ResiClub explores the correlation between housing inventory levels and home price trends. An increase in active listings, accompanied by longer market durations, indicates pricing weakness, whereas declining inventory suggests a hot market. Markets with inventory surpassing pre-pandemic levels have seen slower price growth, while those below have shown resilience. As summer approaches, national inventory is expected to near 2019 levels by late 2025. Current data shows a significant rise in listings, shifting more regions from seller to buyer markets.
ResiClub identifies that a rise in active home listings can signal potential pricing weakness, while a decrease suggests a strengthening market.
Local housing markets with increased inventory above pre-pandemic levels have generally seen slower home price growth or price declines over three years.
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