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Larger share of U.S. homes sell at a loss
A growing proportion of homeowners are selling their houses for less than they paid for them, per data Redfin requested by Axios.
Why it matters: Some homeowners lost six-figure amounts on their sale.
Driving the news: More than 3% of U.S. homes sold at a loss August–October 2023 — up from 2.4% a year ago.
The median loss was around $40,000, per Redfin data.
Zoom in: The highest proportion and largest losses were in San Francisco. Roughly one in seven SF owners lost money on their home sale, with a median loss of $122,500.
Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland and New York were also among the top five cities with the highest proportion of losses — all north of 6%.
Losses were least common in Providence, Rhode Island; Anaheim, California; San Diego, Boston and Fort Lauderdale, Florida.