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Study: 24% of sellers received four or more offers in 2021

Housing Wire

home sellers received four or more offers on their home in 2021, according to Zillow’s latest consumer housing trends report. The rise in the number of homes that received multiple offers is reflected in the increased frequency of bidding wars in 2021. About two-thirds of sellers (65%) also reported buying a home.

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Altos: Sellers are coming back to the housing market, can buyers keep up?

Housing Wire

There are still notably not a lot of sellers. But home sellers are gradually easing back into this housing market. Sellers are coming back to this housing market. In 2021 there were actually more total sellers, but at the peak of the frenzy, so many of those were immediate sales that they never get counted as active inventory.

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As home prices skyrocketed, sellers made killer profits in 2021

Housing Wire

home sellers made a pretty penny in 2021, with the nationwide realized profit growing by 45% year-over-year, according to a new analysis published by real estate data vendor ATTOM this week. For comparison sake, in 2019 a home seller’s realized profit averaged out to about $55,000, the report said. Presented by: Equifax.

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Home sellers are feeling good about 2021

Housing Wire

Home sellers are chomping at the bit. As the economy reopens, vaccinations continue to roll out and stimulus checks reach bank accounts across America, home sellers are increasingly optimistic. ” Duncan added that home sellers are citing high home prices and tight inventory as primary reasons why it’s a good time to sell.

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Share of Buyers Securing ‘Below-Market’ Rates Ticks Up 

Appraisal Buzz

By the fall of 2023, mortgage rates had risen from historic lows of 2.65% in 2021 to a decade-high of 7.79%. Key Findings: Although average mortgage rates are much higher, 45% of buyers who have purchased a home in the past year report having a rate below 5%. The purchasing power of house shoppers was directly impacted by this.

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Home seller concessions reach pre-pandemic levels

Housing Wire

of home sellers gave concessions to homebuyers in Q4 of 2022, through money for repairs and mortgage-rate buydowns. In Q3 of 2022 and Q4 of 2021, sellers gave concessions in 30% of home sales. Sellers realize they’re not going to get $80,000 over the asking price like their neighbor did last year,” he added.

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Mortgage rates aren’t deterring every buyer: Bright MLS

Housing Wire

Bright MLS — one of the nation’s largest multiple listing services that covers six Mid-Atlantic states and the District of Columbia — recently polled buyer and seller agents on what their clients are thinking during their home searches, including thoughts on mortgage rate hikes that have plagued other markets. Another 23.5%

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