Anywhere Q1 Results: Slide Continues With Net Loss of $101 Million
In a Q1 2024 earnings call Apr. 25, Anywhere Real Estate reported a $101 million loss for the quarter, continuing ...
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Redfin Pushes New Agent Compensation Model, Reports Quarterly Declines
While Redfin reported losses during quarterly earnings reports in 2023, the company maintained a mood of cautious optimism. CEO Glen ...
Compass Satisfied With Q4 Performance Compared to National Averages
Compass reported increases of principal agent count by 7.7%, up 1,046, and quarterly market share up 4.41%—a jump year-over-year by ...
Rocket Mortgage Focuses on AI as Earnings Continue to Grow
Rocket Companies stated that they are increasing their focus on technology and AI as they continue to thrive amidst mortgage ...
eXp Posts Profitable Q4, Positioned to Capitalize on Future Growth Opportunities
Last year was filled with pressing difficulties in the real estate realm—throughout the United States and beyond—although virtual brokerage eXp ...
Opendoor Q4 Revenue, Homes Sold Plummet as CEO Looks to ‘Rescale Business’
Opendoor Technologies Inc., an e-commerce platform for residential real estate transactions, on Feb. 15 reported financial results for Q4 and ...
Anywhere Q4 and Overall 2023 Results: More Losses in ‘Incredibly Difficult Year’
In a combined Q4 and full-year 2023 earnings call Feb. 15, Anywhere Real Estate reported falling revenue of $1.250 billion ...
Zillow Revenue Up Again in Q4 2023, but Annual Net Loss Persists
In a fourth quarter and full-year 2023 earnings call Feb. 13, Zillow Group basically sang the same song as it ...
Despite Q3 Losses, Fathom Focuses on Agent Growth
Despite clocking in a $5.5 million net loss in Q3, Fathom executives are choosing to hone in on the positive—large ...
Compass Satisfied With Direction as Losses Pared in Q3 YoY
There continued more ups and downs for national brokerage Compass as it reported third quarter earnings on November 16. The ...
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