
Which Billionaire Could Buy Your City?
Bill Gates Could Buy All 114,212 Homes in Boston, but Couldn’t Afford Seattle; the Walton Family of Wal-Mart Could Buy All of Seattle, Dallas, Miami,
Tommy is a Real Estate Data Analyst at Redfin in Seattle. He brings interesting information and insights to home buyers, sellers, owners, as well as industry experts. Throughout his career working in the real estate and analytics, he's never met a number or chart he didn't find interesting. Tommy grew up in Atlanta, GA and earned a degree in Computer Science from Georgia Tech. With his wife and two kids, you can find him on the Burke-Gilman Trail biking through Seattle, or hiking up in the Cascade Mountains.

Bill Gates Could Buy All 114,212 Homes in Boston, but Couldn’t Afford Seattle; the Walton Family of Wal-Mart Could Buy All of Seattle, Dallas, Miami,
In 17 of the largest U.S. cities, 32 percent of homes purchased so far in 2014 were paid for with all cash. All-cash purchases have
Over Half of Homeowners are Not Currently In a Financial Position to Sell From Austin to Boston to Chicago, low inventory continues to be a
A family with two middle-class incomes can’t afford a median-priced home in most of the largest U.S. cities, according to a Redfin analysis of affordability based on list prices and median incomes. Home prices, which have seen two straight years of 13 percent increases, are rising again.
No Homes in San Francisco within Reach for Teachers UPDATE: A refreshed version of this report, including an updated methodology, the most current salary

As we usher in the new real estate season at Redfin, a big question on our minds is: Which neighborhoods will be the darlings of

Bill Gates Could Buy All 114,212 Homes in Boston, but Couldn’t Afford Seattle; the Walton Family of Wal-Mart Could Buy All of Seattle, Dallas, Miami,
In 17 of the largest U.S. cities, 32 percent of homes purchased so far in 2014 were paid for with all cash. All-cash purchases have
Over Half of Homeowners are Not Currently In a Financial Position to Sell From Austin to Boston to Chicago, low inventory continues to be a
A family with two middle-class incomes can’t afford a median-priced home in most of the largest U.S. cities, according to a Redfin analysis of affordability based on list prices and median incomes. Home prices, which have seen two straight years of 13 percent increases, are rising again.
No Homes in San Francisco within Reach for Teachers UPDATE: A refreshed version of this report, including an updated methodology, the most current salary

As we usher in the new real estate season at Redfin, a big question on our minds is: Which neighborhoods will be the darlings of