29 posts and columns on Trulia
Wildfires, Hurricanes, Tornadoes, Oh My! Trulia Adds More Natural Hazard Maps.
When shopping for homes, you’ve also got to watch out for Mother Nature.News Byte
Trulia Expands Services With Personalized Agent Search
Today, Trulia introduced a new feature called Find an Agent to help connect prospective home buyers and sellers with real-estate professionals. Though the company already offers an agent directory, users will now be able to search Trulia for a real-estate agent based on experience, local expertise, sales history and client recommendations. The company said it developed the tool as another form of “word of mouth,” and due to the increasing importance of matching people with the right agent to help navigate changing and competitive market conditions.Voices
Boom Time for Zillow, Trulia, Other Web Home-Search Firms
Prices of Bay Area homes are climbing quickly, but not as fast as the value of Bay Area technology companies that help people search for homes online.Voices
Trulia Agrees to Buy Real-Estate Software Maker Market Leader for $355 Million
Trulia Inc.has agreed to acquire real-estate-focused software maker Market Leader Inc. for about $355 million in cash and stock as the real-estate-listing service looks to beef up its offerings.Trulia Thinks Outside the Search Box for Smarter House-Hunting
Trulia Suggests promises a more intelligent, personalized way to search for a new home.House-Snooping App Homesnap Launches Website, Plans Android App
Can Homesnap, a mobile app that lets you peek at other people’s property values, compete with Zillow and Trulia?Trulia Gets a Boost From a Strong Mobile Real Estate Market
Trulia’s shares hit an all-time high today, driven in part by the strong performance of mobile.Zillow Shares Dive on Revenue Outlook; Company Buys Mortgage Tool Firm
Zillow will pay $12 million plus stock for Mortech.News Byte
Trulia Shares Surge as Much as 43 Percent in IPO
If only the housing market were doing so well: Trulia shares climbed as much as 43 percent to $24.24 a share today in its public market debut. The San Francisco online real estate listings company priced shares at $17 apiece last night, up from its original expectations of $14 to $16 each. The company sold six million shares and raised roughly $85 million for the business, excluding proceeds from stockholder sales.News Byte