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Rent prices have declined slightly but steadily over the last several months because there’s more apartment supply than demand. In certain parts of the U.S., renters may be able to negotiate discounted rent, flexible leases, or free parking. #housing.

Buyers were a bit more active after mortgage rates dipped last week, with tours rising and Google searches for “homes for sale” hitting a yearly high. Prices are elevated, but with homes sitting longer, the market is turning in buyers’ favor. #housing.

Condo sale prices fell 2% year over year to $354,100 in May—the second largest drop in records dating back to 2012. Prices are falling because there are roughly 80% more condo sellers than buyers in the market, meaning some buyers can score a deal.

Find the answer in our May housing market report👇.

U.S. home price growth is slowing as sellers significantly outnumber buyers🏘️. Can you guess where home prices fell most year over year in May? #realestate.

Many would-be sellers are pulling back as it becomes more clear that the housing market is tilting in buyers’ favor in much of the U.S. For those ready to sell, price your home realistically based on recent sales to attract buyers. #housing.

Nearly 6% of U.S. home sellers are at risk of selling at a loss, up from 4.4% a year ago, but still well below pre-pandemic levels. The risk of selling at a loss ranges widely—from nearly 20% in San Francisco to almost 0% in Providence, RI. #realestate.

Home prices, while at a record high for this time of year, are growing at the slowest pace since 2023. That's because there are significantly more home sellers than buyers in today’s market—giving buyers more negotiating power. #realestate.

The number of major metros where a luxury home costs less than $1M has dropped from 30 to just seven since 2020. So, where can you still buy a luxury home under $1M? Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and San Antonio.

U.S. home-sale prices have hit an all-time high, but they’re much lower than asking prices. Many sellers are open to negotiating because there are so many more sellers than buyers in today’s market. #housing.

Mortgage rates will remain steady after the Fed left rates unchanged today. The Fed maintained a forecast of two rate cuts in the second half of 2025, but many officials predict no cuts, reflecting the growing uncertainty about the economy.

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The typical U.S. homebuyer’s down payment is $62,468, down roughly 1% year over year, the first annual decline since 2023. That's because mortgaged homebuyers are likely purchasing cheaper homes because of affordability challenges. #realestate.

The typical U.S. home is selling at a 7% discount—one sign the housing market is tilting in buyers’ favor. "Buyers should negotiate, and be prepared to move on to other homes if a seller is unwilling to meet them halfway," says our economist, Chen Zhao 👉

Just over 28% of U.S. homes are selling above the asking price—a signal of the shift toward a buyer’s market in much of the country. To compare, 53% of homes sold above list price during this period in 2022, when the market heavily favored sellers.

Mortgage rates will continue to hover in the high 6% range. A milder-than-expected May CPI report is unlikely to shift mortgage rates because tariff-induced inflation remains a threat and the Fed will continue to hold off on rate cuts.

History shows that home prices cool when sellers outnumber buyers💰. Buyers: Affordability may improve if prices fall and sellers become more open to lower offers and concessions. Sellers: Be open to negotiations and list your home sooner rather than later before prices fall.

The median U.S. rent price dropped 1% year over year to $1,633 in May as elevated apartment supply outpaced demand in many areas. A message for renters: You might have room to negotiate when signing a lease 🖊️👀 #housing.

Homebodies, we see you 🏡💛. In recognition of National Homeownership Month, we're reporting on how Americans feel about their homes—and most don't want to leave the house.