "yesterday we restructured parts of our organization and eliminated some roles".
GeekWire[4] reads Zillow's[1] Washington WARN notice: 91 jobs, notified 4 August, terminations effective 5 October, mostly senior roles.
GeekWire[3] reports more than 500 layoffs on Tuesday 4 August, about 7% of the workforce, the second and largest round of 2026, quoting Wacksman's post.
Real Estate News reports the "just over 500" layoffs announced 4 August, the January cut of about 200, and the stock's 47% fall this year.
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