From the post:
>Buyers are walking away from home purchases in record numbers, causing complete chaos in the US housing market.
In June, over 57,000 home sales across the country were abruptly canceled, equaling a staggering 14.9 percent of homes that went under contract, according to a report from Redfin.
That number is an uptick from 13.9 percent of sales which collapsed this time last year.
It's also the highest June figure ever recorded since Redfin began tracking cancellations in 2017, and the Sun Belt has become ground zero for cancelled deals.
From the post:
>>Buyers are walking away from home purchases in record numbers, causing complete chaos in the US housing market.
In June, over 57,000 home sales across the country were abruptly canceled, equaling a staggering 14.9 percent of homes that went under contract, according to a report from Redfin.
That number is an uptick from 13.9 percent of sales which collapsed this time last year.
It's also the highest June figure ever recorded since Redfin began tracking cancellations in 2017, and the Sun Belt has become ground zero for cancelled deals.
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