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US home sellers are retreating from the market: Delistings as a proportion of all US home listings rose to 5.8% in April, the highest since March 2020. Excluding the 2020 pandemic, delistings have never been this high. The absolute number of delistings rose +3.8% MoM, marking the 2nd consecutive monthly increase. Atlanta led among the …
Home delistings reached a nine-year high in December after the market was inundated with sellers but not enough buyers. An influx of housing inventory has left homeowners pulling their listings off the market at a high rate as there are not enough buyers to keep up with sellers. Home delistings in December spiked 64% from a …
Demand meet supply. https://t.co/9ISi7E3g6B pic.twitter.com/RbuyDgeXVA — Mr.Awsumb (@MrAwsumb) February 14, 2025 via WSJ: An uptick in December delistings is the latest sign of dysfunction in America’s housing market. Nearly 73,000 homes were pulled from sale after they failed to find a buyer in the final month of last year, data from real-estate analytics firm CoreLogic …