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The supply of homes listed for sale is slightly down compared to 12 months ago.

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3/24/2026
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Data available at the time of the video's publication in late March 2026 contradicts this claim. According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), total housing inventory in February 2026 was up 4.9% compared to February 2025. Similarly, a February 2026 report from Realtor.com showed that the number of actively listed homes rose by 7.9% year-over-year. Data from January 2026 also showed a year-over-year increase in housing supply, directly refuting the assertion that inventory was down. Context: The speaker makes this claim to support the argument that a housing market crash is not imminent, as a crash would require a significant oversupply of homes. While the overall conclusion about a crash may be debatable, the specific data point used here regarding inventory levels is incorrect.

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Housing Market Update 2026 — The Hidden Costs Are Surging - YouTube

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"The supply of homes listed for sale is slightly down compared to 12 months ago." — Verified False | Bullsift