Housing starts decreased annually in March, growing Seattle’s housing inventory and giving more options to buyers.

Following months of decline, the Seattle housing market began to show promising signs of a spring upswing in February.

Both sales and inventory declined on a year-over-year basis in January.

A year-over-year look at key metrics in the Seattle real estate market.

Builder confidence rose nationally during November, but decreased in Seattle, according to the latest Housing Scorecard.

The typical Seattle home sold in 29 days in October — the same as in September, according to the latest Housing Scorecard.

New listings failed to replenish Seattle’s housing supply amid year-over-year decreases in single-family home sales.

Although builder confidence is up nationally, housing starts are significantly lower in Seattle than they were a year ago.

A year-over-year comparison of the Seattle residential real estate market shows that activity has slowed considerably in the Emerald City.

Despite year-over-year declines in home sales and inventory, housing starts are up in Seattle.

The Seattle real estate market has cooled considerably, according to the latest Housing Scorecard.

The latest Seattle Housing Scorecard from shows that inventory in the Puget Sound Region is still on the rise.

The latest Seattle Housing Scorecard shows that housing starts are up year over year, although existing home sales are down.

Housing starts and existing home sales are down significantly from levels seen in February 2022, while inventory has more than doubled.

A year-over-year look at key data points in the Seattle residential real estate market.

Taking a closer look at key metrics in the Seattle real estate industry.