Realogy is suing Madison Dearborn Partners and SIRVA Worldwide to enforce the terms of the previously announced deal to sell Cartus’ relocation services branch.
Source: Inman News
Realogy’s $400M Cartus deal is falling apart
Published in affinity services, Brokerage, cartus, Madison Dearborn Partners, realogy, relocation arm, relocation services, Select and SIRVA Worldwide
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