Morning Brew Daily Sellers Are Ripping Homes Off the Market & AI Slop is Taking Over Thanksgiving
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Nov 26, 2025 Sellers are increasingly choosing to delist homes rather than lower prices, reflecting a changing housing market. Meanwhile, Google's advancements in AI chips are shaking up the industry and affecting Nvidia's dominance. Retailers are reporting strong earnings even as consumer spending shows signs of slowing down. On a lighter note, AI-generated recipes are leading to culinary chaos, and British interest in Thanksgiving is on the rise, showcasing a cultural shift.
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Delisting Is Masking True Inventory
- Delisting is keeping housing inventory artificially tight despite more homes being listed year over year.
- Sellers are delisting rather than cutting prices, which keeps national home prices inching up.
Pandemic Buyers Are Price Anchored
- Many delisting sellers bought during the 2020–2023 frenzy and are anchored to inflated prices.
- Psychological price anchoring explains why owners prefer delisting over taking a loss.
Use Relist To Reset Market Perception
- Consider relisting after taking a home off the market to reset days-on-market and avoid visible price cuts.
- About 31% of relisted homes that reset timing sold, so relisting can improve outcomes.