“Our goal is not necessarily to expand a ton into new markets,” Divvy CEO Adena Hefets told Inman ahead of Inman Connect New York next week, following company’s latest $200 million round.
Source: Inman News
Divyy Homes CEO: Rising home prices and rates are business drivers
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