Orlando's housing market is experiencing a cooling trend, resulting in significant financial losses for sellers. The risk of losing money varies by purchase timing, with 32% of post-pandemic buyers at risk, significantly higher than the national average of 16%. Only 1% of sellers who bought pre-pandemic face risks. Falling home prices could increase risk levels, with predictions suggesting that a 5% drop could put 16% of current listings at risk. Despite these challenges, most sellers nationally still profit from home sales, indicating a complex market landscape.
32% of sellers who bought post-pandemic are at risk of losing money on the sale, making it the third-highest share nationwide. The nationwide share is 16%.
If prices drop by 3%, 14% of Orlando listings would be at risk, demonstrating how increased price drops can significantly affect risk for sellers.
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