It has been a mediocre week Redfin Corporation (Nasdaq: RDFN) Shareholders, where the share falls 15% to US $ 6.67 a week since the last annual results. The legal results were generally mixed, with a turnover of US $ 1.0 billion in line with analyst forecasts, but losing US $ 1.36 per share, about 3.6% larger than analysts predicted. The analysts usually work on their predictions with every winning report and we can assess their estimates whether their view of the company has changed whether there are new concerns to be informed. That is why we have collected the latest legal consensus after the operation to see what could be in store for next year.
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After last week's winning report, the 16 analysts of Redfin 2025 predict sales to be US $ 1.06 billion, approximately in line with the last 12 months. Losses are supposed to fall, which means that 16% shrink from last year to US $ 1.10. But prior to the last income, the analysts predicted the turnover of US $ 1.13 billion and losses of US $ 0.98 per share in 2025. It is therefore quite clear that the analysts have mixed opinions about Redfin after this update; The income was relegated and the expectation that the losses would increase per share.
The average price target fell by 9.5% to US $ 7.84, which implicitly indicates that a lower profit per share is a leading indicator of Redfin's valuation. However, there is another way to think about price objectives, and that is to look at the range of price goals set by analysts, because a wide range of estimates can suggest a varied image on possible results for the company. Currently, the most bullish analyst Redfin appreciates US $ 12.00 per share, while the most bearish praise it at US $ 4.00. As you can see, the reach of estimates is wide, with the lowest appreciation on less than half of the most bullish estimate, which suggests that there are a number of highly diverse views on how analysts think that this company will perform. As a result, it may not be a good idea to make decisions based on the consensus price objective, which is only an average of this wide range of estimates.
Another way in which we can view these estimates is in the context of the larger whole, such as how the predictions accumulate against performance from the past, and whether predictions are more or less bullish compared to other industry companies. We can deduce from the last estimates that predictions expect a continuation of the Redfin's historical trends, because revenue growth from 1.8% to the end of 2025 is approximately in line with the annual growth of 1.9% in the past five years. Compare this with the wider industry (in total), which, according to the estimates of the analysts, the turnover will see growing by 10% per year. So although Redfin is expected to maintain its sales growth, it is expected to grow slower than the wider industry.
