More than one-third of home sellers lowered their list price during February, according to Redfin, Seattle.
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Empty-Nest Boomers Own 28% of Large Homes; Millennials Own Just 16%, Redfin Reports
Empty-nest Baby Boomers own nearly twice as many U.S. homes with three or more bedrooms as Millennial families do, according to a new report from Redfin, Seattle.
Redfin: 13.7% of Home-Sale Agreements Fell Through in February
Redfin, Seattle, found 42,000 U.S. home-sale agreements fell through in February, equal to about 13.7% of homes that went under contract that month. That’s a record for February in data going back to 2017.
Redfin: 20% of Homeowners With a Mortgage Could Save Money by Refinancing
Redfin, Seattle, released a new report finding that 19.8% of homeowners with a mortgage could save money by refinancing. That’s up from 7% this time last year.
Redfin Reports Typical First-Time Homebuyer Dips to 35 Years Old
Redfin, Seattle, reported the median age of first-time buyers dipped slightly between 2024 and 2025, from 36 to 35.
Redfin: Almost 14% of Home Sales Cancelled in January
Redfin, Seattle, released a new report finding that 40,000 home-sale agreements nationwide were cancelled in January.
Redfin: All-Cash Purchases Drop in December
Redfin, Seattle, released a new report finding that only 29% of homes were bought with cash in December, down from 30.3% a year earlier. That’s also the lowest December share since 2020.
Redfin: 2025 Buyers Purchasing Below List Price Got Largest Discount Since 2012
Redfin, Seattle, released a new report finding that the typical homebuyer who purchased a home below the list price in 2025 got a 7.9% discount–the largest since 2012.
Redfin Reports Housing Payments Drop to Lowest Level in Two Years
The median monthly housing payment fell to $2,365 during the four weeks ending Jan. 4–down 4.7% from a year earlier and the lowest level since early 2024, according to Redfin, Seattle.
Redfin: Interest in Climate Data Spikes After Disasters, but Doesn’t Hold
Redfin, Seattle, found that prospective home buyers are particularly interested in climate-risk data in the aftermath of a major natural disaster. But, that interest quickly fades.