Coming to America: 6 things Purplebricks needs to know about U.S. real estate
Opinion
Coming to America: 6 things Purplebricks needs to know about U.S. real estate

U.K. hybrid brokerage Purplebricks charges consumers a set fee to “instruct to sell” — for us Yanks, that means list a home with an agent. The company has expanded to Australia, and now it’s raising funds to bring its tech-based model to the U.S. in the second half of 2017.

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