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We’re Thankful That These Open Houses Still Have Dining Rooms With Room For Turkey

By Joy Donovan / November 16, 2023 /

Favorite holiday? Not Christmas with all that stress. Halloween is a dentist’s nightmare. Fourth of July is too darn hot. Thanksgiving for the win. Family and food — that’s it. No presents to buy. No bikes to assemble. No wrapping paper to clean up. You hug your humans, eat mashed potatoes, and you’re happy. The…

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BREAKING: Redfin is Leaving The National Association of Realtors

By Joanna England / October 2, 2023 /

In a letter from Redfin’s leadership team this morning, the budget online brokerage announced that it will leave the National Association of Realtors. The letter, which went out to brokers and agents this morning before being posted on the brokerage’s “From Our CEO” page, said that Redfin’s departure is due largely to NAR’s rules that…

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Should You Let Your Flag Fly? Banner Study Shows Unintended Consequences of Porch Pennants

By Joanna England / July 4, 2023 /

Americans — especially North Texans—love decorating their front yards with signs and flags. While it’s a widespread practice to hang a banner out there, new data from Redfin shows that the flags you fly out front could affect the desirability of your home. In a study of 1,256 U.S. homebuyers, Redfin found that nearly a…

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Chill Out: Cold Cities Top the List of Best U.S. Housing Markets for October

By April Towery / November 25, 2022 /

At first glance, a headline pronouncing that the “hottest housing markets” don’t include any Texas cities could drive house hunters to dream of a white Christmas up north or on the East Coast.  Dallas-Fort Worth was not among the top 10 metro housing markets for October. In fact, no Texas city showed up in the…

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Study: Home Sellers Are Selling For Less in Dallas And Fort Worth Markets

By Marlin Weso / August 29, 2022 /

Indicators are beginning to show a struggle in the housing market for home sellers, and a new report from Redfin confirmed the struggle in the Dallas and Fort Worth markets.

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