Redfin Stock News

Markets dropped to start out Tuesday, with the Nasdaq leading the charge lower, down over 2%.

These stocks offer an intriguing blend of growth and value.

Given that Redfin operates at a loss and the real estate market is starting to cool, could this be a recipe for disaster?

These former stock market darlings can be purchased for a fraction of their former values.

There are early signs of a cooldown in some of the hottest corners of the U.S. housing market, Redfin said in a report on Friday, a fresh indication that high house prices and rising mortgage rates ar

Goldman Sachs analyst Michael Ng initiates coverage on shares of Zillow and Redfin with Neutral ratings.

While the booming economy supports property investments in theory, the granularity suggests thinking about real estate stocks to avoid. The post 7 Real Estate Stocks to Avoid as Fears of Unsustainabil

Both still have massive market opportunities ahead.

Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman discusses why rent and home prices are 'through the roof' on 'The Claman Countdown.' #FOXBusiness Subscribe to Fox Business!

Redfin is now offering rental search on its platform, adding to its listings of for-sale homes.

Glenn Kelman, Redfin CEO, joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss Kelman's expectations for home prices, demand in the housing market and more.

Amid rising rental prices, U.S. lawmakers are looking to enact rent control, reviving measures shunned mainly in recent years, to curb the surge in home rental prices, reports Wall Street Journal . According to real-estate broker Redfin Corp , the prices have hit record levels across the U.S and are up about 18% on average over the past two years. The proposals would generally allow landlords to boost monthly rents by 2% to 10%. Rising rents are a significant contributor … Full story available on Benzinga.com

With markets in correction territory amid rising inflation concerns and ongoing geopolitical tensions, investors are looking for opportunities. Some of the best opportunities might be hiding in beaten-down acquisition targets, according to Gene Munster of Loup Ventures. "An underappreciated part of tech investing here is going to be M&A over the next year," Munster said Wednesday on Benzinga''s " PreMarket Prep ." Numerous legitimate companies have been "obliterated" over the last nine months, he said. Some examples would be Toast Inc (NYSE: TOST ), Affirm Holdings Inc (NASDAQ: AFRM ), Peloton Interactive Inc (NASDAQ: PTON ) and Redfin Corp (NASDAQ: RDFN ), he said. See Also: Affirm Holdings Whale Trades For March 7 Munster told Benzinga that although he isn''t invested in any of the aforementioned names, he is … Full story available on Benzinga.com