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Redfin: Slow Sales, Little Heat in Seattle’s Housing Market

Posted on October 24, 2011October 24, 2011 by The Tim

Full disclosure: The Tim is employed by Redfin.

Last Week Redfin released their September market data. As is my tradition, I will be re-posting the heat map here.

Here’s this month’s sweet Google Fusion Tables zip code heat map. You can zoom in/out, and click on a zip code to get the detailed September numbers for that region.

Heat Map Color Legend

Note that the color being displayed on each zip code is based on whichever type of home (SFH, condo, townhouse) sold the most in that zip code. For the full details on how the heat map is created, see the “Methodology” footnote on the Redfin post.

Also included in the Redfin post is the “top 5 hottest neighborhoods.” Ravenna snags September’s top spot, with a heat index of 90.4, as Lake City takes #2 with 83.8. Rainier Valley was once again the coldest neighborhood, with a Heat Index of just 32.2.

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