IBuyer's market cap has dropped below $50M minimum for 30 consecutive trading days, and the New York Stock Exchange wants to know what the company is going to do about it
After adding 1K agents per month in 2024, Real said January could become its most productive hiring month in company history
CoStar Group's revenue grew 11% year over year, to $693M, while monthly average unique visitors for the Homes.com Network of sites reached 130M, according to Q3 earnings results on Tuesday
The company best-known for its virtual brokerage brought in $983M in revenue between October and December, even as a difficult market took a toll, according to Q4 earnings released Thursday
In addition to going public at a bad time for mortgage lenders, Barron's reports that SPAC merger resulted in a huge increase in the number of shares outstanding
Real estate stocks fell on Wall Street, too — though even before the carnage they were hovering near all-time lows
Multiple real estate companies are seeing share prices fall to all-time lows. If they can't turn around stock market performances, falling share prices could have profound impacts
The company also saw its agent count grow to 2,451, up 126% year over year, according to earnings figures released Tuesday
Tamir Poleg also believes the currently wild housing market may calm down in the near future, but he doesn't believes there's a bubble forming
The 3D imaging company's shares debuted Friday at about $14.42 and ended the day around $14.20. The firm went public via a merger with a special acquisition company
The company will begin selling shares via a SPAC merger at a moment when interest in 3D tours is surging — and when more competitors are inching onto Matterport's turf
Commissions are still king, but more and more agents are looking for alternative revenue streams in the form of stocks and profit sharing
The Real Brokerage will begin offering common shares on the Nasdaq during the second quarter of 2020. The company already trades on two other exchanges
The 2-for-1 split is aimed at lowering the share price to allow more employees to purchase shares, the company said
Porch has evolved into an enterprise software company as well as a consumer-facing marketplace. The firm is the latest to use a merger with a blank check company to go public