LoopNet operates the most popular commercial real estate listings database in the United States, the FTC said. CoStar tracks and aggregates real estate listings for its subscription only database.
"By maintaining Xceligent as an independent competitor and ensuring Xceligent's ability to grow and expand, the FTC's settlement order will foster continued competition in these markets," said Richard Feinstein, director of the agency's Bureau of Competition.
The FTC said that CoStar would sell LoopNet's portion of Xceligent to DMG Information Inc, a U.S.-based unit of British company Daily Mail and General Trust Plc.
The Internet address "commercialsearch.com" will be sold to DMG Information.
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