Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman said Tuesday on CNBC that as sales continue to decline, the company will need to cut costs strategically and respond to economic challenges one day at a time.
Source: Inman News
Glenn Kelman sees silver lining in sales spiral: ‘It can’t go much lower’
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