Rocket Mortgage has eclipsed the Quicken Loans brand in the minds of consumers so the company plans to officially change its name on July 31
The company had planned to price its shares between $19 and $21 but settled on $14 per share when it released its offering details Thursday
Rocket Pro Insight, which is available as a website and mobile app, provides agents with a look at where each loan is in the process, terms of the loan and timing of the loan's closing
The advertising relationship will direct interested homebuyers to Rocket Mortgage's pre-approval application
The total number of shares and pricing is a downgrade from the company's initial announcement offering 150M shares at a price ranging between $20 and $22 per share
The sister company to Quicken Loans will allow consumers and agents to see trend data like the changes in median price, or whether its a buyer's or seller's market
Rocket Mortgage, Rocket Homes and Rocket Loans will no longer have a rocket in any of their logos
The year was marked by big-name brokerage acquisitions and real estate companies boosting their tech offerings
The new pilot program, which launches in Florida under Premier Broker, will give Zillow a cut of the commission as brokerages generate leads with no upfront costs
The new website will let consumers search for homes and apply for Rocket Mortgage loans with one account