Following multiple rounds of layoffs and other turmoil, Divvy Homes is reportedly being acquired by a division of Brookfield ...

Once valued at almost $2B, the company is being “sold for parts” in what was characterized as a fire sale by FastCompany, ...

Once valued at nearly $2 billion, Divvy Homes is being acquired in a fire sale by a division of Brookfield Properties.

Once valued around $2 billion, the rent-to-own startup is being scooped up by Maymont Homes, a competitor in the field.

A digital version of the old rent-to-own model, Divvy buys homes for clients who can’t qualify for a standard mortgage and then becomes their landlord. A 1-2% upfront fee and a portion of ...

Buying a home, particularly for Millennials, is a complicated and expensive process – at times it can be complicated and expensive enough to discourage potential buyers from even trying.

Divvy, a rent-to-own home startup, said this week that it has nabbed $43 million in a Series B funding round. A number of startups are looking to attract business by offering alternatives to ...