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.

Existing-home sales, days-on-market and inventory are trending positively compared to last year, showing signs of improvement for the Houston real estate market.

Houston’s real estate market is showing signs of improvement as housing starts, existing-home sales and days-on-market were all up in April.

Houston’s real estate market is showing signs of improvement as housing starts, existing-home sales and days-on-market were all up in March.

Houston housing starts, existing-home sales and days on market showed improvement year over year in February while inventory remained low.

Good news and bad news in the latest Houston housing scorecard.

Houston housing starts, existing-home sales and inventory were all down in November.

Housing starts, inventory and existing-home sales were all down in Houston during October.

While inventory remained down in Houston last month, existing-home sales and housing starts rose and days on the market shrunk.

Housing starts, existing-home sales and housing inventory were all down in Houston during August. But days on the market also fell.

Existing home sales and housing starts both increased in May, while housing inventory continued to drop. Builder confidence was way up compared to this time last year.

Existing home sales trended upwards in April, while inventory continued to drop. Builder confidence was up significantly compared to the early days of the pandemic.