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Real Estate Market Shows Varying Seller Surplus Across Major US Cities

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A report by Redfin showed varying real estate market conditions across several major US cities. Milwaukee is noted as one of only five major metro areas where sellers outnumber buyers. In contrast, Miami reported the highest seller surplus in the country at 158.9%, followed by Nashville at 152.3%.

From fox6now.com

Why it matters

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The report indicates that high housing costs are pushing buyers out of the market, according to officials at Redfin. Nationally, sellers currently outnumber buyers by 63%, which is the largest gap since the 2008 financial crisis. This suggests that most of the nation's largest cities are currently buyer's markets.

From fox6now.com

Who's involved

  • NashvilleLocation experiencing a high seller surplus.
  • MIaMILocation reporting the highest seller surplus in the country.
  • Asad KhanSenior economist at Redfin who issued the report.
  • MilwaukeeLocation identified as a seller's market.
  • RedfinAmerican real estate brokerage that issued the report.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • MIaMISpeculative

    Property prices in Miami might change due to the highest seller surplus.

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