The Housing Market Is Swinging Toward Buyers
Housing And Homelessness,Housing Market,Affordable Housing
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Many home shoppers have given up on the depressed housing market, where sales are stuck at a 30-year low. But those buying are enjoying discounts at the highest rate in years.
About 62% of buyers last year purchased a home below the original listing price. That was the highest proportion since 2019, according to a new analysis by the real-estate brokerage Redfin.
The average discount for the homes that sold below their original listing price was around 8%—the largest since 2012.
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