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An “Open House” sign outside a home in Nashville, Tennessee.
Charlie Wells
US homebuyers are getting cold feet.
Home-sale cancellations are rising, as higher mortgage rates and fears of a recession give potential buyers second thoughts about whether this is the right time to jump in a housing market that appears to be cooling down.
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