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DataDigest: iBuyers slide farther from hyped market disruption

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Offerpad is an instant buyer, or iBuyer, a company that gives sellers cash offers for their homes and attempts to resell the homes for a profit, sometimes after making renovations. “The largest, undisrupted market in the U.S.,” The Opendoor presentation projected sales of more than 37,500 homes in 2023. billion.

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Offerpad proposes iBuyer-agent marriage

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The success of iBuyers is the failure of real estate agents. But the iBuyer-agent relationship is shifting, as iBuying company Offerpad – the only iBuyer of the above group to ever turn a profit – is now quietly employing roughly 200 real estate agents, which the company calls “Solutions Experts.”. The company debuted with a $2.7

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These iBuyers are coming to a market near you

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A fury of iBuyer expansion hit the industry this week, with Redfin and Opendoor announcing new locations and Offerpad announcing Thursday it will go public. The company’s iBuyer platform is already available in Arizona, California, Colorado, Texas and Washington.

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Amid heavy financial losses, iBuyers bought 70,000 homes in 2021

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So-called iBuyers purchased a total of 70,402 homes in 2021, more than doubling the number purchased in 2019, according to a report from Zillow released on Tuesday. The shopping spree, in a historically wild housing market, led to Zillow’s implosion and a lot of red ink on Opendoor’s books. median sales price of $335,060.

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How many homes did iBuyers purchase in Q2?

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The second quarter was a tough one on iBuyers, as only 0.1% of the homes sold across 418 metros — only 880 homes total — were purchased by top iBuyers Redfin , Zillow , Opendoor and Offerpad , according to a report by Redfin. Phoenix had the most significant slump in the iBuyer market share in Q2. billion Q2 2019.

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Opendoor resumes iBuying in all of its markets

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Opendoor has resumed operations in all 21 of its markets as of Tuesday. The iBuyer first paused its acquisitions in March as a result of COVID-19, and has since relaunched in Phoenix , Raleigh-Durham, Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta, Charlotte, Nashville and Tucson.

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Zillow: Over half of our iBuying inventory is on the move

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But the division produced a $421 million loss before taxes, and analysis from KeyBanc and industry analyst Mike DelPrete as well as anecdotes from real estate agents indicated Zillow paid more than market value for homes. . The company’s market cap has fallen to $13.7 billion as of Sept.