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Redfin reports there were 36.7% more home sellers than buyers in September, with Austin leading all metros as the strongest buyer’s market in the U.S.
October 24, 2025
Redfin reports there were 36.7% more home sellers than buyers in September, with Austin leading all metros as the strongest buyer’s market in the U.S.
Redfin report shows that 14.9% of pending home sales fell through in June 2025, the highest June rate on record since 2017. That’s more than 57,000 canceled contracts, up from 13.9% a year earlier.
A new Redfin report shows U.S. home sellers now outnumber buyers by 33.7%, the widest gap since 2013, with 1.9 million sellers and just 1.5 million buyers in April 2025. Condo sellers face the steepest challenge, with 83.5% more sellers than buyers.
The median U.S. home sale price hit a record high for the ninth consecutive week, according to Redfin’s latest report. Yet, the report also reveals signs that prices may start to soften.
With rates at 8%, a new Redfin report shows a housing market poised to finish 2023 with about 4.1 million home sales nationwide—the fewest since 2008. Byron Lazine shows how the potential for earning is still high for skilled and motivated real estate agents.
A new Redfin report outlines the conditions of the real estate market in June, as home prices soar due to a record low number of properties for sale.
A new Redfin report shows the share of Redfin.com users looking to relocate to different areas of the country fell 6% year over year—the biggest decline on record—compared to a 23% increase one year ago (April 2022). Within-metro moves fell 17% year over year.
A new Redfin report shows 42.9% of home sales during the three months ending April 30 involved seller concessions—just under February’s record high of 45.6% and nearly double the 25.5% from April 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.
According to a new Redfin report, asking rents across the U.S. are flattening as rental supply catches up with renter demand and vacancies rise. Continued rent increases in the Midwest and Northeast offset significant drops in Sun Belt metros.
A new Redfin report shows the number of Redfin users looking to relocate to different metros declined less than buyers searching within their current metros, though immigration to pricey coastal metros partly offsets the outflow to more affordable ones.
A new Redfin report finds real estate investors losing money on about one of every seven (13.5%) U.S. homes they sold in March, largely due to high mortgage rates dampening buyer demand.
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