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iBuyer Home Purchases Were Down Nearly 80% Year Over Year In the Third Quarter

As the housing market heated up this summer, selling to an iBuyer became a less attractive option for many profit-minded homeowners. The nation’s top iBuyers purchased about 1,800 homes in the third quarter, or 0.2% of homes that sold across the 418 U.S. metros tracked by Redfin. That’s down nearly 80% from a year earlier,

54% of Redfin Home Offers Faced Bidding Wars in November

Competition dipped slightly ahead of the holidays, but remained above 50% for the seventh-straight month amid record-low mortgage rates and relocations. Nationwide, 53.6% of home offers written by Redfin agents faced competition in November. While that’s down from a revised rate of 58.5% in October, it represents the seventh-straight month in which more than half

iBuyer Home Purchases Were Down Nearly 80% Year Over Year In the Third Quarter

As the housing market heated up this summer, selling to an iBuyer became a less attractive option for many profit-minded homeowners. The nation’s top iBuyers purchased about 1,800 homes in the third quarter, or 0.2% of homes that sold across the 418 U.S. metros tracked by Redfin. That’s down nearly 80% from a year earlier,

54% of Redfin Home Offers Faced Bidding Wars in November

Competition dipped slightly ahead of the holidays, but remained above 50% for the seventh-straight month amid record-low mortgage rates and relocations. Nationwide, 53.6% of home offers written by Redfin agents faced competition in November. While that’s down from a revised rate of 58.5% in October, it represents the seventh-straight month in which more than half

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