Rightmove reports that price reductions are affecting a growing share of homes in May, reflecting an ongoing imbalance between supply and demand. The company says 32% of properties have had their prices cut, indicating that more sellers are adjusting expectations to attract buyers. Rightmove also links the trend to buyer choice, stating that choice is at its highest level for any May since 2015. The figures point to a market where buyers have more options than in previous years, at least for this time of year, while sellers face increased pressure to remain competitive on pricing. The report does not provide further detail on regional breakdowns or the average size of price cuts, but it frames the month’s data as part of a broader pattern of negotiation and price adjustment. Overall, the published indicators emphasize that more listings are becoming discounted and that buyers are encountering a wider selection than they have in prior Mays.