California Housing Market Sees Record Inventory and Rising Delistings
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In major California markets, home inventories have surged to their highest levels since 2016, with active listings increasing significantly across regions like Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Orange County. Despite the rising supply, demand has sharply declined, evidenced by longer days on market and a 38% drop in pending sales, driven by high prices that have suppressed buyer interest and led to increased seller frustration and delistings.
Topics:business#california-housing-market#demand-decline#home-inventories#listing-surge#market-slowdown#real-estate
- Inventories of Homes for Sale in Big California Markets Jump to Highest in Years, Days on the Market Soar, Demand Withered Wolf Street
- Delistings Surge Nearly 50% as Sellers Who Can't Get Their Price Quit the Market in Frustration Realtor.com
- Sellers are yanking houses off the market rather than stomach further price cuts MarketWatch
- Is the surge in delistings good news for buyers? Real Estate News by RealEstateNews.com
- Report shows more homes for sale in more than 14 years KUSA.com
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