Here’s how artificial intelligence can help you sell your home [Video]

A growing number of homes sat on the market for a month or longer in June, a big change from just a few years back.

“Right now, I have about 15 properties on the market,” said Tampa-area realtor Heather Spinosa. “Before, the phone would be ‘ring, ring, ring.’ Now, I’m calling the seller letting them know, ‘Hey, you know what? It’s a little slow right now.'”

Early in the pandemic, in some areas, many homes were on the market for just days before being sold. Fast forward to this June and 64.7% of homes on the market were listed for at least 30 days without going under contract, according to the real estate company Redfin.

That’s up from 59.6% a year ago.

Higher prices and mortgage rates are two main factors. Redfin experts say sellers need to price fairly to attract buyers and make cosmetic repairs before listing.

That’s where Redfin experts say the company’s AI-powered tool, Redfin Redesign, can come in handy.

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