101 0 Kommentare Redfin Reports Annual Home Price Growth Slows to 3% - Seite 2

Unless otherwise noted, this data covers the four-week period ending November 6. Redfin’s weekly housing market data goes back through 2015.

The median home sale price was $359,250, up 3% year over year, the slowest sale-price growth since the beginning of the pandemic.
Home-sale prices fell from a year earlier in six U.S. metro areas: Prices declined 6% year over year in San Francisco, 6% in Lake County, IL, 3% in Stockton, CA, and less than 1% in Oakland, CA, San Jose, CA and Pittsburgh, PA.
Among metro areas with at least 500 pending sales during the period, pending sales fell the most from a year ago in Las Vegas (-55%), Miami (-49%), Seattle (-48%), Portland, OR (-47%), Phoenix (-46%), Riverside, CA (-46%) and Atlanta, GA (-45%).
The median asking price of newly listed homes was $372,475, up 7% year over year but down 7% from a record high of $399,975 in May.
The monthly mortgage payment on the median-asking-price home was $2,542 at the current 7.08% mortgage rate, up 50.7% from $1,687 a year earlier, when mortgage rates were 2.98% and up from a recent low of $2,203 during the four-week period ending August 14.
Pending home sales were down 34% year over year, the largest decline since at least January 2015, as far back as this data goes.
New listings of homes for sale were down 17% from a year earlier.
Active listings (the number of homes listed for sale at any point during the period) were up 10% from a year earlier.
Months of supply—a measure of the balance between supply and demand, calculated by dividing the number of active listings by closed sales—was 3.3 months, the highest level since June 2020.
34% of homes that went under contract had an accepted offer within the first two weeks on the market, little changed from the prior four-week period but down from 40% a year earlier.
22% of homes that went under contract had an accepted offer within one week of hitting the market, little changed from the prior four-week period but down from 28% a year earlier.
Homes that sold were on the market for a median of 35 days, up more than a week from 27 days a year earlier and up from the record low of 17 days set in May and early June.
28% of homes sold above their final list price, down from 43% a year earlier and the lowest level since July 2020.
On average, a record 7.9% of homes for sale each week had a price drop, up from 3.6% a year earlier.
The average sale-to-list price ratio, which measures how close homes are selling to their final asking prices, fell to 98.7% from 100.4% a year earlier. This was the lowest level since July 2020.