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Things improved a bit in November, but a lot of buyers are still walking away from deals in these cities. Krakenimages.com / Shutterstock.com
During November, there was a glimmer of light in the gloomy picture that is the current U.S. housing market. First, the bad news: Sales fell 35.1% year over year during the course of the month, the biggest decline dating back to 2012, according to records kept by real estate service Redfin. However, the percentage of home-purchase agreements that were canceled during November — 16.8%
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