The
financial
terms
of
the
deal
were
not
disclosed. 

“I’m
excited
to
welcome
the
talented
agents
of
PorchLight
who
have
built
a
reputation
for
caring
deeply
about
their
clients
and
providing
personal,
standout
service,”
Reffkin
said
in
a
statement.
“I
am
confident
that,
together,
we
will
be
able
to
learn
from
each
other
and
better
serve
Coloradans.”

Founded
in
2005
by
Amy
Bayer
and
Carol
Bayer,
PorchLight
serves
clients
in
the
Denver
and
Boulder
metro
areas. 

“Joining

Compass
feels
like
the
natural
next
step
for
PorchLight,” 
Amy
Bayer,
the
co-founder
and
co-CEO
of
PorchLight,
said
in
a
statement.
“We’ve
always
believed
in
empowering
agents
to
do
their
best
work,
and
Compass
offers
the
scale
and
technology
to
help
take
that
to
the
next
level.
I’m
incredibly
proud
of
what
our
team
has
built
over
the
past
two
decades
and
excited
to
see
how
our
agents
will
thrive
in
the
years
ahead
with
Compass.”

According
to
the
release,
PorchLight
and
its
agents
will
operate
under
the
Compass
brand
once
the
merger
is
completed. 

In
2024,
PorchLight
closed
1,257
transaction
sides
for
a
total
sales
volume
of
$922.3
million,
according
to


RealTrends
data.
This
performance
was
good
enough
for
a
top-350
ranking
nationwide
by
sales
volume
in
the


2025
RealTrends
Verified
Rankings. 

In
the
past
year,
Compass
has
made
three
other
notable
acquisitions,
including
those
of
Louisiana-based


Latter
&
Blum,
Tennessee-based


Parks
Real
Estate
and


@properties
Christie’s
International
Real
Estate.
Additionally,
in
March
of
this
year,
Compass
was
rumored
to
be
in
discussion
with

Berkshire
Hathaway
about
a

potential
acquisition.


HomeServices
of
America
has

denied
these
rumors.