Summary
In the U.S., more home sellers are taking their properties off the market due to lower demand and more canceled sales agreements. Cities like Miami, Denver, and Houston are seeing high rates of delistings, with Miami having the highest withdrawal rate. This rise in delistings reflects sellers' reluctance to lower prices amid economic uncertainty.
Key Facts
- Delistings across the U.S. increased by 45.5% in 2025 compared to the start of the year.
- Miami has the highest delisting-to-new-listing ratio at 45.1% in October 2025.
- Miami home listings stayed on the market for an average of 84 days, the longest among top U.S. cities.
- About 15% of Miami's active listings had price reductions.
- Denver had the second-highest delisting-to-new-listing ratio at 39.2%.
- Houston came third with a ratio of 36.6%.
- Sellers remove listings instead of lowering prices due to low demand and high expectations.
