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Redfin Reports U.S. Asking Prices Post Smallest Increase in Nearly 2 Years As Home Sellers Adjust to Buyer's Market

1. U.S. median asking price is $403,000, rising only 2.2% YoY. 2. Buyer market dynamics lead sellers to lower prices for attraction.

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Why Bearish?

The slowing growth in asking prices indicates reduced demand and competitiveness. Historically, significant slowdowns in price increases can pressure stock prices, as seen in previous downturns affecting real estate sectors.

How important is it?

The report indicates market pressure on asking prices, directly influencing RDFN's business model and investor perceptions. A decline in price growth signals challenges for real estate firms, including potential decreases in revenue.

Why Short Term?

Immediate impacts on RDFN stock may arise from current market conditions affecting sales volume. Similar trends have previously led to swift price adjustments in real estate stocks.

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SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The median U.S. asking price is $403,000, up just 2.2% year over year, the smallest increase in nearly two years, according to a new report from Redfin, the real estate brokerage powered by Rocket. Asking prices are losing steam because it's a buyer's market and sellers are realizing they must price lower to attract buyers. There were roughly half a million more home sellers than buyers in the U.S. as of springtime. While new listings have since slowed, rising just 0.6.

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