RedfinRDFN
Redfin on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“places you could do this entirely for free. Go on Redfin's Data Center. It's awesome. It's completely free. No sponsorship here. I just use it all the time. You should check this out. Great place to look at inventory and price trends in your area.”
Host enthusiastically recommends Redfin's Data Center as a free, awesome tool for checking local housing market data and inventory trends.
▶ Hear it“Redfin found the median homeowner now stays put for about 12 years. Back in 2005, it was 6 and 1/2 years... In August, Redfin counted 1.53 million sellers against 970,000 buyers, which is the widest gap since it started tracking in 2013.”
Referenced as a source for housing market data including median homeowner tenure and seller/buyer gaps.
▶ Hear it“We've got some high frequency data for Red Fin that shows that pending home sales were actually down 4% sequentially last month, which is the lowest level since 2014.”
Redfin is referenced as a data source for high-frequency pending home sales information without editorial comment.
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