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Are sellers cutting their asking price in Kansas City, MO?

In Kansas City, MO, 32% of the homes on the market cut their asking price during May 2026 — roughly 3 in every 10 listings. A year earlier it was 28%, so more sellers are cutting now.

32%
Cut their asking price
May 2026
28%
A year ago
▲ 4 points
18
Days to sell (typical)
▲ 2 days vs last year

A price cut means a home was listed, did not sell at that number, and the seller lowered it. It is the clearest sign of the gap between what sellers are asking and what buyers will pay, and it shows up months before it shows up in sale prices.

Cutting is more common than it was a year ago — up about 4 points. That usually means asking prices have run ahead of what buyers are willing to do.

Over the last 36 months the highest this got was 38%, in October 2025.

If you are selling here, the number to take from this is that about 3 in 10 of your competitors got their first price wrong. If you are buying, a home that has already been cut once is a seller who has accepted that the market disagreed with them.

One caution: price cuts are seasonal everywhere. Listings that sit through the summer get cut in the fall. That is why the honest comparison is to the same month a year ago, which is the one we show, rather than to last month.

Source: Redfin's published market data for the Kansas City, MO area, through May 2026.

2023-06 2026-05
Typical sale price, month by month.

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Figures come from Redfin's published market data for the Kansas City, MO area, through May 2026. Neighborhood Numbers is an independent data publisher and is not affiliated with Redfin. We update these pages when Redfin publishes, once a month.