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.

In addition to year-over-year increases in inventory, housing starts are up from 2022 levels in Houston.

Inventory continues to accumulate in Houston, according to the latest Houston Housing Scorecard.

The latest Housing Scorecard shows that inventory continues to grow in Houston.

The latest Houston Housing Scorecard shows improvements in inventory supply, although housing starts and existing sales are down.

The latest Houston Housing Scorecard shows increases in inventory and housing starts, as well as decreases in existing home sales.

Increases in inventory mean homes are staying on the market a lot longer than they were a year ago.

The latest Houston Housing Scorecard shows that while housing starts and inventory are up, existing home sales are down.

The latest Housing Scorecard for Houston shows improvements in housing starts, unemployment, and housing inventory.

Both housing starts and existing home sales have dropped year-over-year in Houston, although unemployment rates have decreased.

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

Existing-home sales shrunk in Houston last month while inventory, housing starts and days on the market increased.

The Houston real estate market is showing hopeful signs of improvement as housing starts, inventory and days-on-market saw year-over-year increases in June.