In the face of sluggish demand and widespread cancellations of home-purchase agreements, a growing number of American sellers are calling it quits, taking their properties off the market altogether, according to new data shared by Realtor.com.
In October, delistings nationwide were up 45.5 percent since the beginning of the year and 37.9 percent compared to a year earlier, a record growth that cemented 2025 as the year with the highest national delisting rate since Realtor.com began tracking the data in 2022.
But no other city has seen sellers withdraw from the market as much as Miami has.
Why It Matters
The fall season normally brings about an increase in delistings, which then peaks in winter, according to Realtor.com. But this year, delistings began ramping up in June, with about 6 percent of active listings being removed from the market every month since then…