Sellers Are Pulling Listings Instead of Cutting Prices

More homeowners are choosing to delist their homes rather than reduce prices. National data shows delistings rising significantly year over year — a sign that sellers aren’t panicking, but they’re also not eager to negotiate.

Many of these sellers hold ultra-low mortgage rates and feel little pressure to sell in today’s market. Instead, they’re choosing to wait for conditions they feel more comfortable with.

Why this matters:

  • Inventory can look tighter than it really is

  • Homes that return often come back more motivated

  • Buyers who stay prepared may gain leverage later

Quick Takeaway - Today’s delisting is often tomorrow’s opportunity.


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