Michael Bruce, who founded Purplebricks over a decade ago, is contemplating making an offer for the troubled London-listed online estate agent, Sky News learns.
The founder of Purplebricks is weighing a move to regain control of the online estate agent less than two weeks after its board hoisted the ‘for sale’ sign.
The emergence of Mr Bruce's interest comes nearly four years after he quit as the company's chief executive. The company has seen its valuation slump, however, by over 50% in the last year, and it now has a market value of just £23m.
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