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When will housing inventory recover?

Housing Wire

The relative pressure of supply vs. demand in the housing market is gauged by the level of active inventory. Like dropping barometric pressure, plunging inventory usually foretells stormy conditions: Faster price growth and faster sales. The post When will housing inventory recover? appeared first on HousingWire.

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Special report: Jacksonville’s brokerage competition visualized

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Those advantages, coupled with cheap land, made the city a favorite for homebuilders like DR Horton and Lennar that brought plenty of new inventory to market. Its listings in 2023 fell below its 2019 level, although the drop was less steep than that experienced outside of Florida and far less steep than other metros like San Diego.

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Coastal California metros were the priciest  in March: Zillow

Housing Wire

These metros also continue to grapple with below-average inventory recovery, maintaining pressure on buyers. Recovering inventory in these areas has helped to ease competition and bring price appreciation under control. Bidding wars are commonplace in these areas, exacerbated by a scarcity of options.

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Existing home sales dip downwards for fourth month

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“Lack of inventory continues to be the overwhelming factor holding back home sales, but falling affordability is simply squeezing some first-time buyers out of the market,” said Lawrence Yun, NAR’s chief economist. Total housing inventory at the end of May grew to 1.23 Unsold inventory sits at a 2.5-month

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Home prices haven’t risen this fast since 2005

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Home price data is consistent with the hypothesis that COVID-19 has encouraged potential buyers to move from urban apartments to suburban homes,” Lazzara said. This demand may represent buyers who accelerated purchases that would have happened anyway over the next several years. increase and Seattle with a 18.3%. Presented by: MCT.

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Home sale prices reach record highs — again

Housing Wire

The effects of low housing inventory continue to cause significant ripples in the housing market, as a recent Redfin report shows home sale prices across the country have reached an average of $344,625 — an all-time high, and an 18% increase year over year. Average listing prices never approached $325,000 in 2019.

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Hope and homebuyers return to Paradise

Housing Wire

By the end of 2019, just 4,608 people called the town home, However, by early 2021, the population was already rebounding, with roughly 6,000 people living in Paradise. We have had over 200 lots active on the market at one time since 2019, so we are a little low on inventory.”. So, it’s coming along, but it’s a slow process.”.

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