Real estate companies encompass a broad range of businesses involved in property development, brokerage, data, and asset management beyond the REIT structure. American Tower and Prologis are among the largest real estate companies by market cap, operating communication towers and logistics real estate respectively. Zillow and Redfin digitize the homebuying process, while CoStar provides the data infrastructure that commercial real estate professionals rely on for market intelligence.
1
4.6
Prologis
PLD
$138.97
+1.90%
P/E: 40.2
Prologis is the world's largest industrial REIT, owning approximately 1.2 billion square feet of logistics facilities globally that serve as essential supply chain infrastructure for e-commerce and trade.
2
4.5
Realty Income
O
$65.66
+1.36%
P/E: 58.1
Realty Income is a premier net lease REIT owning over 13,000 commercial properties, known as 'The Monthly Dividend Company' for its reliable monthly income distributions.
3
4.3
Zillow AI
Zillow is America's most-visited real estate website, providing home valuations, listings, and mortgage services that make it a dominant digital platform in residential real estate.
4
3.9
American Tower
AMT
$192.10
+2.08%
P/E: 46.3
American Tower owns and operates a vast portfolio of wireless towers and data centers globally, providing mission-critical infrastructure with stable, long-term lease revenue.
5
3.9
Redfin
RDFN
Redfin is a technology-powered real estate brokerage combining AI-driven tools with licensed agents, offering lower commissions while competing to modernize home buying and selling.
6
2.8
CoStar Group
CSGP
$44.99
-0.09%
P/E: 374.9
CoStar Group is the dominant provider of commercial real estate data, analytics, and marketing through its platforms including Apartments.com, the largest US apartment listing service.
7
2.3
Opendoor Technologies
OPEN
$4.45
+1.48%
Opendoor is the leading digital platform for residential real estate transactions, enabling homeowners to sell quickly through its instant offer model and disrupting traditional home sales.
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