Cash Buyers Are Pulling Back — What That Costs You at the Closing Table
The share of all-cash home sales slipped to 31.4% nationally. For sellers, that shift changes how to price, how long to wait, and what an offer is actually worth.
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Coverage of housing inventory, home sales, new construction and buyer demand, and how supply and demand shifts change a seller's leverage and timeline.
The share of all-cash home sales slipped to 31.4% nationally. For sellers, that shift changes how to price, how long to wait, and what an offer is actually worth.
Warren Buffett's successor just doubled down on new construction. Here's what that signals for sellers competing with brand-new homes.
Rochester, Hartford, Boston, and Buffalo are among the tightest markets in the country. Here's what that means if you're selling in the region.
Housing Market · California
The QB is offloading three properties at once. What high-profile coastal listings tell sellers about pricing strategy and timing.
A short-lived rate drop pushed buyer demand up 3% last week. Here's what that means for sellers pricing and timing a sale right now.
Housing Market · Texas
Austin's high-end market is the steepest-falling in the country. If you're selling above $1M in the Austin area, your pricing strategy needs a reset.
A sweeping push to modernize mortgage servicing infrastructure is underway — and what happens inside servicers' systems has direct consequences for home sellers.
Home Values · Nevada
The median single-family price fell to $480,000 in July, down 2% from May's peak. Here's how to price, time, and net the most in a softening market.
A quirk in how lenders price mortgages is keeping buyer demand alive despite a turbulent rate environment. Sellers, here's what that buys you.
New construction's digital edge is reshaping resale competition. Here's what the data shift means for sellers pricing and timing a move in 2026.
Volume up 23%, prices discounted, and renovated homes returning to retail. Here's what a wave of affordable inventory means for your pricing and timeline.
With the 10-year yield at 4.74% and rates near 6.83%, demand is still growing year over year. Here's what that means if you're planning to sell.
International buyers are shrinking as a share of the market, but where they do show up, they pay cash and pay more. Sellers in five states should take note.
AI data centers are competing with homebuilders for the same workers and materials. That supply squeeze has direct consequences for how you price, time, and net your sale.
Better buyer-seller matching could expand usable inventory by up to 30%—and that shift has direct implications for how you price, time, and net from your sale.
International purchases dropped 19% to $45.3B. For sellers in Florida, California, and Texas, the shift changes your pricing math.
An open letter to federal regulators and Congress argues five targeted actions—four needing no new laws—could cut monthly housing costs faster than building alone.
Rates jumped nearly three-quarters of a point since February. Here's what that means for your sale price, days on market, and what you can do about it.
Home Values · Illinois
The Illinois college town jumped from No. 42 to No. 11 in national housing rankings. Here's what that surge means for pricing, timing, and your bottom line.
Purchase applications are barely positive year over year and pending sales growth has stalled. For sellers, that changes pricing strategy right now.
June Census data shows the new-home market cooling year over year, with prices and supply both pressuring sellers. Here's how to read the numbers.
New construction moved 1.5% higher last month even as prices fell and mortgage rates climbed — a combination that reshapes the competitive landscape for existing-home sellers.
Housing Market · Florida
Single-family inventory just dropped 29% year-over-year while condo supply swells to 8.5 months. Your pricing strategy depends entirely on which side you're on.
With mortgage rates above 6.64%, where your home is priced—and where it sits—now determines how fast it sells and what you net.
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