Despite year-over-year increases in housing starts, Phoenix’s active inventory has decreased by more than 6,000 homes.

Housing starts increased annually during September.

The average Phoenix home spent 59 days on the market in August.

A year ago, the typical Phoenix house sold in just a month. Now, that time frame has more than doubled to an average of 66 days on the market.

Housing inventory continues to soar over 2022 volumes in Phoenix.

Inventory and unemployment levels have improved in Phoenix, according to the latest Housing Scorecard.

The latest Phoenix Housing Scorecard shows that inventory has doubled compared to last year, with nearly 17,000 homes on the market.

The latest Phoenix Housing Scorecard shows that slowing sales have allowed inventory to rebuild in the Valley of the Sun.

Major decreases in market activity have led to a 10,000-unit increase in housing inventory year-over-year.

Taking a closer look at some key data points in Phoenix real estate market.

Taking a closer look at key metrics in the Phoenix real estate market.

A closer look at some key indicators in the Phoenix-area real estate market.

A closer look at some of the key indicators in the Phoenix real estate market.

Taking a closer look at year-over-year key market indicators in the Phoenix real estate market.

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

Though housing starts were down in Phoenix last month, year over year, housing inventory was up.