US housing is 'nobody's market' as buyers and sellers remain locked in stalemate, economist says

• The US housing landscape is currently "nobody's market," according to Realtor.com. 
• Chief economist Danielle Hale wrote last week that both buyers and sellers remain hesitant. 
• She added "that the worst of the declines may be behind us."

The US housing market is stuck as buyers and sellers remain hesitant, according to a report from Realtor.com. 

"This week's data suggests that housing is still largely a 'nobody's market,'" chief economist Danielle Hale wrote on February 9. "The number of homeowners deciding to sell continues to lag one year ago but inventory and time on market continue to climb reflecting still-hesitant buyers."