Corcoran, Elliman, BHS take a fight over listings data to New York court
Corcoran is fighting two of its brokerage rivals in a New York court after they interfered with its push to move its listings onto Compass’ platform. The legal battle is a technical one, centered around a back-end platform partly owned by Corcoran, Douglas Elliman and Brown Harris Stevens, though it’s an indicator of how Compass’ $1.6 billion merger with Corcoran’s former parent company, Anywhere Real Estate, could upend the industry’s status quo in New York City. Last week, Corcoran sued Elliman, BHS and Eric Gordon — president and co-owner of Real Plus, the company behind Resource, the listings platform at […]
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