At the same time, days on market increased, and housing starts declined.

At the same time, housing started declined, while days on market increased.

Existing-home sales, housing inventory and days on market rose, while housing starts fell, in this edition of the Houston Housing Scorecard.

Inventory is growing in Houston amid decreased existing-home sales, according to the latest Housing Scorecard.

Housing starts and active inventory rose in Houston last month amid year-over-year declines in existing-home sales.

Amid increased home sales, prospective buyers had a lot more choices when entering the market this past month.

Housing starts and inventory both rose annually in Houston in April.

Amid year-over-year increases in existing home sales, housing starts and inventory, outlook is bright for the Houston housing market.

Following a positive turn in January, the Houston housing market continued to show signs of promise last month.

Things are looking up in Houston — including inventory and housing starts — according to the latest residential Housing Scorecard.

A year-over-year look at key metrics in the Houston real estate market.

Houston homes spent more time on the market in November, a reflection of yearly market seasonality.

Inventory grew in Houston amid decreased home sales in September, according to the latest Housing Scorecard.

Houston’s active inventory grew during September, thanks in part to a surge in single-family housing starts.

Houston’s inventory grew on a year-over-year basis in August amid existing home sale declines.

Meanwhile, inventory continues to grow.