Rocket Cos. said Monday it would pay $1.8 billion in stock for the online real-estate agency Redfin Corp. in an effort to make it easier for customers to buy property using their mobile devices.

Mortgage giant Rocket has agreed to buy Redfin in an all-stock deal valuing the online real-estate brokerage at $1.75 billion.

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Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman on the benefits of joining Rocket: "Homes.com is running a Super Bowl ad, and Redfin might not be able to afford that. At least not on our own, but Rocket ran a Super Bowl ad." ...

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Stakeholders predict the future of homebuying will offer two distinct paths: an all-in-one bundle from companies like Rocket ...

Detroit-based Rocket Companies announced Monday that it reached a deal to buy Redfin, the online home-purchase platform founded in Seattle more than two decades ago.

The Detroit-based financial technology group will pay $12.50 for every Redfin share in an all-stock transaction, according to a statement Monday that confirmed an earlier Bloomberg News report. The ...

Rocket has long been a predominately direct-to-consumer lender, but it also operates a "partner" network, closing home loans ...