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IPO no: Why real estate companies stopped going public

Housing Wire

The San Francisco company was now “backed by the top three technology initial public offering underwriters,” Side announced at the time , and the money raise “sets the stage for a future IPO.”. Gal and other company representatives did not return messages for this article. The recent brokerage IPO wave started with Redfin in 2017.

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Compass Inc. Files IPO With SEC

RIS Media

Real Estate Brokerage Firm Compass Inc. New York-based real estate startup, Compass, which is backed by SoftBank, filed an IPO registration with the SEC on Monday, following a surge of more than $1.3 CEO Robert Reffkin in a letter submitted with the IPO. Going Public.

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Despite Reduction In Its Valuation, How Will Compass’ Market Cap Compare to Zillow, Berkshire Hathaway, CoStar, eXp and Others?

RIS Media

Compass Inc. Halves Its IPO Size Ahead of Going Public. Compass Inc. The SoftBank-backed real estate startup announced Wednesday it would sell 25 million shares at a price between $18 and $19 in an updated IPO filing with the SEC. Compass shares are due to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Thurs.,

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Looking Back on 2021

GeekEstate

[Editor’s Note: We publish a Weekly Transmission for GEM members , a series of long-form articles covering the spectrum from shipping container co-living spaces to the battle for listing acquisition in the first iBuyer world war. However, bankruptcy filings showing $1.29 We almost turned the corner on Covid-19.

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Looking Back on 2022

GeekEstate

Many links included are to members-only articles, so won’t be accessible without an account already setup.]. With a dearth of IPOs, late-stage got shaken—yet seed just rolled right along. Below, I look back on a year that saw iBuying turmoil, carnage in the public markets, 3D printing milestones, and huge advances in generative AI.

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