Rising home prices and elevated mortgage rates are keeping would-be homesellers out of the market, according to Redfin’s latest consumer insights. Redfin partnered with Ipsos to survey 1,802 U.S. adults about their housing choices.
Source: Inman News
34% of homeowners say they’ll never sell their home: Redfin
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