Homes.com Returns to Super Bowl 60 for Third Year

Homes.com is heading back to the Super Bowl for the third year in a row, cementing its status as a regular player in the biggest night for super bowl ads. A company spokesperson confirmed the real estate portal has bought national ad time in Super Bowl 60, which kicks off on February 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The move continues an aggressive super bowl advertising strategy that began when Homes.com used the game to introduce its revamped brand to a massive audience.

In Super Bowl 58, Homes.com ran two 30-second spots, down from the three 30-second super bowl commercials it aired the previous year, when the brand officially launched on the Big Game stage. Those campaigns helped establish the site—owned by CoStar Group and a sibling to Apartments.com—as a serious contender in the crowded home-search category. While the company has confirmed its return to the 2026 broadcast, it has not yet revealed whether fan favorites Dan Levy and Heidi Gardner will reprise their roles as the overconfident owner and top sales executive of Homes.com.

Levy and Gardner have been the faces of the brand’s previous Super Bowl efforts, anchoring storylines packed with high-profile cameos. The 2024 super bowl ads featured appearances from Lil Wayne and Jeff Goldblum, whose quirky alter ego Brad Bellflower has long fronted Apartments.com. Adding even more star power, Morgan Freeman’s unmistakable voice delivered a simple, memorable line that summed up the company’s positioning: “Homes.com is the best.”

For fans tracking the evolution of real estate and tech brands on Super Bowl Sunday, Homes.com’s continued presence reflects how digital platforms now compete for attention alongside legacy advertisers. Viewers can revisit past 2024 Super Bowl commercials and earlier campaigns in the extensive Super Bowl commercial archive, or dive into the latest news and previews on SuperBowl-Ads.com’s homepage as anticipation builds for what Homes.com will unveil next.