2025-06-23
9 分钟Here's your money briefing for Monday, June 23rd.
I'm Julia Carpenter for The Wall Street Journal.
The housing market is undergoing a big change, one not seen since 2013.
There are now more sellers trying to move their homes than buyers looking for a place to call home.
Now buyers can maybe go see the home two or three times.
They can think about it.
They can come back.
And then they have a lot more power to negotiate right now.
We'll talk with Wall Street Journal reporter Nicole Friedman about buyers finally having the upper hand and what it means for house hunters and homeowners alike.
That's after the break.
For years, house hunters have struggled with rising home prices and low inventory.
But finally, things are changing.
What does it mean for potential buyers to seize this long-awaited advantage?
WSJ reporter Nicole Friedman joins me to talk more.
Nicole,
you've reported so many different stories about just how few homes there are for house hunters.
And now that's changing?
Yes, the market is really changing right now.
And for years, as you said, it has really been a seller's market.
There have just been not enough homes for sale.