Cantor Fitzgerald Cuts Zillow Group Price Target

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Cantor Fitzgerald, a major investment bank, has lowered its price target for Zillow Group (NASDAQ:ZG) stock from $56 to $46 per share. The brokerage firm cited broader market conditions and economic uncertainty as factors behind the reduced target, though it maintained a 'neutral' rating on Zillow's stock.

Why it matters

Zillow is one of the leading online real estate platforms, so changes to its stock price target can signal broader trends in the housing and tech sectors. Analysts' views on Zillow's valuation provide insight into investor sentiment around the company's growth prospects and competitive positioning.

The details

In its report, Cantor Fitzgerald noted that several other equity research firms have also recently lowered their price targets for Zillow Group, with Barclays cutting its target from $72 to $66 and Citigroup reducing its outlook from $100 to $78 per share. The brokerage firm attributed the adjustments to factors like rising interest rates, economic uncertainty, and increased competition in the online real estate space.

• Cantor Fitzgerald released its updated price target on March 28, 2026.

What’s next

Investors will be closely watching Zillow's upcoming earnings report and any further updates from analysts on the company's stock price target and growth outlook.