Houston housing inventory increased amid annual declines in housing starts and existing-home sales, the latest Housing Scorecard shows.

The Housing Scorecard from Houston Agent magazine has the latest insights from the greater Houston housing market.

Inventory exceeded 54,000 properties this past month as home sales decreased annually, according to the Houston Housing Scorecard.

Buyers had an extra 7,000 listings to shop this past month compared to a year prior, despite an annual increase in new-home sales.

Buyers will have plenty of options in the new year thanks to expanded Houston inventory, according to the final Housing Scorecard of 2025.

Houston homes sold during the past month stayed on the market about a week longer than homes sold a year prior.

Houston housing inventory neared 60,000 properties this past month, according to the latest Housing Scorecard.

Existing home-sales increased in Houston over the past month, according to the latest Houston Housing Scorecard.

Houston’s housing market demonstrated strength over the past month with increased home sales, inventory and housing starts.

The Houston residential real estate market showed positive momentum last month, with annual increases in housing starts, home sales and inventory.

National factors are dampening an otherwise positive summer for the Houston real estate market, the latest Housing Scorecard shows.

Housing inventory increased in Houston last month amid a year-over-year decrease in existing-home sales, according to Houston Agent.

The latest Houston Housing Scorecard shows that increased housing starts and expanded inventory didn’t do much to boost sales in April.

The latest Houston Housing Scorecard shows an increase in inventory amid a year-over-year decline in existing-home sales.

Nationally, pending home sales, builder confidence and unemployment worsened in February, although the local Houston market looked steady.

Housing starts and existing-home sales also increased year over year.