The Market Action Index has decreased slightly from 35 last month to 33.9 currently. This shows sellers still have the upper hand in the housing sector, but their advantage may be softening. With 42% of property listings dropping prices, it’s clear sellers are increasingly responsive to homebuyer feedback in today’s market conditions.
Based on national housing data for the week ending Sept. 19, 2025, there were 862,883 homes listed for sale — equaling 2.7 months of housing supply — and 73,088 single-family home sales across the country. This housing inventory level remains a key metric for
The U.S. residential real estate market continues to display a striking contrast this week. The Altos Market Action Index sits at 33.9, pointing to a seller’s advantage on the 0-100 scale that measures home sales rate versus available housing inventory. Scores of 25-50 indicate seller’s market conditions, confirming property owners maintain control despite mixed signals in the Sept. 2025 housing data.
Yet 42% of residential listings have cut their asking prices. This signals a shift in what homebuyers expect, even as sellers keep their overall edge in the current real estate landscape.
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