Compass-Anywhere merger wins shareholder approval, closing expected soon
Compass and Anywhere Real Estate merger passes shareholder vote, with closing set for Friday pending final conditions.
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What QXO’s $1.2 billion investment means for the fragmented building materials industry
QXO landed a $1.2B Apollo investment to fund acquisitions, with a July 15 deadline to close a deal. The distributor is reviewing seven targets as it pursues $50B in annual revenue.
Stewart Title expands with Florida acquisition
Townsend Title Insurance Agency, which has provided title insurance services in southwest Florida since 2008, becomes part of the Stewart.
Compass-Anywhere deal may exceed DOJ market-share limits in some cities
The Compass-Anywhere merger may give one firm over 30% market share in key cities, raising antitrust concerns.
Century 21 expands presence in Idaho
The company plans to use the affiliation to support recruitment efforts and explore potential acquisitions in surrounding markets.
ERA Real Estate affiliate announces North Texas acquisition
The acquisition includes two offices and nearly 100 agents. Following the transaction, the brokerage will operate as 24Fifteen ERA Powered.
Kriss Law/Atlantic Closing & Escrow expands New England footprint with merger
Kriss Law/Atlantic Closing & Escrow has merged with DaMore Law and its Vermont division, Green Mountain Lawyers.
FOA maps next steps after PHH reverse asset acquisition
In the wake of PHH’s exit from reverse mortgages, FOA outlines its strategy to absorb PHH’s $9.6B HECM portfolio and prepare for changes.
Macquarie’s Jason White on the Stewart-MCS deal
Macquarie’s Jason White shared insights on the firm’s advisory strategy, market context for the deal and future M&A trends for 2026.
Stewart acquires MCS’s mortgage services business for $330 million
Stewart Information Services Corp. has entered into an agreement to acquire the mortgage services of property preservation provider Mortgage Contracting Services (MCS) for $330 million.