Douglas Elliman Inc.

NYSE:DOUG Stock Report

Market Cap: US$160.9m

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Seeking Alpha • Jan 30

Douglas Elliman: I Am Downgrading Shares Even Though The Industry Will Recover

Summary Douglas Elliman faces ongoing financial struggles despite recent revenue growth, prompting a downgrade to a 'Sell' rating. DOUG's transaction volume continues to decline, but higher average transaction values have partially offset this, driven by luxury market exposure. Profitability remains elusive, with net losses and weak cash flows persisting even as revenue recovers and management pursues international expansion. Valuation appears stretched, with price-to-book multiples at multi-year highs, signaling potential overvaluation despite market optimism. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Analysis Article • Sep 06

Douglas Elliman Inc. (NYSE:DOUG) Stock Catapults 27% Though Its Price And Business Still Lag The Industry

Douglas Elliman Inc. ( NYSE:DOUG ) shares have had a really impressive month, gaining 27% after a shaky period...
Analysis Article • Jun 20

Improved Revenues Required Before Douglas Elliman Inc. (NYSE:DOUG) Stock's 27% Jump Looks Justified

Douglas Elliman Inc. ( NYSE:DOUG ) shares have continued their recent momentum with a 27% gain in the last month alone...
Analysis Article • May 03

Douglas Elliman Inc.'s (NYSE:DOUG) Share Price Is Matching Sentiment Around Its Revenues

With a price-to-sales (or "P/S") ratio of 0.2x Douglas Elliman Inc. ( NYSE:DOUG ) may be sending bullish signals at the...
Seeking Alpha • Feb 14

Douglas Elliman: Changing Of The Guard

Summary Douglas Elliman's CEO Howard Lorber has retired, replaced by Michael Liebowitz, who appears to be focused on cost-cutting and restructuring the executive team. Despite cost-cutting efforts, I do not foresee Douglas Elliman returning to profitability in 2025 without a concrete plan for revenue diversification. The real estate market remains challenging with high mortgage rates and low affordability, impacting transaction volumes and the company's financial outlook. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Analysis Article • Feb 05

Is Douglas Elliman (NYSE:DOUG) Using Debt In A Risky Way?

The external fund manager backed by Berkshire Hathaway's Charlie Munger, Li Lu, makes no bones about it when he says...
Analysis Article • Jan 10

Douglas Elliman Inc.'s (NYSE:DOUG) 26% Dip In Price Shows Sentiment Is Matching Revenues

Douglas Elliman Inc. ( NYSE:DOUG ) shares have had a horrible month, losing 26% after a relatively good period...
Seeking Alpha • Nov 29

Douglas Elliman: Surging Despite Controversy, But Further Upside May Be Limited

Summary Douglas Elliman shares have doubled in recent months, as confidence in a housing market recovery outweighs continued quarterly losses, as well as a major scandal and C-suite shakeup. Yet while recent management changes could drive improved results in the coming quarters, it's unclear whether an expected rebound in housing demand will arrive in 2025. Furthermore, likely future dilution, stemming from this year's issuance of convertible notes, may have a major impact on further price appreciation. With this, it may be best to wait for a pullback or the emergence of other major news before entering a new position in DOUG stock. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Analysis Article • Nov 19

Douglas Elliman Inc.'s (NYSE:DOUG) Shares Leap 27% Yet They're Still Not Telling The Full Story

Douglas Elliman Inc. ( NYSE:DOUG ) shareholders would be excited to see that the share price has had a great month...
Analysis Article • Oct 04

There's No Escaping Douglas Elliman Inc.'s (NYSE:DOUG) Muted Revenues

You may think that with a price-to-sales (or "P/S") ratio of 0.2x Douglas Elliman Inc. ( NYSE:DOUG ) is definitely a...
Seeking Alpha • Aug 29

Douglas Elliman: How Will DOUG Fare In The New Commission Rate Environment?

Summary Douglas Elliman is a leading real estate brokerage business serving the luxury home market. Q2 financial results showed improvement with YoY gains in revenues and an increase in listings. DOUG's stock has rebounded in recent months on hopes of interest rate cuts spurring homebuyers. However, in my opinion, an ongoing change to buying agent commissions may negatively impact Douglas Elliman and other real estate brokerages. Until the dust settles and we see what DOUG can earn in a 'new normal', I recommend staying on the sidelines for now. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Analysis Article • Jul 02

Here's Why We're Not Too Worried About Douglas Elliman's (NYSE:DOUG) Cash Burn Situation

We can readily understand why investors are attracted to unprofitable companies. For example, although Amazon.com made...
Seeking Alpha • Apr 30

Douglas Elliman: Settling Class Action Lawsuits A Positive, But Housing Remains Unaffordable

Summary Douglas Elliman announced a settlement of its class action lawsuits for $7.75 million, relieving immediate selling pressure and causing a temporary increase in stock price. The actual settlement amount could be $10 million higher due to contingent payments based on the company's cash balance. Despite the settlement, Douglas Elliman's underlying business remains under pressure with declining commission revenues and weak resale activity. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Analysis Article • Apr 20

Take Care Before Jumping Onto Douglas Elliman Inc. (NYSE:DOUG) Even Though It's 29% Cheaper

To the annoyance of some shareholders, Douglas Elliman Inc. ( NYSE:DOUG ) shares are down a considerable 29% in the...
Analysis Article • Jan 26

Douglas Elliman Inc.'s (NYSE:DOUG) Shares Not Telling The Full Story

With a price-to-sales (or "P/S") ratio of 0.2x Douglas Elliman Inc. ( NYSE:DOUG ) may be sending bullish signals at the...
Seeking Alpha • Nov 27

Douglas Elliman: When It Rains, It Pours; Maintain Hold

Summary Douglas Elliman's shares have continued to decline, making the company worth around $150 million. DOUG reported a weak Q3 with a decline in revenues and an operating loss, but cost-cutting measures are starting to take hold. The real estate resale market remains sluggish, and the company faces potential commission declines from the fallout of the Sitzer/Burnett class action lawsuit. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Aug 21

Douglas Elliman: A Niche Real Estate Play With A Possible Catalyst

Summary Home sales volume is declining due to inflationary pressures and higher interest rates, causing pain for companies in the housing market. Douglas Elliman, a real estate services firm, is facing significant challenges but has an interesting niche in the higher-end market. The company has no debt, a substantial amount of cash on hand, and potential catalysts in its technology-oriented investments, making it a speculative but potentially attractive investment opportunity. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Analysis Article • Mar 17

Douglas Elliman (NYSE:DOUG) Will Pay A Dividend Of $0.05

Douglas Elliman Inc. ( NYSE:DOUG ) has announced that it will pay a dividend of $0.05 per share on the 31st of March...
Analysis Article • Feb 03

Further Upside For Douglas Elliman Inc. (NYSE:DOUG) Shares Could Introduce Price Risks After 25% Bounce

Douglas Elliman Inc. ( NYSE:DOUG ) shareholders have had their patience rewarded with a 25% share price jump in the...
Seeking Alpha • Jan 29

Douglas Elliman: A Contrarian 4.3% Yield Play

Summary Today, we take our first look at Douglas Elliman which went public just before mortgage rates doubled, crippling housing activity. Like others in the real estate sector, the environment has been more than challenging over the past year as rates have risen precipitously and inventory remains sparse. However, the company has a fortress balance sheet, is still profitable and provides a 4.3% dividend yield. An investment analysis follows in the paragraphs below. It may be argued that the past is a country from which we have all emigrated, that its loss is part of our common humanity." ― Salman Rushdie Today, we put Douglas Elliman Inc. (DOUG) in the spotlight for the first time. This housing related concern came public just as the tides were turning in the housing sector as average 30 year mortgage rates doubled in 2022. However, the company has managed to stay profitable even with these headwinds and the stock pays north of a four percent dividend yield. The shares appear to be trying to put in a floor here (below). Better tidings on the horizon for 2023 for Elliman's shareholders? An analysis follows below. Seeking Alpha Company Overview: Douglas Elliman, Inc. is headquartered in Miami, FL about an hour north of me as the crow flies. It offers traditional real estate services via approximately 100 offices and 6,500 agents in New York, Florida, California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Colorado, New Jersey, and Texas. Douglas Elliman focuses on the top end of the luxury market and is known for its outstanding service. The company has become the sixth largest real estate brokerage in the country. In addition, this brokerage firm manages over 350 buildings with just over 55,000 units in the New York City area. November Company Presentation The company also has a property technology investment business. Douglas Elliman gets over 90% of its overall sales from real estate commissions. The stock currently trades just above five bucks a share and sports an approximate market capitalization of $385 million. November Company Presentation Third Quarter Results: The company posted third quarter numbers on November 3rd. Douglas Elliman had a non-GAAP loss of a nickel a shares as revenues dropped 23% on a year-over-year basis to $272.6 million. Both top and bottom line results badly missed expectations. November Company Presentation Gross transaction value came in at approximately $11 billion for the quarter down from $13.4 billion in the same period a year ago. The average transaction in the quarter was $1.53 million. Management attributed the decline in revenues and is net loss to 'limited listing inventory and significantly increased mortgage interest rates' which is currently endemic across the industry at the moment. Adjust EBITDA shrunk to just $124,000 from over $27 million in 3Q2021. November Company Presentation Analyst Commentary & Balance Sheet: I can find only one analyst firm chiming in on Douglas Elliman over the past year. On November 7th, Jefferies reissued its Buy rating and $6 price target on the shares. November Company Presentation Several insiders bought just over $1 million worth of news shares collectively from March to September of last year. There has been no insider activity since then, however. Approximately two percent of the outstanding float is currently held short. The company ended the third quarter with just under $195 million of cash and marketable securities on its balance sheet against negligible long term debt. November Company Presentation Verdict: The current analyst firm consensus has the company earning 12 cents a share even as revenues decline 10% in FY2022 to $1.2 billion. In FY2023 both sales and earnings are projected to drop ever so slightly. November Company Presentation The higher end of the real estate market has outperformed the lower and middle ends of the housing market to this point. That made not continue to be the case as we are seeing accelerating layoffs in high paying industries such as technology and Wall Street. Bonuses also have been cut dramatically in the latter, which should have at least a marginal impact on the New York City region were Douglas Elliman has an approximate 20% market share.
Seeking Alpha • Nov 14

Residential Real Estate Broker Douglas Elliman Is An Interesting Turnaround Investment

Summary Douglas Elliman reported a GAAP loss of $0.05 per share for 3Q. Higher mortgage rates are hurting the residential real estate market. The stock currently yields 4.6%. They have no debt and almost $193 million cash. Douglas Elliman is one of the top real estate brokers in the very high-end luxury residential market. Luxury residential real broker Douglas Elliman (DOUG) is an interesting investment at current prices for those patient investors willing to hold it until the economy rebounds from the expected recession while still earning a modest yield of 4.6%. I bought the stock last week while their CEO, Howard Lorber, was being interviewed on CNBC because I did not realize that the stock price had dropped so sharply from earlier this year to such an undervalued price for this premier luxury residential broker that has a reputation for impeccable service. It should do well when mortgage rates eventually decline. Data by YCharts Real Estate Business Model Douglas Elliman has been around for over 100 years and originally served mostly the New York area, but now serves many luxury markets such as Beverly Hills and Palm Beach ($1.604 million average transaction price for the last 12 months). Ownership has changed a few times over the years. It was spun off from the Vector Group (VGR), which owns discount cigarette company Liggett Group, at the end of 2021 when VGR shareholders received 0.5 shares of DOUG for each VGR share. I looked at DOUG when it first started trading at over $12, but it did not seem to be a bargain, especially when I was bearish on the stock market. The reality is that their primary asset is their reputation for outstanding service. The risk, of course, is what if their service reputation is negatively impacted by some individual brokers who provide poor service and this news spreads within their target high-income market. In the past Douglas Elliman was the "go to broker" if you wanted to buy a NYC highly restrictive co-op, such as One Sutton Place South. (Currently, they have a listing, for example, at One South for a two-bedroom co-op listed at $5.995 million with a monthly maintenance of $8,558.) This exclusive co-op market, however, has been impacted by lawsuits and new legislation that has greatly reduced these co-op's ability to be so extremely restrictive, which may have indirectly had a negative impact on Douglas Elliman's marketing business model. Many of these exclusive co-ops do not allow mortgages and some have "multiple" requirements. Under the multiple requirement a potential buyer of a co-op needs to own a certain "multiple" of liquid assets (some require 4x) times the purchase price plus being able to meet other standards to get the co-op's board approval to buy. Actually, these various restrictions, in my opinion, help Douglas Elliman because it reduces the ability of some non-luxury brokers to take some of their business since Douglas Elliman has a reputation of advising potential buyers of how to deal with the co-op boards. The trend in NYC is for almost no new co-ops/co-op conversions and only new condominiums, which usually just require money (lots of money) to buy and no board approvals. A new type of high-end competitor to Douglas Elliman has emerged in the last few years. There are YouTube/social media individual brokers that have been able to create their own brand that competes with established luxury brokers. Ryan Serhant, for example, frequently posts YouTube videos about very expensive NYC apartments and he currently is the broker for the $250 million penthouse apartment on 57th St. Besides being a residential broker with about 100 offices and almost 7,000 agents, Douglas Elliman also manages about 360 luxury buildings with 56,500 units in the New York area. They also offer title insurance as agents - not as an actual title insurance company. They are expanding into Las Vegas, Dallas, and many other luxury markets by recruiting local top agents/agencies to become affiliated with Douglas Elliman. They rarely actually buy other real estate firms. Based on their reported commission revenue numbers and real estate agent commission expenses, it seems that the agents get an average 75% of commissions and Douglas Elliman gets 25%. I am basing this solely on their income statements because 75% is very high by industry standards. This implies, in my opinion, that there is very steep competition to keep their top agents if they have to pay them such a high percentage. They have a $13.771 million investment in a SPAC, PropTech Investment Corp. ll (PTIC), which is trying to merge with an entity that owns Renters Warehouse. I glanced at Renters Warehouse, and I was not impressed, but since the investment is only about $0.17 per DOUG share it is not a major issue. It seems the parties are having problems completing the deal because they just had another time extension. There could be a very modest impact on DOUG if the merger is actually completed, and the new stock starts trading. Latest 3Q Results It was not surprising that commission revenue continued to drop in the 3Q because much higher mortgage rates have really hurt the residential market. They had a GAPP loss of $0.05 for the quarter. A major negative issue is the over 50% increase for the last nine months for general and administrative expenses. Part of the explanation for this is that last year they were still part of the Vector Group. There may have been some synergy with overhead expenses, or they allocated a lower amount of total expenses to Douglas Elliman's operations than they should have in 2021. They are trying to reduce expenses according to management in their conference call. Douglas Elliman pays $0.05 dividend per quarter, which results in a current yield of 4.6%. Even if they don't earn enough currently and in the near future to cover the dividend, I expect them to keep the dividend because they had almost $193 million cash as of September 30 and their token amount of debt was paid off in October. Income Statements 3Q and 9 Months 2022 and 2021 Income Statement 3Q and 9 months 2022 and 2021 (sec.gov) As can be seen by the table below, the NYC market has not been hit as much as other markets by much higher mortgage rates. I wonder if that is partially because many ultra-luxury co-ops in Manhattan do not allow buyers to use mortgages, so the higher mortgage rates do not have a direct impact on that part of the co-op market. Revenue By Region 3Q and 9 Months 2022 and 2021 Revenue By Region 3Q and 9 Months 2022 and 2021 (sec.gov) Latest Manhattan Residential Numbers I think many potential DOUG investors focus on the New York market, especially Manhattan, when valuing DOUG because that has been its historical market. Therefore, the last residential numbers for October for Manhattan, which includes all real estate and not just those associated with Douglas Elliman, are appropriate to consider. Readers need to remember that average Manhattan numbers include those in parts of the borough that are lower income and not just the upper income areas such as SOHO and Tribeca. (No, the average apartment monthly rental rate of $5,435 in Manhattan is not a typo error.) Manhattan Residential Rental Numbers October October Manhattan Residential Rental Numbers (www.elliman.com) Manhattan Residential Sales 3Q (Includes Co-Ops and Condos) 3Q Manhattan Residential Sales (www.elliman.com) Since the price per sq ft only dropped 3.1% year over year compared to the average selling price drop of 9.3%, it seems more smaller units were sold in 3Q 2022 than in 3Q 2021 and these smaller units were in mostly new developments.
Seeking Alpha • Sep 02

Douglas Elliman declares $0.05 dividend

Douglas Elliman (NYSE:DOUG) declares $0.05/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous. Forward yield 4.29% Payable Sept. 29; for shareholders of record Sept. 15; ex-div Sept. 14. See DOUG Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth.
Seeking Alpha • Aug 04

Douglas Elliman GAAP EPS of $0.13, revenue of $364.36M

Douglas Elliman press release (NYSE:DOUG): Q2 GAAP EPS of $0.13. Revenue of $364.36M (-7.0% Y/Y). Shares +0.16% AH.
Seeking Alpha • Jul 08

Douglas Elliman: Room To Get Bullish On Housing With A 3.9% Dividend Yield

Douglas Elliman is a residential real estate broker specializing in luxury properties. The company last reported its Q1 results highlighted by overall solid trends although recent signs suggest the housing market is slowing. We are bullish on the stock following its deep selloff and see value in its quarterly dividend which currently yields 3.9%. Douglas Elliman Inc (DOUG) is one of the largest residential real estate brokerages in the U.S. with a focus on luxury properties. The company became publicly traded following the completion of a spin-off from its former parent, Vector Group (VGR) in Q4 last year. From the pandemic-fueled housing boom between 2020 and 2021, the story now has been the shifting macro-environment defined by record inflation and surging interest rates. Indeed, shares of DOUG are off by nearly 50% from their IPO price with concerns of slowing growth and a hit to earnings. Still, we think the stock looks interesting with a sense that the selloff has gone too far based on unjustified extreme pessimism. While there are signs housing has cooled with some downside to real estate prices, Douglas Elliman remains supported by overall solid fundamentals and recurring profitability. The potential that economic conditions improve going forward can jump-start a rally in the stock. We also like DOUG's 3.9% dividend yield which highlights some compelling value at the current level. DOUG Key Metrics The company last reported its Q1 earnings in early May, the first complete quarter as an independent company. EPS of $0.08 was $0.01 below the consensus while revenue of $308.9 million, up 13% year over year, was slightly ahead of estimates. The business model here is simple, from each real estate transaction, Douglas Elliman receives a commission, typically around 3% of the property value. This segment represents over 95% of total revenues while the company also offers property management and other related services. From the brokerage commissions pool, the underlying agents receive a cut, around 75% of the total fees which on the income statement represent the bulk of operating expenses. This quarter, growth in total revenues was driven by the real estate brokerage achieving a record gross transaction value of approximately $11.7 billion, up from $10.1 billion in the quarter last year. This trend reflects the momentum in the housing market over the past year and also higher average pricing. On the cost side, extra expenses in part related to the IPO drove a 70% increase in corporate general and administrative expenses. The result is that the operating income of $7.9 million was down 45% from the period last year. The company also notes its adjusted EBITDA in Q1 at $12.7 million was down from $16.4 million in the period last year. source: company IR Management focused on its overall positive operating momentum. Douglas Elliman has captured a share in key markets over the last few years. In New York City, the brokerage represented 21% of all transactions over the last twelve months, up from 19% in 2017. The company has nearly doubled its presence in Florida which has been a real estate hot spot since 2020. While not providing official earnings guidance, the takeaway is that conditions were strong in Q1 with some strength carrying over into Q2. Finally, we note that Douglas Elliman ended the quarter with a balance sheet cash position of $204 million against effectively zero long-term financial debt beyond lease liabilities. DOUG pays a quarterly dividend of $0.05 per share which represents an annualized distribution of around $16.3 million which we view as well supported by underlying cash flows and recurring profitability. source: company IR Housing Market Outlook Economic conditions have deteriorated more recently into Q2 which explains much of the volatility in the broader market and also shares of DOUG. We mentioned the higher-than-expected inflation and climbing interest rates with all indications pointing to a slowdown compared to the exceptionally strong 2021. In housing, one of the biggest headwinds has been the rising 30-year fixed mortgage rate which has surged above 5% from a low of under 3% last year. The trends are evident in existing home sales data for May from the National Association of Realtors showing a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.4 million home sales, down 8.6% year-over-year and well off the 6.5 million level as recently as January. At the same time, the report notes that even with the pullback, the rate of existing home sales is simply back to levels in 2018 that may be seen as normal. source: National Association of Realtors On the other hand, the median price of existing homes at $407k is up 14.6% year over year. The combination of record pricing with higher interest rates limits affordability leading to an expectation that there is some further downside in home sales and pricing as the market cools off. source: NAR We mentioned the firm's specialization in the luxury side of the market. This is important when thinking about how conditions are evolving this year. An average selling price of homes by Douglas Elliman approaching $1.6 million in 2021 is nearly 4x the national median average of existing homes closer to $400k. Data through May shows that the high end of the market has outperformed in terms of price increases, up 22.1% y/y compared to declines in the average single-family home. The read here is that even as market conditions are more challenging, the data suggests DOUG is still benefiting from lingering tailwinds. This means that even as the total home sales slow, Douglas Elliman's results should be a bit stronger based on the value of transactions. The other dynamic is that for luxury properties, the portion of cash deals is often greater than what may be considered starter homes implying the company is less exposed to compared mass-market brokerages. This was a theme discussed during the earnings conference call: Well, it varies from market to market, but the real fact is that in the higher-end deals, there is less talk of mortgage. And that doesn’t mean they are not ultimately getting financing on it after they purchase it... But we don’t really see interest rates having affected too much yet. And in fact, what I’ve seen in the past over the years is that as rates start going up, that brings people into the market quicker because they don’t want to be priced out of the market.
Analysis Article • Apr 08

We Think Douglas Elliman's (NYSE:DOUG) Profit Is Only A Baseline For What They Can Achieve

Even though Douglas Elliman Inc.'s ( NYSE:DOUG ) recent earnings release was robust, the market didn't seem to notice...

In this section we usually present revenue and earnings growth projections based on the consensus estimates of professional analysts to help investors understand the company’s ability to generate profit. But as Douglas Elliman has not provided enough past data and has no analyst forecast, its future earnings cannot be reliably calculated by extrapolating past data or using analyst predictions.

This is quite a rare situation as 97% of companies covered by SimplyWall St do have past financial data.

Earnings and Revenue Growth Forecasts

NYSE:DOUG - Analysts future estimates and past financials data (USD Millions)
DateRevenueEarningsFree Cash FlowCash from OpAvg. No. Analysts
3/31/20269944-30-28N/A
12/31/20251,03315-17-14N/A
9/30/20251,031-59-13-8N/A
6/30/20251,034-62-10-5N/A
3/31/20251,049-41-9-4N/A
12/31/2024996-76-31-26N/A
9/30/2024966-85-25-20N/A
6/30/2024952-63-38-33N/A
3/31/2024942-66-31-26N/A
12/31/2023956-43-37-30N/A
9/30/2023949-47-55-48N/A
6/30/2023970-46-50-41N/A
3/31/20231,058-30-51-40N/A
12/31/20221,153-6-23-15N/A
9/30/20221,280323240N/A
6/30/20221,362615159N/A
3/31/20221,38991103107N/A
12/31/20211,35399124128N/A
9/30/20211,28693111114N/A
6/30/20211,14080106111N/A
3/31/202189744449N/A
12/31/2020774-462632N/A
12/31/20197848N/A8N/A
12/31/20187544N/A13N/A

Analyst Future Growth Forecasts

Earnings vs Savings Rate: Insufficient data to determine if DOUG's forecast earnings growth is above the savings rate (3.5%).

Earnings vs Market: Insufficient data to determine if DOUG's earnings are forecast to grow faster than the US market

High Growth Earnings: Insufficient data to determine if DOUG's earnings are expected to grow significantly over the next 3 years.

Revenue vs Market: Insufficient data to determine if DOUG's revenue is forecast to grow faster than the US market.

High Growth Revenue: Insufficient data to determine if DOUG's revenue is forecast to grow faster than 20% per year.

Earnings per Share Growth Forecasts

Future Return on Equity

Future ROE: Insufficient data to determine if DOUG's Return on Equity is forecast to be high in 3 years time

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Company Analysis and Financial Data Status

DataLast Updated (UTC time)
Company Analysis2026/06/08 04:25
End of Day Share Price 2026/06/08 00:00
Earnings2026/03/31
Annual Earnings2025/12/31

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Douglas Elliman Inc. is covered by 2 analysts. 0 of those analysts submitted the estimates of revenue or earnings used as inputs to our report. Analysts submissions are updated throughout the day.

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Daniel FannonJefferies LLC
Peter AbramowitzJefferies LLC