Market context before a listing conversation
Pull city or ZIP tracker numbers into the brief so the conversation starts from what the market is doing, not from a spreadsheet you downloaded last quarter.
One click adds Go Fig's Redfin housing market data, covering national through neighborhood trackers, refreshed weekly.
If you sell into real estate, local market numbers are the context a listing or a property conversation needs. Go Fig hosts Redfin's public housing market trackers and makes them available in your workspace with one click. No S3 keys, no file paths, no weekly download. Coverage runs from national down through state, county, city, ZIP, and neighborhood, and it refreshes weekly. This is market data you read, not a way to find new leads.
Pull city or ZIP tracker numbers into the brief so the conversation starts from what the market is doing, not from a spreadsheet you downloaded last quarter.
See how a neighborhood has moved when you are working a property or a brokerage that lives there.
Everyone in the workspace reads the same weekly refresh, so two AEs are not quoting different exports.
Open connectors and pick Redfin. There is no vendor account to create and no key to paste.
One click points your workspace at the market data Go Fig already hosts. You never enter an S3 key or a file path.
Ask Celeste, Go Fig's AI analyst, about a city or ZIP you sell in to check the tracker came through.
Market numbers sit beside the accounts you already work. They do not find you new sellers or buyers.
No. Go Fig hosts the public market trackers. You connect with one click and never handle keys or file paths.
No. This is housing market data for context on the accounts you already work. It does not source prospects.
Go Fig refreshes the trackers weekly from Redfin's public files.
National, state, county, city, ZIP, and neighborhood market trackers.
Go Fig hosts it in its secured Google Cloud storage in the US. Every customer reads the same copy. Nothing from your CRM is written into it.
A solutions engineer connects it with you on the call. Then you see Go Fig work on your own data.