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Investing.com -- Real estate technology companies are navigating a complex landscape marked by shifting market conditions and evolving business models. According to WarrenAI’s analysis using Investing Pro metrics, several standout performers are emerging despite sector-wide challenges. Here’s a closer look at the top five real estate tech stocks based on fair value, analyst targets, and technical indicators.

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1. Compass Inc. (NYSE:COMP)

Compass has emerged as the sector’s strongest performer with a remarkable 93.4% return over the past year. Trading at $13.10, the company has gained significant momentum through its merger with Anywhere Real Estate and aggressive market share expansion. Analysts maintain a "Strong Buy" consensus with price targets reaching $17, representing nearly 20% upside potential. The company’s technology-driven margin expansion strategy appears to be working, with both Needham and UBS recently raising their targets. Technical indicators show COMP trading near 52-week highs with strong uptrends across most timeframes.

2. CoStar Group Inc. (NASDAQ:CSGP)

Despite a 13.9% decline over the past year, CoStar Group remains a fundamental powerhouse in real estate data. Currently priced at $66.18, analysts project significant upside of 25.7% based on target prices. BTIG’s recent upgrade to "Buy" highlights upcoming AI-driven product launches and potential growth from its Homes.com business. Activist investor Third Point’s involvement suggests possible strategic changes that could unlock shareholder value. While technical signals are mixed in the short term, CoStar’s strong balance sheet and recurring revenue model position it well for long-term growth.

3. Zillow Group Inc. (NASDAQ:ZG)

Trading at $65.85 after a 12.8% decline over the past year, Zillow is working through a strategic pivot. Analysts maintain a "Buy" rating with modest upside potential of 10.9%. The company’s earnings per share are forecast to grow by an impressive 462.6% in 2025, though fair value metrics suggest the stock may be slightly overvalued. Short-term technical indicators remain bearish, but strong earnings or further cost-cutting measures could drive a reversal.

4. Opendoor Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:OPEN)

Opendoor represents the highest-volatility play in the sector, with shares surging 325.4% over the past year to $5.87. Despite this dramatic price action, analysts maintain a neutral stance, and Investing Pro’s fair value metrics indicate a potential 28.4% downside risk. The company continues to burn cash while transitioning to more agent-friendly, higher-margin business models. Technical indicators suggest caution, with "strong sell" signals across most timeframes despite the recent rally.

5. eXp World Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:EXPI)

At $9.07 per share after a 19.4% decline over the past year, eXp World Holdings offers an attractive free cash flow yield of 11.6% and maintains zero debt. Despite these fundamentals and projected strong EPS growth, market sentiment remains weak. With limited analyst coverage but a potential upside of 36.8% based on the available target price, EXPI presents an interesting value proposition. However, consistently negative technical signals suggest investors may need patience before seeing a meaningful recovery.

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Investing.com -- Bernstein named its top pick for 2026 in a note to clients, arguing that the company sits at the center of a structural shift in how credit and equities are originated, financed, and traded. 

Analyst Gautam Chhugani said “tokenization is a game changer,” and highlighted  Figure Technology Solutions as the pure-play leader in the space.

According to Bernstein, Figure’s competitive edge comes from a technology stack that removes “both demand side and supply side friction from the traditional credit markets,” allowing the company to cut operating costs by “~90%” and reduce loan turnaround times by “~75%.” 

With about 250 partners, Figure has already built a significant distribution lead, benefiting from “cross-sell potential across HELOCs and new loan categories.”

A key driver, Bernstein said, is Figure Connect, which “transmutes a balance sheet based digital lending model to a marketplace-based liquidity model.” 

This gives lending partners “faster funding, better execution, and lower costs vs traditional channels,” and sets the stage for high-margin platform-fee revenue growth.

Beyond lending, Figure is expanding into tokenized equities through its OPEN framework, beginning by tokenizing its own stock. 

Bernstein noted that competition in tokenized equities is “highly competitive,” but believes Figure can carve out a niche by focusing on institutional liquidity, equity-collateralized loans and its broader Prime ecosystem.

Bernstein believes FIGR offers multiple long-term growth avenues, including HELOC share gains, expansion into new loan categories and “the potential scale up of democratized prime and equity tokenization.” 

The firm reiterated its Outperform rating and $72 price target on the stock, saying it finds the investment case “compelling” even after a strong year-to-date rally.