Zillow continues to attract a large number of visitors to its mobile and Web properties, with the online real estate company announcing today that it attracted more than 24.3 million unique visitors during the month of September. That’s a 103 percent increase over the same period last year, but down slightly from the 25.1 million visitors who visited the company’s properties in August.
It is worth noting that September has just 30 days, compared to August’s 31 days. It is also worth pointing out that Zillow’s numbers have been helped, in part, by the acquisition of Postlets in March.
Shares of Zillow dropped more than one percent today and are now trading at about $25.45. (As I pointed out in August, there’s an incentive for Zillow insiders to keep the stock above $25 per share later this month). The company, which went public in July, was just added to the Russell 2000 and Russell 3000 indexes.
Previously on GeekWire: “Following in Zillow’s footsteps, Trulia eyes IPO in 2012”
