"Record Price Cuts and Delistings as Housing Market Faces Buyer Revolt"

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The US housing market is seeing an increase in listings, but higher mortgage rates and elevated prices are deterring buyers, leading to a stagnation in sales. Sellers are cutting asking prices as inventory grows stale, and the market is experiencing a slowdown, particularly in previously booming areas like the Sun Belt. Despite some regional variations, the overall market remains sluggish with little relief from high borrowing costs.
- Housing market crisis: Inventory is up, but buyers are revolting Fortune
- Home Price Cuts Surge To 18-Month High In Rate-Sensitive Market AOL
- Price Drops Hit Highest Level in 18 Months As High Rates Dampen Buyer Demand Redfin News
- Sellers are cutting prices at record pace to combat softening demand Inman
- Skyrocketing Delistings and the Pricing Imbalance Mike DelPrete
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