22%About 2 in 10of US home sellers with active listings cut their asking price, the highest share in Redfin's records
22% of US home sellers with active listings cut their asking price, the highest share in Redfin's records (4 weeks to 11 Oct 2026, Redfin, Redfin Housing Market Update)
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22% of US home sellers with active listings cut their asking price, the highest share in Redfin's records (4 weeks to 11 Oct 2026).
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Why you can trust it. Redfin, Redfin Housing Market Update: vendor data, a company measuring its own customers or panel. Redfin listings data (vendor).
No changes recorded yet. First checked at the source on 23 Oct 2026.
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22% of US home sellers with active listings cut their asking price, the highest share in Redfin's records, for 4 weeks to 11 Oct 2026, according to Redfin, Redfin Housing Market Update. We checked it at the source on 23 Oct 2026.
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