A growing number of frustrated sellers are yanking their listings just as climbing borrowing costs threaten to squeeze the housing market even harder.
What Happened: Nationally, 47% more homes came off the market in June than a year earlier, Realtor.com data show, the biggest delisting spike on record. Year‑to‑date withdrawals are up 34%, and active inventory has ballooned 29%, giving buyers little reason to chase pandemic‑era sticker prices.
