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US real estate firm CoStar sweetens bid valuing Australia's Domain at $1.8 billion

Mar 26, 2025 4:40 PM

March 27 (Reuters) - Australia's Domain Holdings

said on Thursday that U.S. online real estate firm

CoStar ( CSGP ) has sweetened its proposal to buy the property

classifieds firm, now valuing it at A$2.80 billion ($1.76

billion).

($1 = 1.5911 Australian dollars)

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