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Cash sales made up 33% of U.S. home purchases in early 2025, led by investors and second-home buyers in high-demand areas.
Cash offers made up about 33% of U.S. home purchases in the first half of 2025, driven by investors and second-home buyers, particularly in vacation and high-demand markets.
This level remains elevated compared to pre-pandemic years, with cash deals most common in lower-cost or tourist-heavy areas like Mississippi, New Mexico, and Hawaii, as well as cities such as Miami and San Antonio.
High-priced and low-priced homes are most likely to be bought with cash, reflecting a U-shaped market pattern.
Rising mortgage rates above 6.5% continue to hinder financed buyers, especially first-time buyers, while institutional investors and cash-rich individuals maintain a competitive edge.
Las ventas en efectivo representaron el 33% de las compras de viviendas en Estados Unidos a principios de 2025, lideradas por inversores y compradores de segundas casas en áreas de alta demanda.