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Compass reveals first new market since initial public offering

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A week after its IPO, Compass announced on Thursday it would expand its services to Delaware with 3 of the state’s top teams. Continue reading →

Compass stock closes at $19.75 per share on first day on the market

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The brokerage saw its stop pop as high as $22 before closing at $19.75, a 9.7 percent jump from the public offering price. Continue reading →

What to watch for as Compass goes public: an Inman guide

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After years of speculation, Compass’ IPO is less than a day away. Here’s what you need to know about the process and what the first day’s results could be. Continue reading →

Compass cuts IPO price range to $18-$19 per share from $23-$26

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In advance of tomorrow’s long-awaited IPO, the brokerage also slashed the number of shares it expects to sell to 25 million from its initial goal of up to 36 million. Continue reading →

From Urban Compass to IPO: The history of Compass in 21 stories

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As the real estate world waits to see how the brokerage’s initial public offering will unfold this week, take a look back at Compass’ decade-long road to success as covered by Inman. Continue reading →

Compass COO talks massive shakeup and her ‘constantly evolving’ job

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Maëlle Gavet spoke at length with Inman about the results of Compass’ technology push, her working relationship with Robert Reffkin, the departure of multiple executives and what exactly Compass has accomplished. Continue reading →