[27] During the rise of the dot-com bubble, Wolff was convicted of insider trading and falsifying revenue results, and several additional executives received prison sentences for inflating earnings.

[32] Move acquired the company Threewide, which operated the real estate listing service ListHub, for $13 million in September 2010.

[33] Move launched an online mortgage offering called MortgageMatch.com in December 2010, targeting first time home buyers and those looking to refinance,[34] then acquired the social search platform SocialBios in 2011.

[36] In September 2014, News Corp agreed to purchase Move for $950 million, marking the former company's largest acquisition to date.

[5][39] The deal was endorsed by the National Association of Realtors, which licensed the Realtor.com URL to Move and allowed the company to operate the site.

[40] Move acquired the document and transaction management provider Reesio, which specializes in residential real estate, in October 2015.

[4][42] Move sold its lead-generation company TigerLeads to Commissions Inc., a customer relationship management system provider, in December.

[44] In June, 2019 the company sold back the websites to founder Julie Carlson and husband Josh Groves and are now independently operated by Remodelista LLC.

The company, which developed a platform that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to match potential home buyers with agents,[46] initially continued to operate as an independent business[47][48] but was later integrated into Realtor.com.

[7] Move sold the customer relationship management platform Top Producer to Constellation Real Estate Group in March 2021.