Zillow price history by address
See a home's listing events in one table: when it was listed, every price change, and when it sold. Type a US address. Free, no sign-up.
Type an address above to see its price history.
One home at a time, no sign-up. The figures are read from the home's public Zillow page; the Zestimate and rent Zestimate are Zillow's estimates, not ours. PropertiesAPI is not affiliated with Zillow.
What the history shows
Each row is an event Zillow records against the home: listed for sale, a price change, taken off the market, sold. The table shows the date, what happened and the price at the time, newest first.
A run of price cuts says something an asking price alone does not: how long the home has been for sale and how far the seller has already moved.
Reading it without fooling yourself
The history is a record of listings, not of value.
- A home relisted at a higher price has not necessarily gained value.
- Gaps are normal: a home taken off the market and relisted can look like two separate homes.
- A cut tells you the asking price moved, not what the home is worth.
Where the rows come from
The figures come from the home's public Zillow page, read when you look it up. PropertiesAPI does not produce estimates of its own: the Zestimate and rent Zestimate are Zillow's.
Zillow does not keep a full history for every home, and older events can be missing. The table shows what the page shows.
Questions
How do I see a home's price history on Zillow?+
Type the address in the tool above. It reads the home's public Zillow page and lists the events it records: listings, price changes and sales, newest first.
Can I see price cuts?+
Yes. A price change appears as its own row with the date and the new price, so a sequence of cuts is easy to read.
Why is the history empty for some homes?+
Zillow does not publish events for every property, particularly homes that have never been listed on it. When there are none the tool says so rather than guessing.
Can I export it?+
Not from this free tool. The API returns the same events as JSON, which you can save or load into a spreadsheet.
Related guides
- Zillow price history API: turn events into a timeline
Interpret listing and sale events from Zillow price history without confusing them with a home-value time series or complete transaction record.
- Asking Price vs. Zestimate: Compare the Gap Without Calling It a Bargain
Compare a sale listing's asking price with Zillow's Zestimate, handle missing values and non-sale statuses, and review each gap with a checklist instead of labelling homes as deals.
- Read Property Tax History Without Confusing Assessed Value and Market Value
Turn the taxHistory array into a clear table of tax paid, assessed value and yearly changes, and avoid treating an assessment as a market price or a complete tax record.
Do this from your own code
Price history for one address or a batch, as JSON.
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