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America’s top residential brokerages ranked – Resi Rundown

Compass tops Real Trends list, but still lost $600 million last year

<p>TRD&#8217;s Hiten Samtani</p>

TRD’s Hiten Samtani

First a caveat. Just because a brokerage is among the top Real Trends rankings doesn’t mean the company did well financially.

Take, for example, Compass, which held the top spot again with $228 billion in sales volume through 200,000 transactions. While those are huge numbers, they didn’t mean Compass generated a profit. The brokerage lost $600 million last year.

Not that everyone on the list lost money. Coming in at No. 2, Anywhere Real Estate — parent to brands that include Sotheby’s, Corcoran and Coldwell Banker — had $218 billion in sales, and eked out a $32 million profit. 

The Real Deal’s Hiten Samtani discusses the top five brokerages and teases out what their numbers mean.

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Residential
National

America’s top residential brokerages ranked – Resi Rundown

Compass tops Real Trends list, but still lost $600 million last year

<p>TRD&#8217;s Hiten Samtani</p>

TRD’s Hiten Samtani

First a caveat. Just because a brokerage is among the top Real Trends rankings doesn’t mean the company did well financially.

Take, for example, Compass, which held the top spot again with $228 billion in sales volume through 200,000 transactions. While those are huge numbers, they didn’t mean Compass generated a profit. The brokerage lost $600 million last year.

Not that everyone on the list lost money. Coming in at No. 2, Anywhere Real Estate — parent to brands that include Sotheby’s, Corcoran and Coldwell Banker — had $218 billion in sales, and eked out a $32 million profit. 

The Real Deal’s Hiten Samtani discusses the top five brokerages and teases out what their numbers mean.

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Watch the episode above, and stay tuned for more breakdowns of the most important news and trends in residential brokerage.

Read more

COMPANIES AND PEOPLE

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Anywhere Real EstateBerkshire HathawayBerkshire Hathaway HomeServicesDouglas EllimanEXp Realty