Denver’s residential real estate market this year is a bad-news, good-news story — with continued slow sales activity impeded by mortgage costs but with home prices holding their own.
However, none of that optimistic side applies to condominiums.
Read MoreDenver’s Department of Housing Stability is asking the city to rewrite some of the key performance metrics in the city’s agreement with the Denver Housing Authority to deliver affordable housing.
Read MoreColorado’s housing market is steering into summer on a steady course. The market is headed toward normalization in a balanced and sustainable environment, according to the Colorado Association of Realtors’ latest Market Trends Housing Report.
Read MoreCompared to last year, closed deals were down nearly 7 percent in May, which is typically the busiest month of the year for home sales, according to a report from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.
Read More“I wouldn’t call it a crash. I think we could all use a little more attainability in the housing market," said Susan Thayer, DMAR committee member and realtor.
Read MoreDenver is where craft breweries share blocks with Victorian bungalows, and the Front Range skyline reminds you that world-class skiing is 90 minutes away. From the gritty-cool warehouses of RiNo to the tree-lined streets of Capitol Hill, this is a city with serious personality — and a housing market to match.
Read MoreThe Denver Metro housing market entered 2026 after nearly three years of flat performance, with buyers and sellers continuing to wait for clearer direction, according to a January report from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.
Read MoreThe latest numbers from Denver's Metro Association of Realtors shows the median sales prices in the Denver area is down 2%. It's now just under $600,000, and the actual number of homes sold was down every month in 2025 compared to 2024.
Read MoreThe Denver Metro Association of Realtors released its February Denver metro real estate market trends report, showing increased buyer activity as mortgage rates declined and spring approaches.
Read MoreThe warm kiss of 30-year mortgage rates below 6% in February appears to have awakened metro Denver’s housing market from its deep slumber.
The number of home and condo sales in metro Denver last month shot up nearly 30% from January to 2,629, according to a monthly update from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.
Read MoreAfter years of dominance by sellers, Colorado’s housing market has definitively shifted, placing the power squarely in the hands of buyers.
Read MoreHousing prices are down and delistings are up, raising concerns in Denver that the housing market may be headed for a crash.
"The Denver market is not crashing at all," said Libby Levinson-Katz, a market trends committee member with the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.
Levinson-Katz said the market isn't collapsing, but it is slowing for the season.
Read MoreDenver's housing market sees significant price cuts and longer selling times
Read MoreAfter years of rising prices and fierce competition, Denver’s housing market is cooling off, and unsold properties are piling up.
Read MoreSome agents may dread the months when buyers aren't seeing properties in the idyllic glow of summer as sunlight pours through windows, kids play in yards and smiling neighbors spend time outside.
But fall and winter pose unique opportunities, according to Jason Waugh, president of Coldwell Banker Affiliates. Buyers are shopping for homes "when it's getting dark, it's cold, you got the holidays, school's getting over," Waugh told Real Estate News, adding that he believes this time of year brings out "the most motivated buyers."
Read MoreColorado’s housing market has tilted firmly toward buyers as home sales slow and inventory continues to rise.
Read MoreMore metro area homes are disappearing from Denver's market without a sale.
Read MoreSingle-family homes are still selling for $650,000, but condo prices are dropping.
Read MoreWhen Rachael Danigelis and her husband, Nathan, found out they were expecting their first child, their cozy rental suddenly felt a bit too small.
Both of them had always wanted to be homeowners, as it was a long-term goal they shared. They had even considered buying about two years ago, but financial circumstances at the time made it difficult to move forward.
Read MoreThe Colorado housing market saw a noticeable increase in inventory in April, although buyer activity remains flat, according to the latest Market Trends Housing Report from the Colorado Association of Realtors.
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