Thanks to low inventory and high mortgage rates, just 14 homes out of 1,000 changed hands in the first six months of 2023, the lowest rate in a decade, according to data released Tuesday by Redfin.
Source: Inman News
Fewer than 2% of homes changed hands in 2023, marking 10-year low
Published in Heather Mahmood-Corley, housing turnover, Markets & Economy, Redfin, Select and Taylor Marr
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