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One of the most striking recent developments is the surge in D-listings, a term used to describe homes that sellers temporarily remove from the market. According to a report from realtor.com, D-listings in October saw an unprecedented rise, with a 45.5% increase year-to-date and nearly a 38% jump compared to October of the previous year. This marks the highest rate of D-listings since records began in 2022.