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MineralMan

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8. Why Would Zillow Care about That?

Reply to SamuelTheThird (Original post)

Mon Dec 8, 2025, 10:36 AM

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It just tries to estimate home values as accurately as it can. It's not about anything else. Expecting private companies to care about anything except what they consider to be important is simply expecting too much.

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Zillow Doesn't Care If Climate Change Destroys Your New Home [View all] SamuelTheThird Monday OP

1.5 trillion over 3 decades sounds low to me, if one hurricane did $200B AZJonnie Monday #1

It's not exactly Zillow's responsibility. Their job is to sell homes, or help others sell theirs AZJonnie Monday #2

Exactly. And do your own homework. It isn't rocket science. Auggie Monday #5

Not sure I'd ever rely on Zillow for environmental risk. flvegan Monday #3

I can see it not being their job to have environmental risk. Old Crank Monday #4

Isn't there something about (not) disclosing pertinent information in a home sale? Norrrm Monday #6

Insurance companies are the best source of that info GreatGazoo Monday #7

Why Would Zillow Care about That? MineralMan Monday #8

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