Inventory Growth Loses Steam As Would-Be Sellers React to Lackluster Homebuying Demand
Even though mortgage rates have come down from their peak, housing costs are still too high for many would-be buyers. Housing inventory is losing momentum,
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Even though mortgage rates have come down from their peak, housing costs are still too high for many would-be buyers. Housing inventory is losing momentum,
U.S. home prices are increasing and mortgage rates ticked up last week after dipping to their lowest level in a year. Rising costs and widespread
The number of home listings that were pulled off the market rose to a historically high level in September. Sellers are delisting because so many
Would-be homebuyers are sitting on the sidelines, wary of economic uncertainty and still-high housing costs. A dwindling pool of supply is propping up prices. The
California and Florida dominated October’s ultra-luxury housing market, with oceanfront estates and celebrity homes going for more than $30 million. A brand-new oceanfront estate in
The homes that do sell are taking a long time to find buyers, who are wary of high housing costs and economic instability. U.S. pending
Even though mortgage rates have come down from their peak, housing costs are still too high for many would-be buyers. Housing inventory is losing momentum,
U.S. home prices are increasing and mortgage rates ticked up last week after dipping to their lowest level in a year. Rising costs and widespread
The number of home listings that were pulled off the market rose to a historically high level in September. Sellers are delisting because so many
Would-be homebuyers are sitting on the sidelines, wary of economic uncertainty and still-high housing costs. A dwindling pool of supply is propping up prices. The
California and Florida dominated October’s ultra-luxury housing market, with oceanfront estates and celebrity homes going for more than $30 million. A brand-new oceanfront estate in
The homes that do sell are taking a long time to find buyers, who are wary of high housing costs and economic instability. U.S. pending