Over the past three years, the largest iBuyers — Opendoor, Zillow and Offerpad — have spent over $200 million advertising directly to consumers. That spend peaked in 2019 before slowing during the pandemic. Historically and today, Opendoor appears to be vastly outspending its competition — a reflection of its size, scale and ambition.
Source: Inman News
How much are iBuyers paying for customer acquisition?
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