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The previously announced deal, valued at $1.75 billion, combines Redfin’s home search platform with Rocket’s mortgage lending ...
The deal is expected to grow Dan Gilbert's Rocket Companies into an even bigger one-stop shop for homebuying on the national ...
Detroit-based Rocket (NYSE: RKT) announced Tuesday morning that it had completed its previously announced $1.75 billion ...
Mortgage giant Rocket Companies—the parent company of Rocket Mortgage, formerly known as Quicken Loans—announced on Monday it has entered into an agreement to buy Redfin in an all-stock ...
(Bloomberg) -- Rocket Cos. is pushing deeper into the property market with a deal to buy Redfin Corp. that values the real estate listing site at $1.75 billion. Most Read from BloombergTrump DEI ...
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Detroit's Rocket Companies said Monday it is buying the real estate listing platform Redfin in a deal valued at $1.75 billion. The all-stock deal, expected to close within about six months, would ...
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Seattle-based Redfin’s sale to mortgage giant Rocket Companies will combine two of the nation’s largest online home-purchase platforms, shifting the ground for rivals like Zillow as well as ...
Rocket Companies announced Monday it has reached an agreement to buy real estate listing platform Redfin. The deal is worth $1.75 billion, according to the companies.
The deal would create a real estate giant, combining Rocket Mortgage's mortgage lending prowess with Redfin's popular home search platform and brokerage services. Despite their prominent brands ...
Rocket Cos. is pushing deeper into the property market with a deal to buy Redfin Corp. that values the real estate listing site at $1.75 billion. The Detroit-based financial technology group will ...