Market News & Stats

The greater Denver Metro housing market continued to show signs of being healthy and sustainable in June due to a more plentiful supply of homes, as well as continued low-interest rates.

All arrows point up in the latest Market Watch report from REcolorado. During May 2019, the Denver Metro Area saw a surge of new listings and home sales.

The latest housing market statistics from REcolorado show all major market indicators are up compared to this time last year. Welcome to buying and selling season.

The Denver Metro area saw a 27% month-over-month increase of home sales in March, signaling that the home buying and selling season is underway!

The Denver Area saw another welcome boost in inventory this February, with a significant influx of new homes for sale coming on the market. This also signaled that the 2019 buying and selling season is ramping up. Are you ready?

A lot happened in 2018 — take a look back at Denver’s housing market last year with REcolorado’s 2018 year end Market Watch.

As 2018 came to a close, the housing market saw a seasonal decrease in home sales across the Denver Metro area in December. Both days on market and inventory increased, giving buyers more time to shop for a home.

Sales and new listings typically decline in November as the weather cools and focus turns toward the holiday season. This year was no exception. The Denver Metro Area housing market saw a decline in home sales during November, while average sold prices have leveled off month over month.

As we head into November, home shoppers and the Denver Metro Area housing market prepare for the holiday season. Home sales leveled off in October, remaining fairly consistent compared to last month. Year to date, home sales are only 3% lower than this time last year.

In keeping with past seasonal trends, the Denver Metro Area housing market saw fewer home sales in September 2018. Home prices continue their steady rise, with average sold price in September 7% higher than this time last year.