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nywhere Real Estate Inc. (HOUS) has risen 25 % in the past month and 35 % over the last year, yet its price‑to‑sales ratio remains a mere 0.1×—well below the U.S. real‑estate sector average of >3.1× and far lower than the common 10× benchmark. The low P/S may signal underlying issues that merit closer scrutiny.
The Trump administration’s pledge to boost U.S. oil and gas could benefit 15 related stocks, including HOUS. Our September 16, 2025 analysis compares HOUS’s P/S to peers and highlights its lagging revenue growth. The company grew revenue 2.7 % last year, but revenue fell 27 % over the past three years, dampening investor confidence. Analysts project 6.1 % revenue growth next year versus 13 % for the broader industry, explaining why the P/S sits below most competitors.
Investors appear wary of a less optimistic outlook, and HOUS triggers one warning sign in our investment analysis. Despite price gains, the subdued P/S reflects market sentiment about the company’s health. A turnaround would be required to lift the P/S.
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Our analysis is general and not investment advice. We hold no positions in any stocks mentioned.
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