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HomeLight Stock
Real Estate Platform for Buying and Selling Homes
About HomeLight Stock
Founded
2012
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA, US
Notable Investor
Menlo Ventures
Total Funding
270M
Industries
HomeLight develops software and offers services to home buyers, sellers, and real estate agents. Products offered include the investor matching platform Simple Sale, HomeLight Agent Matching, transactional tools through HomeLight Agent Services, and consumer finance and lending products through HomeLight Home Loans.
HomeLight was founded in 2012 by BC Broussard, Drew Uher, and Jason Zhang. HomeLight has offices in Scottsdale, San Francisco, New York, and Seattle. Notable investors include Zeev Ventures, Menlo Ventures, Group 11, Crosslink Capital, Bullpen Capital, Montage Ventures, Citi Ventures, and Google Ventures.
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HomeLight Management
Leadership team at HomeLight
Chief Executive Officer
Drew Uher
Chief Financial Officer
David Eakes
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