Home sales and housing starts declined in Dallas-Fort Worth last month as days on market rose. The silver lining? Increased inventory.

Housing inventory increased in the Metroplex last month amid a year-over-year decrease in existing-home sales, according to DFW Agent.

Increased inventory and housing starts weren’t enough to boost home sales in Dallas-Fort Worth last month.

The latest DFW Housing Scorecard shows an increase in inventory amid a year-over-year decline in existing-home sales.

Nationally, pending home sales, builder confidence and unemployment worsened in February.

Housing starts and existing-home sales also increased year over year.

There was an annual increase in days on market in December, according to the final DFW Housing Scorecard of 2024.

Existing-home sales, housing starts and inventory rose in the Metroplex in November.

At the same time, existing-home sales declined, and days on market rose.

At the same time, days on market rose, while existing-home sales slid, according to this month’s Housing Scorecard.

Dallas housing starts and inventory jumped, while existing-home sales ticked higher in the latest edition of the Housing Scorecard.

Dallas inventory expanded last month as existing-home sales fell, according to the latest Housing Scorecard.

Active inventory increased in Dallas in June amid year-over-year declines in existing-home sales.

Amid increased home sales, prospective buyers in the Dallas real estate market had more choices last month.

Home sales fell in Dallas last month.

Housing starts and existing home sales fell annually in Dallas last month, allowing inventory to expand.