Inventory is low, prices are high, mortgage rates are at 21-year highs, mortgage demand is at a 28-year low, new construction sales are up.

Mortgage rates hit 22-year highs, inventory reflects brutal supply/demand imbalance, execs saying we've hit rock bottom, Wall Street bullish

Supply shortages persist and heightened mortgage rates fuel affordability challenges

Rates and prices on the rise, low inventory persists, and 82% of homeowners feel "locked-in" by existing low-rate mortgages.

Mortgage rates are unchanged, applications are down, new construction sales are strong, and home prices rose again after dipping in May.

Mortgage rates are down slightly, applications posted big gains, new construction cooled, and inventory shortages persist

Mortgage rates rose slightly, affordability has worsened in most markets, mortgage demand took a step back, and inventory remains depleted.

Home prices are rising, new listings have fallen off a cliff, and both new construction and sales of new homes are surging.

Mortgage rates down slightly, application volume marginally higher, homebuilding activity surging, and depressed existing home inventory...

Experts can't agree on where housing prices are headed, supply is stubbornly tight, and many aren't buying the Fed's tough talk on rate cuts

Persistently volatile mortgage rates, less seasonality, new listings down 23%, home values rising, all-cash purchases highest since 2014.

This week sees higher rates, lower mortgage demand, stronger than anticipated home prices, and data saying open houses are a waste of time.

This week's Buzz includes ~600k fewer single family homes for sale than you'd typically see this time of year.

This week saw new listings trending at all-time lows with mortgage applications dropping due to higher rates and severe supply shortages.

The market remained in a state of flux, as inventory remains limited, a potential pause in rate hikes led to a surge in mortgage apps, etc.

Supply issues are driving the US housing market narrative this week, with fewer listings, quick sales, and high prices.

This week saw modest inventory improvements, demand defying an uptick in mortgage rates, and new construction accounting for a growing share

This week saw inventory shortages continuing to impact all corners of the housing market. It's a 'miserable game of chicken' out there.

Numerous publications and data sources tracked by our team show homebuying demand materializing. Inventory remains limited, however.

Inventory shortages continue to dominate headlines; cooling inflation and strong demand might otherwise point to a robust market.