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Realtor.com Reports Active Inventory Up 31.2% YoY
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Realtor.com Reports Active Inventory Up 31.2% YoY

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Last updated: April 18, 2025 4:44 am
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Published April 18, 2025
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by Calculated risk 4/17/2025 01:05:00 PM

What this means: Each week, Realtor.com reports year-over-year changes in active inventory and new listings. Each month, they report their total inventory. For March, realtor.com It has been reported Inventory rose 28.5% year-on-year, but fell 20.2% compared to the same monthly level from 2017 to 2019.

Currently – Weekly – Inventory is up 31.2% from the previous year.

Realtor.com There is monthly and weekly data on the existing housing market. Here’s their weekly report: Weekly Housing Trend View – The Weekly Rules Ending April 12, 2025

• Active inventory rose 31.2% from a year ago

The number of homes actively sold remains significantly higher than last year, with annual profits for the 75th consecutive week.

• EW List – Sellers for Sale scale increased by 12.8%

The new list has been marked for 14th consecutive year growth, up 12.8% compared to this period last year.

• Median price remained flat compared to the previous year

The national median price has remained flat compared to a year ago, in line with the recent trend of flatlands or declines after a slight increase last week. In particular, recent economic uncertainty and job security concerns can keep buyers on the sidelines and put downward pressure on prices.

Real Estate Agent Yoi's Active ListThis is a graph of changes in stock year-over-year Realtor.com.

Inventory has increased year-on-year for the 75th consecutive week.

New listings are on the rise, but below the general pre-pandemic levels.

Median prices have largely remained unchanged from the previous year.

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