Northern Kentucky Back-on-Market Properties Analysis
August 2025 Failed Offers Report • Data Visualizations
Northern Kentucky Failed Offers Analysis
In August 2025, Northern Kentucky experienced 38 properties that returned to market after failed offers, affecting 18 communities across the region. Single Family homes represented 74% of all failed deals, with an average listing price of $371K indicating challenges across multiple price points.
Data Source: MLS® data covering Boone, Campbell, Kenton counties with 38 properties that experienced failed offers and returned to market during August 2025. All figures represent real market conditions and transaction outcomes.
Analysis Context: Failed offers indicate potential challenges with buyer financing, appraisal issues, or seller expectations that don't align with market conditions. The concentration in the $200K-$400K price range suggests affordability pressures may be impacting deal completion rates.
📉 Failed Offers Impact Analysis
August 2025 showed 38 failed deals across 18 Northern Kentucky communities, with Florence leading at 5 failures. The $200K-$400K price segment experienced the highest failure rate (45% of all failures), suggesting buyer financing challenges in the middle market. Most deals failed after 60+ days on market, indicating prolonged negotiation periods before collapse.
🏘️ Geographic & Market Insights
Florence, Walton, and Burlington emerged as the most affected communities with 3-5 failed deals each, suggesting localized market pressures. All 38 properties remain active on the market, indicating seller persistence despite initial failures. The dominance of single-family homes (74%) in failures, combined with longer time-to-failure periods (45% took over 60 days), suggests buyers may be encountering financing hurdles or appraisal gaps in Northern Kentucky's current market conditions.