The number of realtors reached an all-time high of 1.6 million in the US in October

4/29/2023

The number of realtors reached an all-time high of 1.6 million in the US in October, per BI.

Additionally, there are now two real-estate agents for every home for sale, per BI.

A report from Market Watch also shared the state of Americans when it came to wanting to buy property. The study found that 28 million wanted to purchase a home within the year.

The data came from Ned Wallet's annual Home Buyer Report, which tackled how Americans are wanting to buy homes. It found that for a fifth consecutive year, buying a home remains the priority for 8 in 10 Americans.

To be specific, 83% of Americans said that it was their priority to buy a home. The poll involved 2,051 adult participants from December 1-5, 2022.

Nerdwallet Home and Mortgages expert Holden Lewis commented on the situation, sharing how the situation was for homebuyers since the beginning of the pandemic. It was noted that buyers "haven't caught a break" since the pandemic started.

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