Earnings

CEO Glenn Sanford acknowledged the challenging market, but said eXp has increased market share and added agents even as revenue remains flat.

While revenue dipped slightly, net losses totaled more than $59 million, but CEO Steve Joyce said the company continued to make progress in a tough market.

CEO Glenn Kelman told investors its customer focus, including self-service options for buyers, helped improve earnings and could help Redfin grab market share.

During the company's Q3 earnings call, CEO Carrie Wheeler said she anticipates a quiet fourth quarter but an uptick in home acquisitions next year.

During the Q3 earnings call, CEO Rich Barton discussed the Sitzer/Burnett verdict and how it could affect Zillow — and the industry as a whole.

The company reported $625M in Q3 revenue and touted the growth of its residential portal, which it says is well-positioned should commission practices change.

In its Q3 earnings report, the company highlighted its $1.6B in revenue, debt reduction, and a settlement that “puts significant litigation behind us.”

The Canadian brokerage giant saw a much smaller drop in revenue, and agent count increased slightly.

The company reported significant year-over-year declines, with revenue taking a nearly 25% hit — but numbers were much improved over Q1.

Despite a net loss of just over $4M, the company increased revenue by 65% and reported EBITDA profits for the first time, while also doubling agent count.

The brokerage lost $48 million in Q2 — an improvement after substantial losses in Q1 — and the company emphasized its free positive cash flow.

The top iBuyer hopes scaling home purchases, improving margins and leveraging partnerships will continue fueling its return to positive net income.

Amid falling revenue and elusive net profits, the company plans to pilot a program to give agents "the lion’s share of the commission on self-sourced sales."

The company reported a net income of $9.4 million, slightly below expectations, while its agent count grew by 7%.

The company's net income of $2 million was an improvement after losses in Q1, while revenue fell by more than 10% and U.S. agent count dropped by 6.3%.

Overall revenue was up from Q1 and slightly higher year-over-year, but net losses continued to mount.

The iBuyer reduced losses and acquired more homes over Q1, but sales and revenue dipped significantly.

The commercial and residential real estate giant continues to grow revenue and income while also investing in Homes.com.

While down year-over-year, revenue and income were up over the previous quarter, but the company missed expectations on earnings per share.

Bridgemarq Real Estate Services reported a net loss of $4.7 million, attributing the drop to the housing market downturn.