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Redfin says US new home listings hit four-year high as buyer demand stays flat
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Redfin says US new home listings hit four-year high as buyer demand stays flat
  • Redfin flagged a sharp rise in housing supply, with seasonally adjusted new listings up 2.1% week over week to a four-year high.
  • Active listings rose 0.4% week over week, while pending sales slipped 0.1% to the lowest level since February.
  • Median U.S. sale price increased 2.2% year over year to USD 398,632; weekly average 30-year fixed mortgage rate held near 6.66%.
  • Pricing power showed strain, with the median asking price down 0.1% year over year to USD 392,828; 20.9% of listings had price drops.
  • Market remained uneven, with 25.9% of homes selling above list; months of supply rose to 4 from 3.7.


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