Amy Bohutinsky's Q&A

Hi Maynard,Yes this is ok, in fact it's a great way to share all of your reviews.FYI, if you have a facebook business page you can also share your profile and  reviews there, more info here:http://www.zillow.com/blog/2011-05-12/zillow-launches-facebook-tabs/Amy (from Zillow)

Hi pr -- here is the latest Zillow Real Estate Market Report for all areas of Camden County, NJ -- click on an individual city to go deeper.http://www.zillow.com/local-info/NJ-Camden-County-home-value/r_911/

Hi marrgarret,Here's the link to Zillow's Real Estate Market Report for Capitol Hill. This charts median home values for all homes (single family and condos), not just those that sold. Latest data shows home values down 3% year over year (as of October 31); new data for November will be posted the first week in January.http://www.zillow.com/local-info/WA-Seattle/Capitol-Hill-home-value/r_250206/

Thanks guys for the suggestion. We build our apps based on demand, so your asks are noted!

In December 2009, Zillow's chief economist Stan Humphries estimated U.S. homes had lost $5.9 trillion in values since the 2006 peak.More here:http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=aoD0J3e1HdxkAnd here, with a breakout by market:http://zillow.mediaroom.com/index.php?s=159&item=172

Hi Carol, go to the home's detail page and click "edit" under the photo. You can claim as the home's owner and update details like square footage and number of bedrooms/baths.

Hi Jonathan,At the bottom of every home detail page there is a historical Zestimate chart that you can view over 1, 5 or 10 years.Viewing for the 1 year time period, it shows the home's Zestimate was $280k in January 2009 http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/charts/35621203_zpid,1year_chartDuration/

Hi Scott,We are creating apps for other platforms.  Up next is Windows Mobile, and then likely Blackberry after.  Let us know if there are any particular features you'd like to see in an app...

There was a clerical error in an early version of Q1 data Zillow provided to WSJ.  The story has since been corrected to indicate that just over 1:5 all homeowners is now underwater on a mortgage.  Still a big number, unfortunately.  You can read more here in our blog post:http://tinyurl.com/dzfwpoAnd look up data by metropolitan area here:http://www.zillow.com/reports/RealEstateMarketReports.htm

I live nearby and would love to see this home.