By Neil Gonzales July brought some big shake-ups in the residential real estate industry involving two Bay Area companies. First, New Jersey-based franchiser Realogy Holdings Corp. on July 15 announced its plans to buy technology-oriented brokerage ZipRealty, Inc. in Emeryville for $6.75 per share in an all-cash transaction valued at about $166 million, with the […]
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