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Home sellers who didn’t list on the MLS lost $1B in sale proceeds: Zillow

Housing Wire

Home sellers who did not list their properties on the MLS lost out on more than $1 billion in sale proceeds over the past two years, according to a study published Monday by Zillow. In 2023 and 2024, Zillow found that sellers who chose not to list on the MLS typically lost out on nearly $5,000, selling their property for 1.5%

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U.S. Home Values Trend Below Historical Averages

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This months release covers home sales in September, October, and November, a period in which buyers saw the most for-sale home options in nearly five years. Jones continued: Eager buyers took advantage of the brief reprieve in rates, which resulted in a 6.1% bump in existing home sales in November. in November.

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Spring Housing Inventory Jumps, But Buyers Remain Hesitant Amid Economic Turmoil 

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Nonetheless, increasing price reductions and declining pending house sales indicate that buyers are being cautious, most likely as a result of the uncertain economic climate and customers growing anxieties about their individual financial circumstances. Data also suggest that pricing competitively is key for sellers in todays environment.

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Home Seller Profit Margins Slip for Second Consecutive Year

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Home Sales Report , which shows that home sellers made a $122,500 profit on typical sales nationwide in 2024, generating a 53.8% But even as both measures remained near record levels, and home prices kept rising around the country, the profit margin on median-priced sales nationwide decreased from 56.9% in 2023, the U.S.

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Home Seller Hot Spots 

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Ranking second easiest for sellers is Allentown, Pennsylvania, with 57.4% Zillows latest report states the average home value currently stands at $285,683 in the region, with 46.5% Presently, the average home value stands at $271,900, representing a 4.4% of houses sold. below as of late October last year.

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Urban home values growing faster than ‘burbs in Midwest

Housing Wire

A Zillow report released Thursday shows urban home values in Midwest cities — namely, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Kansas City, Columbus and Indianapolis — have risen faster than suburban home values over the past several months. Today, both sellers and buyers expect to handle a majority of the process online.

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The End of the Fixer-Upper?

Appraisal Buzz

Sorry, Home Depot, we have entered the age of move-in ready. Buyers are willing to pay nearly 4% more than expected for a home that is already remodeled (3.7%)an However, buyers who are already stretching their budget to afford a home in todays market may not be willing or able to spend more on renovations or repairs.