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In February 2026, a record 630,000 more homes were listed for sale than bought, deepening the U.S. buyer’s market.
In February 2026, the U.S. housing market recorded a record gap of 630,000 more home sellers than buyers—46.3% more—marking the largest disparity since 2013 and solidifying a buyer’s market that has persisted since May 2024.
Despite a slight drop in sellers to 1.99 million and buyers to 1.36 million, the imbalance widened due to high home prices, mortgage rates above 6%, and economic uncertainty.
Sun Belt cities like Miami, Nashville, and Austin saw major surpluses, while only five markets, mostly in the Northeast, remained seller’s markets.
Rising inventory from new construction and relisted homes may ease pressure, but affordability remains a key barrier for buyers.
En febrero de 2026, un récord de 630,000 más casas fueron listadas para la venta que las compradas, profundizando el mercado de compradores de EE.