Realtor.com reports surge in home delistings

Housing inventory is now bouncing back to pre-pandemic levels. 1.08 million listings in June 2025. 1.20 million listings in June 2019. Soon, it will no longer be appropriate to say the words "housing shortage" or "low inventory". Good news for buyers. pic.x.com/0EATi3Pir7

The BIG question for Florida's aggregated housing market is what happens to inventory after September. Over the past few months, FL has seen a bit of a seasonal rollover for actives... however, that alone, doesn't necessarily mean green shoots pic.x.com/Uvp4AUnMFm

Active housing inventory for sale, according to Realtor.com June 2017 -> 1,292,371 June 2018 -> 1,216,504 June 2019 -> 1,219,807 June 2020 -> 871,557 June 2021 -> 492,425 June 2022 -> 573,650 June 2023 -> 614,326 June 2024 -> 839,992 June 2025 -> 1,082,520 pic.x.com/fbVPzLUWDu

Homebuilders in June dropped prices YOY in 7 of 9 regions we survey. Both Northern & Southern California are quickly becoming some of the weakest housing markets on pricing trends.  Northeast & Midwest are the last two regions in positive YOY price territory, but not by much.