Home Sellers Pull Listings at Fastest Rate Since 2020 Amid Rising Mortgage Rates

In April, 5.8% of home listings were pulled nationwide—a rate not seen since the pandemic—according to Redfin. The increase is attributed to higher mortgage rates and weaker demand, with Atlanta experiencing the highest delisting share at one in ten homes.

By Diana Olick · CNBC · June 3, 2026, 14:42 UTC

Home Sellers Pull Listings at Fastest Rate Since 2020 Amid Rising Mortgage Rates

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Topics: home delistings housing demand mortgage rates

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