Anywhere Real Estate celebrated the official launch of its rebrand from Realogy on Thursday at the New York Stock Exchange opening bell. The company is now trading under the “HOUS” ticker.
Source: Inman News
Anywhere rings in rebrand at NYSE opening bell with new stock ticker
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