Capital Markets Economy Fintech News

RedfinNow Resumes iBuying in Four Additional Metros as Housing Market Continues to Recover

eCapital Corp. Names Charles Sheppard as Chief Operating Officer

Redfin, the technology-powered real estate brokerage, has resumed buying homes through RedfinNow in four additional markets: Dallas, San Antonio, Los Angeles and Orange County, CA.  RedfinNow, which buys homes directly from homeowners and resells them to homebuyers, paused making offers on homes on March 17 due to economic uncertainty at the outset of the coronavirus pandemic. On May 7, RedfinNow resumed buying homes in three initial markets: Austin, Denver and the Inland Empire in California.

Read More: Abrigo Adds Transparent Artificial Intelligence Scenarios, Direct File to FinCEN to its Financial Crime Prevention Software

By selling to RedfinNow, homeowners get the certainty of an all-cash offer direct from Redfin, the flexibility to pick their move-out date, and the convenience of selling without any prep work, private showings or open houses. For sellers with health concerns, RedfinNow is a way to sell with limited in-person interaction. For homes that qualify, owners have been able to get an offer in 48 hours or less and complete a sale in as few as seven days after accepting their final offer.

“Redfin’s home buying demand has been on the rise since mid-April and is now more than 30% higher than pre-pandemic levels,” said Quinn Hawkins, head of RedfinNow. “While the market continues to recover, many homeowners remain wary of hosting showings and open houses for buyers and their agents, not to mention the visits from vendors who might be needed to get their home ready to sell. With RedfinNow, sellers can skip the prep and sell their home with limited in person interaction. Additionally, in an increasingly competitive market, RedfinNow is a popular solution for home buyers who need to sell their old home prior to moving. We’re pleased to once again bring this convenient selling option to more Redfin customers.”

Read More: Bank of Montreal, Motley Fool, Pernod Ricard USA and Wabtec Among Customers That Signed On With BlackLine In Q1 2020

With a full-service brokerage of local agents and an iBuying service, Redfin allows sellers to compare the costs and benefits of listing on the open market to a RedfinNow cash sale, so sellers can make the choice that fits their needs.

Redfin makes it easy for buyers who are interested in RedfinNow-owned homes to tour safely without having to contact an agent. Buyers can unlock the door of most RedfinNow listings with the Redfin app and self-tour seven days a week from 8 am to 8 pm, no appointment needed. RedfinNow listings also have an immersive 3D walkthrough that lets buyers explore homes online. RedfinNow-owned homes are regularly cleaned and Redfin requests that all visitors practice public health recommendations including social distancing and limiting tours to one group at a time.

Read More: SIMON Markets LLC and Raymond James Launch New Strategic Partnership for Annuities

Related posts

Cardknox Expands Its E-Commerce Payment Solutions With Support For Google Pay

Fintech News Desk

Janus Henderson Partners with The Pacific Financial Group on Multi-Asset Strategies

Fintech News Desk

Deloitte Trains More Than 1,000 College Students Through Its Salesforce Bootcamp, Delivering On Ongoing Commitment To Expanding Talent In Salesforce Ecosystem

Fintech News Desk
1