US Housing Market Sees Significant Price Cuts Amid Rising Inventory
Increased supply and reduced prices create opportunities for buyers, especially in the Sun Belt and South.
- Nearly a quarter of US home listings experienced price cuts in June, the highest rate since 2018.
- Regions like the Sun Belt and South are seeing the most significant reductions, with some areas reporting price cuts above 30%.
- The total number of homes on the market has increased by 23% from last year, though it remains below pre-pandemic levels.
- Cooling competition and high costs have led sellers to slash prices to attract buyers.
- While mortgage rates have fallen slightly, affordability remains a challenge for many prospective homeowners.