Glenn Kelman

CEO, Redfin
· tracked since Jan 2025
Calls
4
Win Rate
33.3%
return
-3.2%
Calls 4 3 Posts tracked · 0.0/day
Calls
7d 0
30d 0
90d 0
Win Rate 33% Long 3 Short 1
Win Rate
7d 25%
30d 75%
90d 50%
Average Return -3.2% Long Return -3.7% Short Return -2.0%
Average Return
7d -2.0%
30d +1.7%
90d +4.0%
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Long
Jan 12
$113.85
-14.7%
Housing shortage supports homebuilders.
Policies aimed at lowering mortgage rates or limiting institutional investor ownership are only temporary bandaids. The fundamental problem is that the U.S. has stopped building houses and is roughly 5 million units short. Kelman argues for zoning deregulation and tying federal funding to zoning reform to encourage more home construction, which should benefit homebuilders as the government focuses on increasing housing supply.
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Long
Sep 30
$84.97
+7.2%
Slowing apartment supply lifts rents
Apartment construction slowed after the 2023-2024 building wave that brought rents down, and rents are starting to rise again; if housing remains unaffordable, rising rents will further squeeze consumers and support apartment-building fundamentals.
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Short
Sep 30
$42.13
-2.0%
U.S. home prices face downward pressure
The U.S. housing market is a buyer's market with high inventory, more sellers than buyers, about 15% cancelled sales, and mortgage rates that have not fallen enough; Glenn expects continued downward pressure on home prices into year-end, with sellers needing to accept realistic offers.
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Glenn Kelman has 4 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 4 tickers since January 2025. Most covered: U.S. HOME PRICES, XLRE, XHB.

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