Overview
- Redfin reports delistings climbed to 5.5% of inventory, a decade‑high share for this time of year as active listings growth slows.
- Nearly 85,000 homes were pulled in September, up 28% year over year and the highest September tally in eight years.
- Roughly 70% of the homes taken off the market had been listed for at least 60 days, with the typical delisted property sitting nearly 100 days without a contract.
- Delisting is often tactical: about 20% of homes pulled in June–July were re‑listed within three months, and 31.6% of July delistings that returned to market have sold, while roughly 15% at risk of losses skew toward renting instead.
- Regional splits persist, with higher delisting shares in parts of Texas and Florida and lower rates in tighter Midwest markets, and many withdrawn listings are expected to reappear for resale in spring 2026 or test the rental market.