
Homes Now Taking 43 Days to Sell, Marking the Slowest Summer in a Decade
Redfin reports July homes took 43 days to sell, the slowest summer pace since 2015, as pending sales hit a two-year low and prices rose 1.4% to $443,867.

Redfin reports July homes took 43 days to sell, the slowest summer pace since 2015, as pending sales hit a two-year low and prices rose 1.4% to $443,867.

A new Redfin report shows homebuyers earning the national median income ($78,642) in 2023 would have spent 41.4% on housing costs for the median-priced home ($408,806), making 2023 the least affordable year on record. But there’s hope for 2024.

A new Redfin report shows nearly 60,000 home purchase agreements falling through in August, representing 15.7% of homes that went under contract that month—up from 14.3% a year ago and the highest fall-through rate since October 2022.

A new report from Redfin shows the median home sale price dropping 4.1% ($17,603) year over year in April—the biggest annual drop in dollar terms and the steepest annual decline in percentage terms since January 2012.