It has been no secret that Compass has spent the last two years gobbling up market share.  In 2024, the brokerage acquired Chicago-based @properties and Christie’s International Real Estate in a roughly $450 million deal. It followed that up with a $1.6 billion deal for Anywhere Real Estate, the second-largest brokerage in the country by volume behind Compass, which closed in January.  The rapid dealmaking has raised concerns from Compass’ competition and consumer watchdogs that the brokerage is set to be a market-dominant force. A new study from the Consumer Policy Center, an independent think tank, attempts to put numbers […]

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