METRO DENVER MARKET TRENDS

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Denver's housing inventory has grown, while prices experienced minimal gains year-over-year. This trend is likely driven by impact of recently reduced mortgage rates, which is prompting many previously hesitant sellers  to enter the market out pacing buyers. 

A key take away, is in January inventory stood at 14 weeks, while in September it has only increased to 16 weeks.  Numbers don't lie, 2025 has not been a meltdown.  According to the numbers, the market remains relatively healthy.

We saw a 1% increase in median closed prices for single-family homes.  While seeing active inventory increase to 4 months.

3.75 months inventory with a 2% decrease in prices.  However, it remains a seller's market.

3.50 months inventory and prices stabilizing, bit it remains a seller's market.

3.50 months inventory and prices stabilizing, bit it remains a seller's market.

3.50 months inventory and prices still rising it remains a seller's market.

3.25 months inventory and prices still rising it remains a seller's market.

3.25 months inventory and prices still rising it remains a seller's market.

3.50 months inventory and prices still rising it remains a seller's market.