Shares in Offerpad hit a new all-time low in after-hours trading Monday after the iBuyer reported that it continues to trim its losses but expects further declines in revenue and homes sold in the third quarter.
Source: Inman News
Offerpad trims Q2 loss, but sales and revenue continue to slide
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