CNBC
03 Jun 2026, 14:42 UTC · 3h ago
Sellers are pulling homes off the market at the fastest pace since 2020
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03 Jun 2026, 14:42 UTC · 3h ago
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The share of home listings pulled off the market in April hit 5.8%, tying the highest level since March 2020. — High delisting rates suggest a significant disconnect between seller expectations and buyer reality, signaling a freezing of market liquidity.
-0.60Home listings increased by nearly 6% from March, contributing to homes sitting on the market longer. — Rising inventory coupled with slower sales velocity typically puts downward pressure on home prices.
-0.40Fewer markets posted year-over-year price declines in April compared to prior months. — This indicates a stabilization of home valuations, reducing the risk of a systemic price crash.
+0.30Pending sales of existing homes rose slightly by 1.4% in April. — A marginal increase in contracts suggests a baseline of demand persists despite macroeconomic headwinds.
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The company's data highlights a cooling housing market with more sellers giving up and homes sitting longer, which may pressure brokerage volumes.
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