The 18 states back above pre-pandemic 2019 housing inventory levels

Housing inventory is starting to shift across the country, with national numbers rising 3.8% year-over-year. That’s a slower pace than last year’s rapid increases, and overall, we’re still 7.7% below 2019’s pre-pandemic levels. Some states—especially in the Sun Belt and Mountain West—have returned to, or even surpassed, their 2019 inventory, while others are seeing more modest changes. Prices, interestingly, are staying mostly flat despite these adjustments. As someone who guides everyone from first-time buyers to seasoned investors, I see how important it is to understand these trends—especially for those navigating VA loans or looking to build a foundation for their families. I’m committed to making sure our community is prepared and informed, whether you’re buying, selling, or simply keeping a pulse on the market. Let’s keep empowering each other with knowledge so every real estate decision is the right one for you and your loved ones.

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