BREAKING: Realogy sues Compass
Realogy, the nation’s largest real estate holding company, filed a lawsuit today against Compass over “unfair business practices and illegal schemes to gain market share at all costs.” Continue reading
Realogy, the nation’s largest real estate holding company, filed a lawsuit today against Compass over “unfair business practices and illegal schemes to gain market share at all costs.” Continue reading
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
Announced Tuesday, the list compiles the top chief executives at large, medium and small companies based on employee approval. Continue reading
Compass is restructuring its departments and leadership team to streamline operations. The move will consolidate the marketing and product departments. Continue reading
My gut tells me that Compass might file an IPO sooner than later — this year, even. In doing so, they’d seek to join the gaggle of private tech companies rushing to go public before the bubble (if that’s what this is) bursts. Continue reading
In a letter to the company’s more than 1,000 agents, CEO Bess Freedman and President Hall Willkie emphatically say the company is not for sale, and accuse an unnamed brokerage of spreading rumors to support unethical recruitment tactics. Continue reading
Zillow is suing Compass because it worries about anybody who is focused on using technology to reduce the time, stress and uncertainty it takes to buy and sell properties. Continue reading
Compass is set to acquire Stribling & Associates, a New York City-based rival, the company confirmed to Inman on Wednesday. Continue reading
In a statement to Inman, NRT CEO Ryan Gorman declined to address the slide to number two and instead focused on NRT retaining the top spot in sales volume. Continue reading
In a letter obtained by Inman, Mike Hulme, APR’s president, wrote about the Compass acquisition and what it means for Alain Pinel’s 1,400 agents. Continue reading