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Housing Supply Overview Although inventory continues to show signs of improvement across the country – especially in markets in the western part of the U.S. – the national increase seems to be coinciding with a reduction in sales. This could be because the inventory increases are in higher price ranges that many buyers cannot currently afford. For the 12-month… Read more »

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Housing Supply Overview Inventory is gradually starting to improve in many pockets across the country, including in several markets that are showing year-over-year percentage increases. Listings tend to improve immediately after a new year, but this national increase also has to do with fewer sales. For the 12-month period spanning February 2018 through January 2019, Pending Sales in the… Read more »

Housing Supply Overview Although every community is different, a general analysis of all housing markets across the country reveals that housing inventory is slowly moving toward balance with year-ago levels. This is the first indication in years that we may be approaching an inventory bottom. For the 12-month period spanning November 2017 through October 2018, Pending Sales in the Western… Read more »

Housing Supply Overview According to a recent study by Fannie Mae, 24 percent of Americans feel that now is a good time to buy a house. That number was 54 percent five years ago. Feelings change rapidly when incomes do not match well with home prices and frustration sets in. For the 12-month period spanning October 2017 through… Read more »