The latest housing market data reveals contrasting trends across different regions. In New Zealand, residential property listings hit a 10-year high, with total homes for sale rising 30% year-on-year, although average asking prices have declined significantly since February. Meanwhile, in the Charlotte region, supply is increasing, with active listings up 48.6% from last year, signaling a potential shift toward a more balanced market. Conversely, major urban markets in the UK and Australia are witnessing a resurgence in demand as buyers return to city centers, reversing trends seen during the pandemic that favored suburban and rural areas. This shift has implications for pricing, with expectations that prime city markets will outperform rural ones in the coming years. Overall, the housing landscape is evolving, influenced by factors such as inventory levels and changing buyer preferences.