Housing inventory just turned negative year over year
Housing inventory turned negative year over year as supply hit 795,921 vs 803,479 last year, with rates at 6.56%.
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Housing inventory turned negative year over year as supply hit 795,921 vs 803,479 last year, with rates at 6.56%.
Pending sales rose to 75,856 vs 72,039 in 2025 as inventory turned negative year over year with mortgage rates near 6.58%.
The market has about 1% less inventory now than a year ago, Compass’ chief economist said. If the trend continues, buyers may see prices start to rise again.
Even if we go negative year over year soon, we are in a much healthier spot with inventory than we were from 2020 to 2023.
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Around 14.5 million houses sit empty, but shockingly few are actually available for sale to interested buyers.
Inventory is 1.56 million with 4.6 months of supply, helping keep 1.8% home-price growth below wage gains running near 3.5%.
Sales agreed are down 6.8% year to date compared with 2025, but remain above both pre-pandemic and 2023 levels
Lawrence Yun projects a rise in existing-home sales as inventory expands and overlooked buyer segments gain broker attention
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At a time when home sales should hit their peak, both buyers and sellers are backing off, “possibly foreshadowing slower sales in the second half of the year.”
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Four months of rising home sales can't mask a deepening supply crunch as new listings hit a seven-month low
Louisville had the highest year-over-year inventory surge of any major metro in the country in May, up a staggering 32.7%.
April housing starts ran at 1.465 million SAAR and single-family fell to 930,000 as completed new homes for sale held at 121,000.
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