Sales of existing single-family homes that closed in April seasonally adjusted were unchanged from March, at an annual rate of 3.64 million sales, near the very bottom of the deepfreeze range that has existed for the past three-and-a-half years, according to data by the National Association of Realtors today. ompared to April in (historical data from YCharts): • 2025: -0.3% (year-over-year) • 2024: -1.1% • 2023: -4.0% • 2022: -26.6% • 2021: -30.5% • 2019: -21.9% • 2015: -19.6% • 2009: +3.7% (Housing Bust) • 1996: -7.4% Supply of single-family homes jumped to 4.4 months in April (red line with big red squares in the ... (full story)