The U.S. Federal Trade Commission said Monday that it is settling its lawsuit against Zillow, according to Reuters, as summarized by Techmeme. The case centered on claims that Zillow violated antitrust law by paying Redfin $100 million to stop competing in rental listings, Reuters reports. The provided summary does not include the settlement’s terms or any remedies attached to it. For Zillow and Redfin, the settlement moves a competition dispute over rental listings toward resolution. For the FTC, it closes—at least on the facts available here—a case framed around whether a payment between real estate platforms improperly reduced competition in a specific listings market. Who benefits: Zillow benefits from moving toward resolution of the FTC lawsuit. The FTC also secures a settlement of the claims it brought, though the provided summary does not specify the terms. Who's exposed: Companies making payments or partnership agreements with direct competitors in specific digital marketplaces remain exposed to antitrust review. The facts available here do not show whether Redfin faces any continuing exposure.