Divvy Homes, the rent-to-own startup that gained attention and investment from Tiger Global and other high-profile investors, is laying off 94 employees. The layoffs — its third round in the past year ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Divvy Homes, a company that creates homeowners by building savings every month, today expands into three new markets. Now, residents in Dallas, TX; St ...

Rent-to-own startup Divvy Homes has reportedly conducted a new round of layoffs on Wednesday, which included cuts to a number of high-level positions. This is at least the second round of layoffs for ...

Despite all the headaches that come with it, homeownership is still the American dream for many. Divvy Homes -- a startup that is out to help more people realize that dream by buying a house and ...

Before the heating system failed in the depths of winter, before the foundation appeared to shift, before she and her husband watched YouTube videos in order to fix the dishwasher, Amber Gutierrez ...

Divvy Homes, a San Francisco-based real estate tech company, is bringing its rent-to-own business model to Minnesota and six other new U.S. markets as part of a national expansion announced Monday.

Another day, another real estate company making moves to cope with rising mortgage rates. Proptech startup Divvy Homes laid off 12 percent of its staff on Tuesday, the Information reported. The cuts ...

Housing startup Divvy Homes announced a $110 million Series C funding round – headlined by Tiger Global Management – bringing its total debt and equity raised since 2017 to more than $500 million. The ...

Proptech startup Divvy Homes scored another big round of fundraising, bringing the company’s valuation to $2 billion. The new round of funding essentially quadrupled the startup’s valuation. The ...

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 monthly rent ...

Divvy Homes, a San Francisco-based startup whose model helps convert renters to homeowners, is expanding into Dallas and two other markets. Here's an interview with the company's CEO. Divvy Homes, a ...