Fathom Holdings Inc

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Fathom Holdings and Neighborhood Intelligence have agreed to explore an alternative transaction that would replace their previously announced merger agreement. Under the proposed structure, Neighborhood would contribute its roughly 38.8% direct and indirect stake in tZERO, Medici-related fund assets, and its GrainChain investment to Fathom, with the contributed digital assets valued at no less than $130M. In exchange, NXH would receive newly issued Fathom shares and is expected to retain a controlling interest in Fathom after the transaction. The companies said the proposed structure would allow Fathom to pursue additional acquisitions while expanding its brokerage and title operations, and they also plan to explore blockchain and tokenization applications in real estate, including potential commercial real estate and single-family rental assets. The previously announced deal, under which Fathom shareholders would have received 0.2236 NXH shares per Fathom share, is expected to be terminated. FTHM shares rose 27% post-market.

Bed Bath & Beyond is acquiring technology-driven real estate platform Fathom Holdings for $53 million, marking its latest move to become an end-to-end homeownership platform. The deal, announced June 17, fills the last major gap in CEO Marcus Lemonis' strategy to serve customers throughout the homeownership lifecycle, from finding and financing a home to furnishing and renovating it. The acquisition puts Bed Bath & Beyond in direct competition with Zillow and Redfin by integrating Fathom's property listings and agent network with the retailer's existing investments in home services, renovations, and financing. Analysts have expressed skepticism about the company's ability to integrate multiple distressed brands into a coherent proposition, but Lemonis remains confident that homeowners want a single trusted relationship across the entire home lifecycle.