#inventory--supply

#inventory--supply

The Shreveport-Bossier City metro housing market demonstrated active price discovery mechanisms during the week ending Nov. 7, 2025, with 96 homes absorbed compared to 69 new listings entering the market. This 27-home absorption advantage occurred as 37.5% of the metro's 1,413 active listings showed price reductions, indicating sellers are adjusting expectations to meet buyer demand at the $250,000 median price point.

The market data signals a balanced but cooling market. North Texas inventory continued to grow last week, reaching 2.52 months of supply. That's higher than many other major metros and offers buyers more breathing room. The median listing price for purchased homes was $389,000, while homes spent a median of 70 days on the market, suggesting sellers are having to stay patient as the market rebalances.

Sales and inventory: Total condo sales experienced a slight dip in Q2 2025 compared to the previous year, but inventory remained significantly low. The number of listings increased in July, providing buyers with more options than in previous years. Pricing: The median condo price in the greater Boston area saw modest growth overall. However, this figure masks underlying market polarization, as luxury buildings saw an 11% decrease in median price while certain downtown neighborhoods saw a 20% increase.