Total revenue dropped 6.2 percent year over year and U.S. agent count fell 5.4 percent, according to earnings data released Thursday as the real estate brokerage continues to wrestle with a shifting market.
Source: Inman News
RE/MAX revenue, US agent count, continue to drop in Q1
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