According to a new report, concerns over affordability, economic uncertainty and tariff fears under a second administration are giving buyers serious pause. As of March, the typical U.S. home took 47 days to sell, the longest stretch in six years.
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Homes are sitting on the market longer than they have in years, and it’s not just high mortgage rates that are to blame. According to a new report, concerns over affordability, economic uncertainty and tariff threats under a second administration are giving buyers serious pause.
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As of March, the typical U.S. home took 47 days to sell, the longest stretch in six years. Those longer stretches on the market tend to discourage competition, often signaling buyers to either wait or negotiate.
