Inventory rose substantially in March, a welcome return to seasonal norms for the housing market.
Inventory Down 40% from Pre-Covid Level as Price Growth Intensifies (December 2021 Market Report)
There were fewer options for would-be home buyers on the market at the end of 2021 than any time in recent memory.
Anticipated Inventory Relief Fails to Materialize in April (April 2021 Market Report)
The ongoing inventory deficit deepened slightly in April -- total U.S. for-sale inventory was down 30.3% from April 2020 and 1.4% from March.
September 2020 Market Report & Weekly Market Data (Through Oct. 10)
Home values continued to grow at a breakneck pace in September, but sales growth has likely peaked. Rents are falling in many areas.
U.S. Home Value Growth Slows, Signalling Potential Price Decline to Come (May 2020 Market Report)
The typical U.S. home value grew 4.3% year over year in May, to $251,598. But monthly growth slowed noticeably from April.
For-Sale Housing Inventory Falls to New Lows With No Signs of Slowing (December 2019 Market Report)
The housing market at the end of 2019 looked markedly different than the end of 2018, with inventory gains giving way to the lowest levels on record.
Home Value Growth Continues Steady Normalization as Inventory Creeps Up (July 2019 Market Report)
The annual pace of U.S. home value growth slowed for the seventh straight month in July as the market continues to normalize and slowly find more balance between home buyers and sellers.
Inventory Is Down, But Listings Aren’t (June 2017 Market Report)
Inventory is tight and home values are rising, and it’s easy to assume that the main culprit for shrinking inventory is a shrinking number of homes being listed for sale. Easy, but wrong.
March 2017 Market Report: Rents Rise at Slowest Pace in Five Years
U.S. rents rose 0.7 percent over the past year, to a Zillow Rent Index (ZRI) of $1,408 per month, the slowest rate of appreciation since November 2012.
February 2017 Market Report: Inventory Still Low as Home Shopping Season Begins
Median U.S. home values rose 6.9 percent in February compared to a year ago, the 55th consecutive month of annual home value growth and the 18th month in a row in which annual appreciation exceeded 5 percent, according to the February Zillow Real Estate Market Report.
