- Total housing inventory rose to 1.22 million units in March 2026 which represents a 3.7 month supply at the current sales pace
- The national median home price remained stable around 403700 dollars with modest annual growth of 1.2 percent
- NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun noted that while affordability is improving due to wage gains housing demand remains muted relative to job growth
- The Case Shiller Index recorded a 0.12 percent decline in March among the top 20 metro areas marking the first monthly drop in over two years
- Market analysts attribute the sales decline to a combination of higher home prices and a persistent shortage of supply in key regions
United States existing home sales fall in March as inventory remains tight
Apr 13, 2026, 2:03:45 PM UTC(3 days ago)
Impact: Medium
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From:@DeItaone
U.S. MARCH EXISTING HOME SALES -3.6 PCT VS FEB +2.7 PCT (PREV +1.7 PCT) - NAR
U.S. MARCH EXISTING HOME SALES 3.98 MLN UNIT RATE (CONSENSUS 4.06 MLN)