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Newmark Q2 FY26 net income available to common stockholders falls 5.39% to $19.7 million; revenue rises 17.03% to $888.42 million
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Newmark Q2 FY26 net income available to common stockholders falls 5.39% to $19.7 million; revenue rises 17.03% to $888.42 million
  • Newmark posted Q2 net income available to common stockholders of USD 19.7 million, down 5.4% year-on-year, on revenue up 17.03% to USD 888.4 million.
  • Operating income slipped 5.46% to USD 40.4 million, with compensation and employee benefits rising 18.61% to USD 539.7 million.
  • Management Services, Servicing Fees and Other revenue climbed 17.7% to USD 351.2 million, driven by organic growth and recent acquisitions.
  • Leasing and Other Commissions revenue rose 17.2% to USD 278 million on higher office volumes in New York City, the San Francisco Bay Area, and Los Angeles.
  • Capital Markets revenue increased 16% to USD 259.2 million as investment sales fees improved 54.4%, partly offset by lower origination activity.


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