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Redfin Reports High Luxury Buyer Demand in Chicago and Jacksonville

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 18
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Redfin found that both Chicago and Jacksonville have more high-income households and luxury buyers than they did in 2019, though both cities have fewer homes for sale. In Jacksonville, the luxury buyer pool grew 10.4% from a year earlier, while active luxury listings fell 9.4%. Chicago saw a 10.5% increase in buyers, but active listings fell 10.7%.

From cities929.com

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The report indicates that more buyers are competing for fewer homes in both markets. Nationally, builders are struggling, with 66% of builders offering sales incentives in September, and pending sales were down 8.6% from a year earlier.

Redfin tracks diverse real estate market trends across major US metros, including high growth in Chicago, declines in Seattle, Austin, Tampa, San Antonio, and double-digit growth in Detroit.

From cities929.com

Who's involved

  • RedfinReports on market demand and trends in Chicago and Jacksonville
  • ChicagoMajor US city where Redfin tracks market demand
  • JacksonvilleMajor US city where Redfin tracks market demand

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