The COVID-19 pandemic radically changed the housing market: As hoards of Americans picked up and moved, home prices reached all-time highs, inventory hit all-time lows, and a shortage of homes for sale has persisted ever since.
But that’s finally shifting.
A new monthly housing report from Realtor.com found that while most of America’s 50 largest metros still had inventory levels below their pre-pandemic years, four cities actually saw higher inventory levels in March than was typical from 2017-2019.