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Homes are selling at the slowest summer pace in a decade: Redfin

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High prices and economic uncertainty are keeping homes on the market longer, making last month the slowest July in a decade. The typical home that went under contract in July spent 43 days on the market — up from 35 days a year earlier and the longest span for any July since 2015, according to new Redfin data.

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Homes are selling at the slowest summer pace in a decade: Redfin

Buyers are regaining leverage in the housing market, and homes are taking longer to sell, according to new Redfin data.

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High home prices and economic uncertainty are causing homes to linger longer on the U.S. market, making last month the slowest July for home sales in a decade, according to new data from real estate company Redfin.

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