Shares rallied 23.7% as Real Brokerage delivered revenue and EBITDA growth that materially outpaced the challenging housing market backdrop, reflecting strong unit growth, improving agent productivity, and positive momentum ahead of the RE/MAX transaction.
Shares declined 2.4% following the quarter as investors appeared cautious despite revenue growth and margin improvement, likely reflecting concerns about decelerating market conditions and a cautious outlook amid a soft housing environment.
Real Brokerage delivered robust Q3 results, with a 53% year-over-year revenue increase driven by significant agent growth and enhanced productivity, all while approaching breakeven on net loss.