Company Analysis

RE/Max Holdings, Inc. (RMAX)

RMAX · Real Estate Agents & Managers (For Others) · Denver, CO · filing with the SEC since 2013
Grade4.6
◀ Past 3.6● Present 4.8▶ Future 5.0
2 est.

Patents

US patents through Dec 31, 2025 · PatentsView, from the USPTO’s Open Data Portal · read Oct 27, 2026

2 patents granted to the name below, as the owner printed on each patent when it was granted. A later sale, a lapse or an expiry is not read, so this is what was granted to RE/Max Holdings, Inc.’s names, not what it holds today.

Patents granted
2
2 utility, 1976 to Dec 31, 2025
Granted in 2025
none
in the last year the record reads
Applications published
0
since 2001, to Dec 31, 2025
Names they are printed under
1
a subsidiary
By yearGrantedApplications published
'12'13
Each pair is one calendar year. Applications are published about eighteen months after filing, so the newest years read low.
Under which name1 counted
The Gadberry Group, LLC a subsidiary
US, as the owner printed on each patent
2 granted
0 published
Newest grantseach row opens the USPTO’s own copy
GrantedPatentTitleFieldOwner as printed
Apr 23, 20138,428,999Method and system for counting households within a geographic areaIT methods for managementThe Gadberry Group, LLC
Dec 25, 20128,341,010Method and system for counting households within a geographic areaIT methods for managementThe Gadberry Group, LLC

A patent is counted where the owner printed on it when it was granted carries the company’s own name, a former name, the name of a subsidiary its annual report lists, or its own name with a patent-holding phrase (Technology Licensing, Intellectual Property and the like), once the legal form, case and punctuation are set aside, and prints a country that name counts in. PatentsView’s data are published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. Source: PatentsView's granted patents and pre-grant publications, disambiguated, from the USPTO's Open Data Portal, through Dec 31, 2025, read Oct 27, 2026.

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