Vacasa is trying to get cash flow positive in 2024 by almost any means necessary. Vacasa announced Wednesday that it will lay off 320 employees, including members of local operations and central teams ...

It seemed troubled property manager Vacasa had finally gotten a lifeline when its board endorsed an offer from a potential buyer. But the board’s decision to stick with that bidder when higher offers ...

Vacasa announced that it laid off 800 employees, or 13% of it workforce, as it restructured the company. The layoffs included 40% of its corporate and central operations staff, and 6% of its employees ...

Can Casago turn around Vacasa with a franchise business model? Let the games begin. Vacasa’s 1,242 days as a public company are over after Casago’s $47.4 million acquisition of the property management ...

“This merger is a natural next step in Vacasa’s journey over the past year, sharpening our focus on owners, guests, and our local teams that take care of them every day. By combining with Casago, a ...

That would put Vacasa among Oregon’s most highly valued companies. Vacasa launched in 2009 and has grown rapidly, offering travelers access to 30,000 vacation homes in hundreds of destinations. The ...

Casago and Vacasa (VCSA) announced they have entered into a definitive agreement under which Casago and Vacasa will combine in a transaction in which Casago will acquire all outstanding shares of the ...

Portland-based Vacasa made its debut on the Nasdaq as a public company on Tuesday. The vacation rental giant went public by merging with a “blank-check” company that was already publicly traded.

Vacasa founder Eric Breon’s stake in the Portland company will be worth nearly $700 million when it completes its public stock offering this fall, according to newly filed regulatory documents. Breon ...

Vacasa just raised a whopping $319 million in new funding as the Portland, Ore.-based company aims to extend its reach in the vacation rental industry and fuel growth of a new real estate offering.