Yasmin Asberry thought selling her home in a Dallas suburb would be simple. Instead, after months of little interest, she dropped the price twice and was on the verge of pulling the listing when she finally got an offer she liked.
“When we first listed it, we were under the impression that people were still excited to buy homes and that they were getting snapped up pretty quickly,” she said. “But we didn’t get very many hits.”
Asberry’s experience reflects a housing market caught in a stalemate.
Just a few years out from the pandemic-era housing boom, the market is stumbling. Many homeowners,