Anushna Prakash

Anushna Prakash

Senior Applied Scientist

Anushna Prakash

Anushna Prakash

SENIOR APPLIED SCIENTIST

Anushna Prakash is a Senior Applied Scientist on Zillow’s Economic Research team, where she builds data pipelines, metrics, and models that power Zillow’s housing market research. She is passionate about creating tools to understand housing affordability and the choices buyers and renters face. Anushna holds a master’s degree in data science from the University of Washington.

Anushna Prakash

Anushna Prakash

Senior Applied Scientist

Anushna Prakash's Latest Articles

Buyers Need a $17,000 Raise to Afford a Typical Home
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Buyers Need a $17,000 Raise to Afford a Typical Home

Concessions Slide as Summer Approaches
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Concessions Slide as Summer Approaches

Luxury Real Estate Loses Steam
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Luxury Real Estate Loses Steam

In 233 U.S. Cities, Even a Starter Home Costs $1 Million
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In 233 U.S. Cities, Even a Starter Home Costs $1 Million

The Comings and Goings of Zillow Home Shoppers
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The Comings and Goings of Zillow Home Shoppers

Methodology: Affordability Metrics
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Methodology: Affordability Metrics

$1 Million Homes Have Grown in Number, Shrunk in Size Since the Start of the Pandemic
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$1 Million Homes Have Grown in Number, Shrunk in Size Since the Start of the Pandemic

The Price of Independence Is Rising for Renters As the ‘Singles Tax’ Tops $7,500
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The Price of Independence Is Rising for Renters As the ‘Singles Tax’ Tops $7,500

Why Buffalo is 2025’s Hottest Market (Again)
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Why Buffalo is 2025’s Hottest Market (Again)

Austin, Texas
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Affordable Listings Reached a 19-Month High in September Amid Short-Lived Mortgage Rate Relief

Luxury Home Values Are Rising Faster Than Typical Homes for the First Time in Years
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Luxury Home Values Are Rising Faster Than Typical Homes for the First Time in Years

Coming in Hot: Phoenix is Named the Best Market for New College Graduates
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Coming in Hot: Phoenix is Named the Best Market for New College Graduates