#redfin

[bremser]

Various shapes outlining Altadena properties the Redfin algorithm showed me, March 2025

[sparklywaistcoat]

Today I got an email message from Redfin telling me that I should recheck the homeowners insurance for my property at 2616 Etna St in Berkeley.

I sent Redfin an email in reply saying that the actual owners of that home might be surprised to find that Redfin thinks it belongs to me. I also asked whether they have proof that it does belong to me; maybe it's mine and I just don't know it? I'd love to own it; it's an actual Julia Morgan and Berkeley real estate is way spendy these days.

I also advised Redfin to stop using AI to concoct their email messages before it gets them in hot water.

(posted 5 May 2024)

[37q]

kevin spaceys 5 story 8.5 bedroom home in baltimore just went to foreclosure heres some highlights from the redfin listing

[jameshurleyhateblog]

ok so

rude.

[robbiefishing]

Perch And Crawfish. Or as we call them here in Australia, Redfin and Yabbies. The ultimate bush cook-up.

[i-wish-i-could-live-here]

[citrus-ant]

Tell me when

You feel ready

I'm the one

There's not too many

Hold my hand

To keep me steady

Just to be quiet with you

[kenyatta]

This 3D home tour is the best accidental video game of 2020

Try and find the tub at 8800 Blue Lick Rd....If you dare.

“Find the bathtub.” That’s the simple goal behind a fascinating new game devised after a 3D walkthrough of a Louisville, Kent., home went viral on Twitter. “Uh. Found this in a Facebook group; the person who posted said ‘tour in 3D, try to find the bathtub’ ...enjoy?”

The home tour starts off basic enough, a voyeuristic peek into a cluttered home at 8800 Blue Lick Rd. But as the search for the tub continues, the tour turns into something so much more. We will discuss more about the 3D walkthrough below, but we really advise just clicking the link and exploring for yourself.

While “playing” what we are now calling 8800 Blue Lick Rd. (named for the address of the property on display), you begin on the ground floor...we think. Part of the difficulty of 8800 is how easy it is to get turned around in the residence, which you quickly discover is a labyrinth with unexpected hidden depths. 

The first sign of something amiss (aside from the massive amount of Rockstar energy drink on the first level), is the double toilets in the bathroom. From there, it begins to become clear that this is actually a workplace of sorts, with multiple group bathrooms and giant rooms filled with random items.