
1 in 3 U.S. Homebuyers Are Paying All Cash, the Highest Share in Nearly a Decade
The share of homes bought in all cash hit its highest level since 2014 in September as elevated mortgage rates made paying in cash more
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The share of homes bought in all cash hit its highest level since 2014 in September as elevated mortgage rates made paying in cash more

Budgets are getting some relief right now, with daily average rates dropping considerably from 8% to 7.5% over the last week. Nearly 7% of for-sale

New listings have posted their first annual increase since July 2022 as some sellers tire of waiting for mortgage rates to come down and others

Homebuyers are looking to leave Austin as housing costs stay high, and some recent transplants move back to their hometowns. On the other side of

Redfin economists say this is likely to be the slowest sales year since the Great Recession as persistently high mortgage rates and low inventory spook

Sky-high mortgage rates and still-rising home prices have made it harder than ever to afford a home, especially for first-time buyers. The typical buyer needs

The share of homes bought in all cash hit its highest level since 2014 in September as elevated mortgage rates made paying in cash more

Budgets are getting some relief right now, with daily average rates dropping considerably from 8% to 7.5% over the last week. Nearly 7% of for-sale

New listings have posted their first annual increase since July 2022 as some sellers tire of waiting for mortgage rates to come down and others

Homebuyers are looking to leave Austin as housing costs stay high, and some recent transplants move back to their hometowns. On the other side of

Redfin economists say this is likely to be the slowest sales year since the Great Recession as persistently high mortgage rates and low inventory spook

Sky-high mortgage rates and still-rising home prices have made it harder than ever to afford a home, especially for first-time buyers. The typical buyer needs