2006

Redfin’s Day in Washington

Redfin’s day in Congress was like a lot of days at Redfin: filled with swashbuckling controversy and juicy intrigue, unavoidably goofy and improvisational, tinged with a Quixotic sense of futility. Mostly it felt like a schoolday field-trip without a chaperone. Going to Congress was fun. The whole place seemed set to a music we couldn’t […]

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It’s All in the Numbers

Today’s most popular home is located in Walnut Creek. It is a townhome with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1424 square feet and priced at $618,999. Built in 1972, the house is fully upgraded with a newer kitchen and Italian tile floors, but the new owner is going to have to add some color because the

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Geeks Gone Wild

TechCrunch Seattle is in the books, and we still haven’t recovered. For a moment there, we thought we were going to screw it up. When we got to ConWorks at five, TripHub and Farecast had their brochures stacked in neat piles and their demo looping on big monitors. It was a tragic reminder of a

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TechCrunch Seattle

A few weeks ago, we heard that TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington was coming to town, and decided to throw a party for all the Web 2.0 companies in Seattle to meet one another and talk about what they’re doing. The PI’s John Cook and NPR’s John Moe immediately signed up for the project, a few mystery

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