Real-Time Research
Here’s the #1 Reason It’s so Hard to Find an Affordable Home
Under building of new homes and high construction cost perpetuate the affordable housing shortage.
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Migration Patterns Show More People Leaving Politically Blue Counties
The housing affordability crisis is driving residents out of the most Democratic counties.
Real-Time Research
Movement Out of California Was the Most Influential Driver of U.S. Migration Patterns in Early 2017
One in five Redfin users searched for homes outside their metro; Boston, Chicago and Seattle had the most loyal residents.
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Millions of Renters Face Eviction—Why Today’s Housing Market is Partially to Blame
Redfin gathered data on eviction records to estimate the scale of the impact of today's housing affordability crisis.
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Stock Market vs. Real Estate: Which Has Rebounded Better Since the Recession?
We crunched the data in 24 metros to compare the median financial portfolio performance with the median home price appreciation since 2010.
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The Inequality of Energy Costs: California Homeowners Get a Break
Energy costs can add more than 50 percent to annual housing costs in some areas in the Rust Belt, but less than five percent in much of California.
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Viz of the Week: National Coffee Day
This week's viz of the week includes the top 10 cities with the most coffee shops per person and maps of coffee shops for each city.
Special Reports
Viz of the Week: Housing Affordability for California Teachers
Of all the homes currently for sale in California’s most populous counties, only 17 percent are affordable on the average California teacher salary of $73,536. This represents a...
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The Trump Bump: Have Trump Condos Lost Their Luster This Election Year?
Redfin analyzes Trump condo prices before and during presidential campaign.
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People Are Still Leaving the Bay Area—But The Places They’re Moving to Have Changed
This year, less Bay Area residents are searching for homes in the Seattle Area. Instead, they are looking to more affordable tech hubs.
