Housing Market Shifts: Delistings Surge 47% Year-Over-Year as Buyers Gain Leverage
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最新报道：U.S. home sellers are pulling listings at the fastest pace since 2020 as buyers gain negotiating power, with delistings surging 47% year-over-year in July according to Redfin. Nearly 60,000 sellers canceled contracts last month as high mortgage rates and stubborn prices deterred buyers, giving those who remain more leverage to request concessions like repairs and closing costs. The shift marks a reversal from pandemic-era bidding wars, with pending sales falling 12% annually while active listings rose 5%—the biggest inventory jump since 2020. Experts say buyers now have rare negotiating power unseen in years, though affordability remains strained with the median home price at $420,000 and 30-year rates near 7%.
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