@Shift1PropsAZ The ResiClub graphic up above is for single-family and condo prices in the 35th to 65th percentile across the entire Phoenix metro area (Maricopa + Pinal)
The condo bit (which is weaker than SFH right now in the PHX metro) is dragging down the aggregate figure a bit
-LL
Inside the shotgun marriage of Berkshire Hathaway and Taylor Morrisonโand the road ahead to form America's 4th largest homebuilder
Read more here: https://t.co/eo51TllvYk
@SuburbanBourbo2 Zondaโs New Home Lot Supply Index measures lot supply based on the number of single-family vacant developed lots and the rate at which those lots are absorbed via housing starts.
Net domestic migration in Naples, FL's metro area:
+10,857 between July 2020 and July 2021
-2,337 between July 2024 and July 2025
via ResiClub Terminal
Active U.S. housing inventory for sale:
July 2017 -> 1,322,659
July 2018 -> 1,261,916
July 2019 -> 1,239,534
July 2020 -> 822,834
July 2021 -> 546,686
July 2022 -> 691,652
July 2023 -> 647,135
July 2024 -> 884,273
July 2025 -> 1,102,787
July 2026 -> 1,126,252
LEFT: Year-over-year active inventory shift between July 2024 and July 2025
RIGHT: Year-over-year active inventory shift between July 2025 and July 2026
CEO of this Fortune 1000 builder says when you peel back the onion Sun Belt new home prices are down more than headlines suggest
Tri Pointe Homes CEO Doug Bauer tells ResiClub that from peak net effective new home prices:
-5% to -10% in A markets
-15% to -20% in B + C markets
Among the nation's 50 largest county-level housing markets, these are the 5 seeing the biggest year-over-year increase in home prices:
+5.9% โ> Westchester County, NY
+5.4% โ> Bronx County, NY
+5.0% โ> Cook County, IL
+4.8% โ> Nassau County, NY
+4.6% โ> Queens County, NY
Among the nation's 50 largest county-level housing markets, these are the 5 seeing the biggest year-over-year decrease in home prices:
-6.1% โ> Collin County, TX
-5.1% โ> Travis County, TX
-3.6% โ> Broward County, FL
-3.4% โ> Alameda County, CA
-2.9% โ> Clark County, NV
And another one! Japanโs BIG bet on the U.S. housing market keeps getting bigger
No. 18 largest U.S. homebuilder, @Stanley_Martinโa subsidiary of Japanese conglomerate Daiwa Houseโjust announced its acquisition of Florida-based Holiday Builders, No. 62 largest U.S. builder
After a burst of softening, the count of major metros seeing year-over-year home price declines has stabilized over the past 12 months.
But it's still a soft nationally aggregated market.
Read more here: https://t.co/sucAUC7TCP
At the end of June 2026, 25.5% of the nation's 200 largest housing markets saw home prices falling year-over-year, while 74.5% saw home prices rising year-over-year