According to Redfin, they are:
Rank | City | Redfin Compete Score |
1 | Fremont, CA | 100 |
1 | San Jose, CA | 100 |
1 | Seattle, WA | 100 |
2 | Oakland, CA | 97 |
3 | Aurora, CO | 96 |
3 | San Francisco, CA | 96 |
4 | Tacoma, WA | 95 |
5 | Denver, CO | 92 |
5 | Boston, MA | 92 |
6 | Sacramento, CA | 91 |
“Even with the recent–and much needed–surge of inventory, desirable homes are under contract in five to seven days,” said Shoshana Godwin, a Redfin agent in Seattle. “That actually feels to us like a long time, but when you put it into perspective with the market nationally and historically, Seattle remains very competitive. Last week, I wrote an offer on a home that had five other offers, escalating up to $150,000 above the asking price.”
The 10 least competitive large cities are listed below:
Rank | City | Redfin Compete Score |
1 | New Orleans, LA | 43 |
2 | El Paso, TX | 44 |
3 | Pittsburgh, PA | 47 |
3 | Miami, FL | 47 |
4 | Newark, NJ | 52 |
5 | Scottsdale, AZ | 54 |
6 | Boise, ID | 57 |
6 | Baton Rouge, LA | 57 |
6 | Norfolk, VA | 57 |
7 | Cincinnati, OH | 58 |
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Meanwhile members of the productive classes can't sell their houses and leave the Failed State of Connecticut fast enough.
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