Investors tracking Compass stock price are noting relative strength compared to real estate peers, as improved housing demand metrics have offered near-term support around $3.30 per share. The fact Douglas Elliman is growing in such a tough real estate market is a testament to the strength of its brand. The company is also improving its bottom line by carefully managing costs to create a more sustainable business. It still lost $28.6 million during the first half of 2025 on a generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) basis, but that was an improvement from its $43.1 million net loss from the year-ago period. The real estate conglomerate saw its stock price rise from $7 at close of market on Friday to over $11 at 9:30 Monday morning. As of midday Tuesday, Anywhere’s stock was trading for roughly $10.31 per share. Compass stock price traded flat at $3.28 today, with market participants watching upcoming existing home sales data closely. Any positive surprises could lift the stock toward $3.40 in the next few sessions.