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Tommy is a Real Estate Data Analyst at Redfin in Seattle. He brings interesting information and insights to home buyers, sellers, owners, as well as industry experts. Throughout his career working in the real estate and analytics, he's never met a number or chart he didn't find interesting. Tommy grew up in Atlanta, GA and earned a degree in Computer Science from Georgia Tech. With his wife and two kids, you can find him on the Burke-Gilman Trail biking through Seattle, or hiking up in the Cascade Mountains.

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You’ll Never Guess What Taylor Swift and Liberace Have in Common…

Redfin Report Ranks the Most Popular Homes Sold in 2013 There’s no denying that 2013 was the year of the home-buying frenzy. Demand surged as the supply of homes for sale plummeted, and 30-offer bidding wars and same-day flash sales became commonplace in the most competitive markets. Serious homebuyers took to Redfin.com, relying on online

November's U.S. Housing Numbers: Not a Lot to Give Thanks For

While the real estate market typically softens as the holiday season nears, this November saw an unexpectedly sharp drop in sales. In November, home sales fell below 2012 levels for the first time this year, dropping 10.9 percent year over year and 16.8 percent from October.

One in Four Home Sellers Forced to Lower their Asking Price in September

It’s a little early for annual look-backs, but 2013 will probably be recognized as the year of the buying frenzy… until it wasn’t. Nearly every month, headlines reported home prices hitting or surpassing five-year highs, and fierce bidding wars made some sellers question whether they should have listed their home for an even higher price.

Prices, Sales Volume, and Inventory Decline in September

The housing market frenzy of 2013 has officially come to a close. In line with normal seasonal trends, home sales, prices, and inventory all dropped from August. Prices had their third consecutive month-over-month drop, falling 2.2 percent this month. Home sales dropped 19 percent from August, and inventory fell 3.4 percent. However, the continuing housing

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