Tariffs, stock market fluctuations make luxury home buyers skittish

As economic turbulence continues to rock consumer confidence several foreseen luxury homebuyers hesitate to make essential investments The fluctuation in tariffs and the unpredictable trajectory of the stock arena made possible buyers wary leaving chosen sellers feeling panicked over their listings It s definitely keeping multiple clients and cash on the sidelines reported Delroy Gill of LIV Sotheby s International Realty After showing a property to a anticipated buyer with the financial means to make a purchase the prospective client opted not to make an offer He has the funds and ability to purchase but doesn t want to buy right now due to the erratic plan on tariffs and the undecided direction of the stock field Gill revealed The pressures of territory volatility have led selected clients to contact their agents with specific demands Gill mentioned receiving messages from likely buyers asking sellers to lower their listing prices They want promising sellers to lower their list prices if they want buyers to pull the trigger on a home we ve previously seen he announced Andrew Abrams of Guide Real Estate has faced similar challenges He had one buyer back out of a deal while a seller decided it was best to take his house off the field opting to list the property as a rental A few expected buyers put a hard stop on their home search efforts People are waiting to see how everything shakes out Abrams commented Colleen Covell with Compass explained she s also experienced promising buyers decide against making offers because they are worried about the financial market She s also seen buyers who have stopped looking and are considering moving out of the country With more inventory available buyers have become exceedingly picky She reported homes may sit if they aren t move-in ready and priced aggressively With interest rates and high prices buyers won t make an offer unless the house blows them away she mentioned I had one buyer who didn t like a door and left Mckenzie Casey of LIV Sotheby s International Realty explained the economic uncertainty may affect buyers at a lower price point more than luxury buyers with more options to make all-cash purchases She commented luxury buyers may now find they have more power especially to negotiate lower prices for listings that have been on the field for six weeks or more Nick DiPasquale with NookHaven Real Estate and a member of the Denver Metro Association of Realtors trends committee reported that although April recorded a notable increase in new listings priced over million pending sales fell by Related ArticlesMay Sponsored Despite surge in Colorado home inventory cautious buyers pull back May Sponsored Sellers offer concessions as Denver home sector experiences inventory boost May Sponsored After pandemic migration Denver experiences expansion and renewed interest April Sponsored Colorado homeowners scramble for affordable coverage as rates skyrocket April Sponsored Colorado home buyers gain more power in March as inventory climbs It is too early to tell whether April s dip in pending homes was a one-month blip or a sign that the spring selling season peaked early he noted We can try looking at the realm through a microscope analyzing it by zip code property type you name it and it does not offer additional clarity Despite the area fluctuations input shows that sales volume for properties priced above million through April reached billion in slightly up from billion in but still down from billion in The news and editorial staffs of The Denver Post had no role in this post s preparation