Douglas Elliman’s third summer as a public company has been even worse than the first two.

How bad is it;

Pick your problem: a share price dipping as low as $1, its eighth quarterly loss in a row, an activist calling out the chairman for poor financial performance, or sexual assault allegations against two of the brokerage’s former top agents.

As Elliman hangs on for a savior in the form of lower mortgage rates, the brokerage is enduring a steady stream of turmoil.