Our research team releases Monthly Housing Trend ReportThese regular reports break the number of active listing and market speeds such as inventory matrix. In addition, we continue to give weekly updates to the readers on a longer time, an attempt that began in response to a rapid change in the economy and housing. Generally, you can be ready for one Weekly Housing Trend Scene And the latest Weekly housing data Thursday and weekly video Update From our economists. What used to look here in the last one week.
What does this week’s data mean
This week, the market continued in the same direction that has been throughout the new year. Prices are falling, new listing and active inventory are increasing, and more time for sale in homes, which were in early 2024. Pooked in listing for sale for many years until the market entered its current rebelling phase. Although prices and mortgage rates are still much higher than 5 years ago, market cooling means that buyers can take their time to find the right house for their needs, possibly even with a low price.
major findings
- The middle listing price fell from 0.5% year-on-year.
The week was 38th in a row in which the national mean home listing price was flat or falling from this week of the previous year, a stretch that is in early June 2024. It is tied with the last week of January. In 2025, the lowest decrease in the prices of the middle house so far, due to a pullback in the week of price reduction in a week.
- New listing – a measure of sellers inserting homes for sale – increased by 5.0%.
The newly-listed inventory increased year-on-year for the sixth week in a line, as sellers get online for the spring purchase season. Despite this Mortgage rates After the remaining stubborn and many future vendors of stubbornness that feel the lock-in effect due to their low previous rates, the new houses are currently rapidly hitting the market compared to 2024.
- Active inventory increased, above 27.6% year-old level with homes for sale.
For the 67th consecutive week, the number of houses for sale has increased compared to last year. This week also marked the sixth straight week, where the growth rate has increased, fuel from the entrance of several new listings on the market. Buyers can expect more options to choose in 2025 as we enter the beginning of the house buying.
- Last year, homes spent 6 days more on the market than at this time.
For 43 consecutive weeks, homes have spent more time on the market than last year. This pickup is due to timely damping in the market in 2024, but also due to the slow sale and increase in active inventory levels.
Data summary
| All changes year after year | Year by year 2025 | Week ending week 1, 2025 | Week ending week 8, 2025 | Week ending week 15, 2025 |
| Arbitration -Slaughter Prices | -1.4% | -1.0% | -1.2% | -0.5% |
| New listing | +8.1% | +4.2% | +11.3% | +5.0% |
| Active list | +25.5% | +26.7% | +27.5% | +27.6% |
| Time on market | 5 days slow | 7 days slow | 4 days slow | 6 days slow |
