Redfin Price Tracker
Redfin is a US real estate site and brokerage with homes for sale nationwide. Asking prices are cut when homes sit on the market – SaleAlarm emails you as soon as the price of a listing you're watching drops.
Works with redfin.com
What you should know about Redfin
Redfin was founded in 2004 in Seattle and combines a home-search website with its own real estate agents. Its listings include photos, room details, a Redfin Estimate of the home's value and a property history with past listing prices and sales.
Asking prices on Redfin change when sellers reduce them, typically after slow weeks or when comparable homes nearby are cheaper. Because listings come from the local MLS, the same home often appears on several sites – a price cut shows up on all of them.
SaleAlarm checks the listing regularly and emails you the old and the new price when it drops. You hear about a reduction without refreshing the page or installing an app, and can reach out before other buyers react.
Tips for Redfin
Look at the property history on the listing: it shows past price changes and earlier sales, which helps you judge the current asking price.
Compare the Redfin Estimate with recent sales on the same street before you make an offer – estimates can be off for unusual homes.
If a listing goes pending, keep the alert: deals fall through, and the home can come back on the market.
How to track Redfin prices
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Paste the link
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We check regularly
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Get the email
Frequently asked questions about Redfin
Which Redfin website can I track?
You can track listings on redfin.com. Copy the link of the listing and paste it into SaleAlarm – we check the asking price regularly and email you when it drops.