Originally published Saturday, February 24, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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37 percent of Redfin's clients are first-time homebuyers. 32 percent of Redfin clients are second-time buyers. 60 percent are ages 25 to...
37 percent
of Redfin's clients are first-time homebuyers.
32 percent
of Redfin clients are second-time buyers.
60 percent
are ages 25
to 35.
48 percent
are employed in technology.
15 percent
are employed in professional services.
57 percent
of buyers say getting money back was primary reason for using Redfin.
18 percent
said they chose Redfin because they dislike traditional agents.
$9,660
average rebate Redfin pays to homebuyers.
$2,000
flat fee Redfin charges sellers.
99.573 percent
is average final price as a percentage of list price Redfin buyers
pay.
100.186 percent
is average final price as a percentage of list price clients of all other
brokerages pay.
Source: Redfin First Year Analysis white paper.
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