US Inventory Rebound Reached 18 States

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By mid-Q2 2024, 18 states across the US saw their housing inventory surpass 2019 levels—a significant shift after years of tight post-pandemic supply. Nationally, though, we’re still not back to pre-pandemic numbers, and here in Hinesville and surrounding areas, I’ve noticed that available homes remain limited for many buyers. This increase in inventory has been fueled by higher mortgage rates slowing down buyer activity, plus a boost in homebuilding that’s left more homes on the market as demand cools in some regions. According to economists, this trend gives buyers more options and could help keep price growth in check where supply is rebounding. For sellers, it means standing out is more important than ever—sharp pricing and strong presentation make a real difference in a more competitive market. After helping families navigate the ups and downs of real estate here for 26 years, I know how quickly things can change. If you’re weighing your next move, staying informed is your best advantage.

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