According to ATTOM’s Year-End 2025 U.S. Home Flipping Report, 297,045 single family homes and condominiums were flipped nationwide in 2025, accounting for 7.4% of all home sales. ATTOM says these were the fewest number of recorded home flips in a year since 2020, and down 3.9% from 2024. In addition, they point out that profit margins have shrunk. The typical flipped home netted $65,981 in gross profit, down from $77k in 2024, resulting in a 25.5% ROI, the lowest recorded rate since 2008 and down from 32.1% the prior year.
“Competition for homes remains strong in many markets due to constrained supply…With prices staying elevated, investors are finding it harder to secure deals that deliver strong returns. Flippers are having to get more creative to maintain profitability…That could include taking on older homes, as the median flipped property in 2025 was built in 1978, the oldest since we began tracking, along with tighter cost control and more disciplined renovation strategies.” Said said Rob Barber, CEO of ATTOM.
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