April delistings jump to the highest level since March 2020 as housing demand cools
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U.S. home listings pulled from the market in April reached 5.8%—the highest since March 2020 and up 3.8% from March—as higher mortgage rates, gas prices and softer demand push sellers to delist or relist; Atlanta led with about 1 in 10 listings pulled, followed by San Jose, Los Angeles, Dallas and Seattle, while pending sales rose 1.4% and relisted listings reached 2.5%.
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