In addition, pro forma adjusted EBITDA more than doubled year over year to $24.5 million, or to 15% of pro forma revenue. Pro forma net loss narrowed to $17.9 million, or $0.31 per diluted share. Finally, Zillow reiterated the full-year guidance it provided last month, calling for 2015 pro forma revenue of $690 million, including $40 million from Market Leader. 2015 adjusted EBITDA is also still expected to be $80 million to $85 million. That's good for EBITDA margin over 20% and leaves Zillow on track to eventually reach its long-term target of 40%. In the end, despite delays with its acquisition, Zillow has continued to steadily march forward with its plans for online real estate domination. Considering Zillow and Trulia have still grabbed only a small slice of the $12 billion that real estate professionals spend every year marketing their services to consumers, I still think Zillow stock is poised to handsomely reward patient investors over the long term.