Welcome back to the exchange. CNBC debuting a new housing market survey going beyond the headline numbers for an on the ground look into residential real estate, which is perfect, right. It's all local.You need on the ground. Diane Ol joins me here on set with a third quarter findings. This is going to get interesting as we have compares.Right. Exactly. What do we know now.Okay, so looking at the third quarter and first just want to explain what we're trying to do here, which is kind of get behind get beyon ...

Welcome back to the exchange. CNBC debuting a new housing market survey going beyond the headline numbers for an on the ground look into residential real estate, which is perfect, right. It's all local.You need on the ground. Diane Ol joins me here on set with a third quarter findings. This is going to get interesting as we have compares.Right. Exactly. What do we know now.Okay, so looking at the third quarter and first just want to explain what we're trying to do here, which is kind of get behind get beyon ...

Housing Market Overview - CNBC's housing market survey for Q3 reveals insights from real estate agents across the country [1][2] - The survey indicates a shift towards a buyer's market, with 49% of agents reporting this condition [3] - A significant 44% of agents observed declining prices, while only 20% saw increasing prices [3] Seller Behavior - A substantial 89% of agents reported sellers cutting prices, indicating overoptimism despite market uncertainty [4] - 40% of agents had sellers delist their homes due to challenging market conditions [5] Market Expectations - 48% of agents anticipate market improvement in the coming quarter, while 35% expect it to remain the same [5] - Only 17% of agents foresee a decline in sales [5] Agent Sentiment - Real estate agents' admissions of a tough buyer's market are noteworthy, given their typical reluctance [6] - The high percentage of price cuts (89%) and delistings (40%) underscores the market's reality [6]