Will homebuyers come back this fall?

Housing demand stalls as homebuyers wait for lower rates

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What to expect in the real estate market for the rest of the year

Inventory is now declining in key markets

Home price reductions have peaked for the year

Is inventory growth finally slowing?

Inventory growth grinds to a halt

Home price signals point to flat growth

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Inventory growth is slowing. Are sellers backing off?

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Big jump in home inventory this week

Will home buyers jump at cheaper mortgage rates?

Unsold inventory is rising across the country

Early Signals for the Fall Real Estate Market

Pending Home Sales Prices Hit All-Time High

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Why aren’t home prices falling?

What to Expect with Home Prices This Fall

The Market Impact of Rising Inventory

Updated Forecast for the 2024 Housing Market

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Housing market recovery threatened by mortgage rate pop

Is the 2024 housing market beyond saving?

Here\'s why home inventory is dropping so fast right now

More home sellers are withdrawing listings

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Housing market sees more price cuts as inventory continues to grow

Inventory Inches Up While Prices Hold Steady

Home prices have started to slip in a few states

As more homes take a price cut, will list prices drop?

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What happens to the housing market when rates finally drop?

Homes Sales Are Climbing With Lower Mortgage Rates

Mortgage rates are down. Do buyers care?

Home sellers are coming back to the market

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