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More Central Ohio homebuyers are backing out of deals. Are interest rates to blame?

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More Central Ohio homebuyers are backing out of deals. Are interest rates to blame?
More Central Ohio homebuyers are backing out of deals. Are interest rates to blame?
More Central Ohio homebuyers are backing out of deals. Are interest rates to blame?
More Central Ohio homebuyers are backing out of deals. Are interest rates to blame?
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
From June 15 to June 30, there were 2,418 new homes listed for sale, according to Columbus Realtors data. Of those, 414 went back onto the market after going under contract.
From June 15 to June 30, there were 2,418 new homes listed for sale, according to Columbus Realtors data. Of those, 414 went back onto the market after going under contract.
Homebuyers are backing out of more deals as high mortgage rates persist and recession fears linger
Homebuyers are backing out of more deals as high mortgage rates persist and recession fears linger
Homebuyers are backing out of more deals as high mortgage rates persist and recession fears linger
Homebuyers are backing out of more deals as high mortgage rates persist and recession fears linger
Broadcast Media Production and... Broadcast Media Prod... | 1 year ago
Rising costs and falling confidence in the U.S. economy are fast becoming a toxic cocktail for the housing market. As a result, a growing number of buyers are backing out of deals they've made with homebuilders and sellers of existing homes. Homebuilder cancellation rates have more than doubled since April, according to surveys by John Burns Real Estate Consulting. In July, 17.6% of builder contracts fell through, compared with 8% in April and 7.5% in July 2021. Texas and the broader Southwest a...
Rising costs and falling confidence in the U.S. economy are fast becoming a toxic cocktail for the housing market. As a result, a growing number of buyers are backing out of deals they've made with homebuilders and sellers of existing homes. Homebuilder cancellation rates have more than doubled since April, according to surveys by John Burns Real Estate Consulting. In July, 17.6% of builder contracts fell through, compared with 8% in April and 7.5% in July 2021. Texas and the broader Southwest a...
Phoenix homebuyers face less competition but are backing out of more deals, report finds
Phoenix homebuyers face less competition but are backing out of more deals, report finds
Phoenix homebuyers face less competition but are backing out of more deals, report finds
Phoenix homebuyers face less competition but are backing out of more deals, report finds
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
As the housing market slows nationally and in Arizona, Phoenix is seeing some of the biggest buying pattern shifts, according to a couple of new Redfin reports. Buyers who were forced into frenzied bidding wars earlier this year are now able to be more selective. Here are the details.
As the housing market slows nationally and in Arizona, Phoenix is seeing some of the biggest buying pattern shifts, according to a couple of new Redfin reports. Buyers who were forced into frenzied bidding wars earlier this year are now able to be more selective. Here are the details.
Central Ohio home sales are cooling, but first-time homebuyers are feeling crunched
Central Ohio home sales are cooling, but first-time homebuyers are feeling crunched
Central Ohio home sales are cooling, but first-time homebuyers are feeling crunched
Central Ohio home sales are cooling, but first-time homebuyers are feeling crunched
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Home sales have slowed due to rising interest rates and a lack of supply, impacting first-time homebuyers most acutely.
Home sales have slowed due to rising interest rates and a lack of supply, impacting first-time homebuyers most acutely.
Jacksonville home buyers are backing out of deals as market cools
Jacksonville home buyers are backing out of deals as market cools
Jacksonville home buyers are backing out of deals as market cools
Jacksonville home buyers are backing out of deals as market cools
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Across the Sun Belt, sellers are experiencing higher rates of cancellations.
Across the Sun Belt, sellers are experiencing higher rates of cancellations.
Buyer’s Backing Out Of Deals
Buyer’s Backing Out Of Deals
Buyer’s Backing Out Of Deals
Buyer’s Backing Out Of Deals
housingbubble.blog housingbubble.blog | 1 year ago
A Record Number Of Sun Belt Home Buyers Are Backing Out Of Deals
A Record Number Of Sun Belt Home Buyers Are Backing Out Of Deals
A Record Number Of Sun Belt Home Buyers Are Backing Out Of Deals
A Record Number Of Sun Belt Home Buyers Are Backing Out Of Deals
forbes forbes | 1 year ago
A Record Number Of Sun Belt Home Buyers Are Backing Out Of Deals In Atlanta, 22.6% of homes that went under contract in August were called off. getty In Atlanta, 22.6% of homes that went under contract in August were called off. The pandemic ignited a home-buying frenzy as many people pursued buying a home in less expensive areas. But a quickly rebalancing housing market – brought about by sharp increases in mortgage rates that have pushed monthly payments beyond what many can afford – has ...
A Record Number Of Sun Belt Home Buyers Are Backing Out Of Deals In Atlanta, 22.6% of homes that went under contract in August were called off. getty In Atlanta, 22.6% of homes that went under contract in August were called off. The pandemic ignited a home-buying frenzy as many people pursued buying a home in less expensive areas. But a quickly rebalancing housing market – brought about by sharp increases in mortgage rates that have pushed monthly payments beyond what many can afford – has ...
Central Ohio home sales slow as prices, interest rates rise
Central Ohio home sales slow as prices, interest rates rise
Central Ohio home sales slow as prices, interest rates rise
Central Ohio home sales slow as prices, interest rates rise
bizjournals bizjournals | 2 years ago
Home sales slowed in the first quarter of the year, thanks to rising home prices and interest rates.
Home sales slowed in the first quarter of the year, thanks to rising home prices and interest rates.
More Home Deals Are Falling Through
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The New York Times The New York Times | 1 year ago
When pandemic lockdowns hit the real estate industry, showings were halted, homes were yanked off the market, and municipal offices that process closing documents were shuttered. As a result, in March of 2020 nearly 18 percent of purchase contracts in the United States were canceled β€” though it only took a few months to return to typical levels. But in 2022, the frequency of canceled deals has begun to rise again, reaching nearly 15 percent in June β€” the highest rate since the pandemic peak,...
When pandemic lockdowns hit the real estate industry, showings were halted, homes were yanked off the market, and municipal offices that process closing documents were shuttered. As a result, in March of 2020 nearly 18 percent of purchase contracts in the United States were canceled β€” though it only took a few months to return to typical levels. But in 2022, the frequency of canceled deals has begun to rise again, reaching nearly 15 percent in June β€” the highest rate since the pandemic peak,...
U.S. homebuyers are canceling deals more often, report shows. How is Milwaukee faring?
U.S. homebuyers are canceling deals more often, report shows. How is Milwaukee faring?
U.S. homebuyers are canceling deals more often, report shows. How is Milwaukee faring?
U.S. homebuyers are canceling deals more often, report shows. How is Milwaukee faring?
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Online real estate firm Redfin Corp. reports that home purchase cancellations are increasing across the country. While at least one Milwaukee-area agent has experienced that, other local real estate experts say they don't see evidence that canceled home contracts are happening more frequently in metro Milwaukee.
Online real estate firm Redfin Corp. reports that home purchase cancellations are increasing across the country. While at least one Milwaukee-area agent has experienced that, other local real estate experts say they don't see evidence that canceled home contracts are happening more frequently in metro Milwaukee.