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In April 2026, 5.8% of all U.S. home listings were pulled off the market — tying for the highest delisting rate since the pandemic froze housing in March 2020. Driven by a collision of stubborn mortgage rate lock-in, seller price expectations that no longer match buyer reality, and weakening consumer confidence, the withdrawal surge is compounding a structural inventory shortage that already leaves the market 15% below 2017 levels and roughly 4.7 million homes short of estimated need.