by Calculated risk 6/05/2025 04:58:00 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. May, Realtor.com It has been reported Inventory rose 31.5% year-on-year, but fell 14.4% compared to the same monthly level from 2017 to 2019.
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 May 31, 2025
• Active inventory rose 29.5% year-on-year
The number of homes actively sold remains on a strong upward trajectory, 29.5% higher than last year. This represents the 82 consecutive week of stock acquisition annually. Last week, more than 1 million homes were on sale again, and the fourth week was the threshold. The highest inventory level since December 2019.
• New List – Seller Seller Scale – 4.2% year-on-year
Last week’s new list was up 4.2% compared to the same period last week, but has slowed growth compared to last week. Monday’s anniversary holiday may have affected listing activities that week. The momentum that began at the beginning of this spring remains strong…
• Median price remained flat compared to the previous year
As sticky prices continue into the summer, the median list price this week was flatter year by year. The median price per square foot (adjusting changes in household size) runs 0.9% year-on-year.
This is a graph of changes in stock year-over-year Realtor.com.
Inventory has increased year-on-year for the 82nd consecutive week.
New lists have been added.
Median prices were mostly unchanged from the previous year.
