Tagged: Housing Inventory

Realtor.com projects older owners will release 13.9 million homes over the next decade, with most of the added supply concentrated in three- and four-bedroom properties

More than one in five listings took a price cut in September, but pending sales still posted their sharpest annual decline since March 2025

The institutional-investor cap may grab headlines, but permitting, construction costs, and local building activity will have a much bigger say in how much inventory originators have to finance

Redfin counted 58% more sellers than buyers in August, but national home prices still increased as equity-rich owners resisted steep discounts

Des Moines and Raleigh lead Realtor.com’s metro rankings as housing supply and borrower purchasing power increasingly divide local markets

Eight of LendingTree’s 10 leading growth markets are in the South, but more residents and housing do not automatically produce more closings

Pending listings turned negative in August despite more inventory, lower asking prices, and sellers remaining open to negotiation

Sales fell 10.5% in July as inventory climbed, leaving builders increasingly dependent on price cuts, mortgage-rate buydowns, and other incentives

One in five listings had a price reduction in July, while pending sales increased for the eighth consecutive month

Annual appreciation reached its highest rate since August, but prices varied sharply by market and buyer segment