1 in 7 US homes for sale sits in Florida despite only 8 percent of national housing stock.
45 percent of Florida listings took price cuts.
This rate runs 6.6 points above national average.
1 in 10 homes sell below what original owner paid.
National data shows home prices falling at record pace.
Typical for-sale home now spends 53 days on market same as year earlier.
Real estate is crashing in Florida.
You know why this is happening, right? pic.twitter.com/w53WuTjd72
— NoLimit (@NoLimitGains) July 6, 2026
BREAKING: As of tonight, 1 in 7 homes for sale in America is in Florida – a state with only ~8% of the nation's homes.
The Florida for-sale market is flashing warning signs:
45% of listings have taken a price cut (6.6 pts above the national rate)
1 in 10 homes are selling for… pic.twitter.com/pkK7r3Ioir
— Jason Lewris (@jasonlewris) July 5, 2026
“June also marked another record shift: for the first time in more than two years, the typical for-sale home spent no more time on the market than it did a year earlier, 53 days.”https://t.co/V8xqRXms6w pic.twitter.com/tosAEGAGtt
— Danielle DiMartino Booth (@DiMartinoBooth) July 5, 2026