Sellers Are Giving Up On The Housing Market

More Sellers Are Throwing In The Towel - Steven Thomas This housing market update from Steven Thomas of Reports On Housing examines the recent surge in delistings as more sellers pull their homes off the market. The analysis explains how higher mortgage rates, affordability challenges, and unrealistic pricing expectations are contributing to the trend. It also breaks down why rising delistings do not necessarily signal a housing crash and how today’s market differs from the Great Recession. This data-driven overview provides important context for understanding current housing market conditions. 👉🏼 "Housing Debrief" - Season 7, Episode 21 👈🏼 Not a subscriber? Go to www.ReportsOnHousing.com and use the coupon code "CANCEL" for a free month. Sponsored by Andrianna Felando at JMJ Financial, (310) 418-6255. Web: www.ReportsOnHousing.com Insta: www.Instagram.com/ReportsOnHousing X: X.com/HouseReports Facebook: Facebook.com/ReportsOnHousing *The content in this video is accurate as of the posting date. This is not investment advice. Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:28 Sellers Pulling Homes Off the Market 01:40 Why Delistings Are Rising 04:02 Mortgage Rates Changed Everything 05:26 Markets With the Most Delistings 07:08 Supply Demand Reality Check 08:57 Inventory Is Rising But Still Low 11:17 Why Prices Aren’t Falling 13:02 Seller Expectations vs Reality 14:04 The Difference From the Great Recession 15:33 What Delistings Really Mean 16:36 Conclusion #HousingMarketUpdate #RisingDelistings #HousingMarket2026 #SellerExpectations #MortgageRateImpact #RealEstateTrends