I’ve noticed an interesting trend when looking at weekly home price stats lately. Let’s see if you can spot it in these screenshots from Redfin’s region pages for Seattle, King County, Snohomish County, and Pierce County. Spotted the pattern yet? Here’s a not-so-subtle clue: Nearly every single region I have been looking at has shown…
Tag: list-price
Seattle Home Prices Still Not Hitting Bottom
Here are a few charts of price per square foot for Seattle single-family homes… Redfin: Zillow (list price): Altos Research (list price): Draw your own conclusion about whether or not prices have hit bottom yet. Full disclosure: The Tim is employed by Redfin.
How Far Off are Sellers’ Original List Prices?
With the power of Tableau and over a year’s worth of detailed King County sales data, here’s another interactive visualization I whipped up for you. The map below is color-coded to show the average discount of the final sale price from the original list price for each zip code in King County. Below the map…
Prices on the Market vs. Prices That Sell
In response to yesterday’s post with the breakdown of what’s selling around King County so far this year, someone asked if we could see some similar data for what’s currently on the market. Great idea.
Here’s an update to the interactive histogram, with everything over $1 million in the same bin. The default display is what is currently on the market. Click the drop-down below the chart to view January, February, or March sales.
Are Seattle List Prices Especially Unrealistic Compared to Other Cities?
Here’s a weekend data quickie for you. I just finished up a series of posts regarding price reductions on Redfin’s ten local blogs around the country, and I noticed something interesting in the data. The data they sent me is pulled directly from their database, and so includes MLS, FSBO and REO listings. We calculated…