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Buildable lots have been in short supply this year, but data from one real estate company expects that to improve next year. Zonda’s New Home Lot Supply Index shows the year-over-year supply has decreased across the U.S. As of Q2, it was down 9.3%, but it doesn’t take into account lots under development, which are up substantially compared to last year. Hi, I'm Kathy Fettke and this is Real Estate News for Investors. If you like our podcast, please subscribe and leave us a review. Zonda’s chief economist, Ali Wolf, says: “While vacant developed lot inventory tightened slightly in the second quarter, the key number to track going forward is lots under development, which are up 28% compared to last year.” (1) 10% Year-Over-Year Decline The New Home Lot Supply Index came in at 38 for the second quarter, which represents a 2.2% decline from the first quarter and a 9.3% decline from the second quarter of last year. Zonda says that “nationally, the 2022 data reflects a significantly undersupplied market” and that