
Glenn Kelman to Step Down as Redfin CEO After 20-Year Run
Glenn Kelman is stepping down as Redfin CEO after 20 years, following Rocket’s $1.75B acquisition and ahead of the company’s next integration phase.

Glenn Kelman is stepping down as Redfin CEO after 20 years, following Rocket’s $1.75B acquisition and ahead of the company’s next integration phase.

A new TechCrunch headline is raising some eyebrows this week with a quote from Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman. The infamous quote is taken from the Q&A segment of Redfin’s Second

In a Fox Business interview, Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman reacted to the latest news on the U.S. housing market, warning that mortgage rates are unlikely to ease in 2023. And a CNBC article shows a decline in consumer sentiment despite an improvement in job numbers.

Redfin announces it is leaving for two reasons: NAR’s policy requiring a fee for the buyer agent on every listing and its “pattern of alleged sexual harassment.”

yron Lazine and Tom Toole discuss rising mortgage rates, the recent rallying of homebuilder sentiment, inventory drops, inflation causing an uptick in mortgage delinquency, and the meaning of value-based follow-up.

The BAM expired listings cold-calling event recap, how to organize lead generation, Twitter drama from the Redfin CEO, and new Facebook rules for agents are today’s topics when Dan Oneil and Tom Toole join Byron Lazine and The Broke Agent.

A spoof by Chris Smith struck a nerve with Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman. Here’s a breakdown of what’s happening.
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