Connecting Dots: Zillow, CoStar, Realogy and the Battle for Brenda
I’m not at Inman New York for a variety of reasons, and apart from a hot karaoke night, I’m not feeling the FOMO yet. However,
I’m not at Inman New York for a variety of reasons, and apart from a hot karaoke night, I’m not feeling the FOMO yet. However,
Here in Q1 of 2021, I’m beginning to detect a certain pattern when it comes to trying to analyze earnings calls to see where the
There must be something in the water. I got three separate emails recently regarding publicly-traded brokerages. Two were on EXPI because they hosted an analyst
A year ago, I wrote these words while analyzing Realogy’s 2019 results: But I can’t ignore the fact that 2019 was not a good year,
Q3 was by all measures a bangin’ quarter, as my wife Sunny might say, for most of the companies in residential real estate. I already
I’ve decided to change up how I go about analyzing the quarterly earnings reports from the five public companies in residential real estate. Part of
Realogy was one of the first public companies in residential real estate to report Q1 earnings… and it was more or less what was expected:
I realize this is almost two weeks after Realogy reported, but… between international travel and my computer giving up the ghost, it’s been a bit
If you managed to make it all the way through the massive post that was Part 1, let me thank you first of all and
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