Zillow Launches App for New Apple TV

Oct 30, 2015

Zillow has announced the debut of Zillow for Apple TV, taking advantage of the freatures of the device to bring the Zillow experience into the living room. The app will include Zillow's own channel, called Zillow TV, to provide high-quality video content designed to inspire homeowners and home shoppers.

"Looking for a home impacts the whole family. With the new Apple TV, everyone can gather together to view beautiful images of homes and feel like a part of this major decision," said Jeremy Wacksman, chief marketing officer, Zillow. "This latest app has combined the best of home shopping with new video content to help people to find the home of their dreams, while also providing fantastic ideas and information through videos for people currently living in their forever house."

When Zillow for Apple TV launches, people can access the company's leading real estate information, including Zestimate home valuations, directly from their television. Zillow TV will provide brand new, entertaining and high-quality video content for viewers on a variety of home-related topics, including unique homes, home improvement ideas, and tips for buying and selling. Home shoppers will also be able to view property photos of nearby for-sale homes, home facts and history, mortgage information and Zestimate details—all directly from the new Apple TV.

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