anywhere real estate inc shares fell 78 to 962 in early afternoon trading after missing secondquarter analyst estimates and lowering its operating ebitda forecast the residential real estate services company earlier reported secondquarter revenue of 21 billion a decrease of 6 and short of factset consensus of 22 billion the company said revenue was largely impacted by the absence of revenue from its former title underwriter business due to its sale in the first quarter as well as lower homesale transaction volume adjusted eps came to 69 cents missing factset consensus for 98 cents the company lowered its 2022 guidance for operating earnings before interest taxes depreciation and amortization to 600 million to 700 million from 750 million to 800 million and cautioned that the macroeconomic environment continues to shift quickly for the second quarter the company said operating ebitda was 202 million a decrease of 108 million yearoveryear the company said the reduction from prior estimates was mainly from declines in projected yearoveryear homesale transaction volume in the range of 10 to 20 in the second half of 2022 that implies yearoveryear declines in homesale transaction volume in the range of 6 to 11 for full year 2022 anywhere said