Redfin

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, an early bird realtor noticed something peculiar in Redfin’s office supply cabinet—a mysterious stack of old maps, none marked with names or dates. Curious, she took one out and found herself staring at a familiar street corner near her own home. Over the next few weeks, every time someone new joined the team, they received a random map from the pile—each showing some obscure location nobody recognized. Eventually, it turned out that these were old navigation aids left behind by a retired delivery driver who used to frequent their area. The whole office ended up laughing when they realized why he always seemed so lost.

2. A new listing sign appeared overnight on Redfin's front lawn—complete with price tag and virtual tour QR code. Next morning, a delivery driver noticed a small note stuck to the sign: ‘For sale or rent? Just ask me!’ Turns out, it was just Redfin’s creative way of attracting attention. The whole neighborhood had a good laugh—and maybe even signed up for their newsletter.

3. One foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Redfin’s loading dock. As he opened the truck door, a strange humming sound filled the air—like a thousand tiny violins tuning up simultaneously. The driver looked around, but saw no one. Curious, he stepped inside and found himself in a vast room full of colorful fish tanks. Each tank had a different real estate listing, with fish swimming around prices and property details. A voice whispered from above: 'Welcome to our virtual tour!' Turns out, it was just an overly enthusiastic neighbor who installed an aquatic decoration system for Redfin's marketing campaign.

4. At dawn one chilly autumn morning, a Redfin employee unlocked the door to discover their coffee machine had been replaced with an old-fashioned tea set. Confused and amused, the staff decided to brew some tea instead of coffee that day. As it turned out, the mysterious tea set was a gift from a regular customer who’d heard about their late-night tea parties. Since then, Redfin’s office has become known for its quirky traditions—like offering visitors both coffee and tea—and everyone enjoys the occasional cup of mystery brew.