Nearly 85,000 U.S. homeowners withdrew their properties from the market in September--up 28% from a year earlier and the highest level for the month since 2017 -- according to a nationwide analysis of historical listing data compiled by Redfin.
Pending home sales picked up in October 2025 as lower borrowing costs and improving sentiment helped bring more buyers into the market, though contract activity remained slightly below last year's levels, according to a report released Tuesday by the National Association of Realtors.
Existing-home sales are on track to climb roughly 14% in 2026, marking a long-awaited turning point for a market that has weathered years of rising borrowing costs and tight inventory.
U.S. foreclosure activity edged higher in October, extending a months-long climb as rising borrowing costs and cooling home-price growth continue to pressure a small but growing share of homeowners.
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