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Median sold price up 4% year over year, inventory under four months, and small negotiation windows opening above $850K. A measured, resilient market.
Inventory near a one-year low, prices firm, and a mature golf-course community settling into a steadier rhythm. This isn't a slowdown — it's balance.
Inventory just 1.5 months and falling, sold-to-list near 99%, and median price up 7% in a single month. One of the tightest pockets on Denver's west side.
A median of just 4 days on market, inventory down nearly 40% year over year, and median sold price up 12% in a month. Cherry Creek is moving like it hasn't in years.
Rates near a one-year low and inventory rising. Two southwest Denver neighborhoods — Athmar Park and Westwood — are quietly becoming the best entry points in the city.
Median values are easing back, but inventory is down 21% year over year and lifestyle demand keeps Sloan Lake firmly tilted toward sellers.
Average closed price up nearly $90K year over year, just 1.3 months of inventory, and 72% odds of selling. A quiet 80120 pocket performing like a flagship.
A summer pricing reset, but inventory flat year over year, 22-day median DOM, and 98.6% sold-to-list. Berkeley is still a seller's market — just closer to balanced.
Inventory up 56% year over year, yet median sold price still climbed 7.9% in a month. Anthem is shifting toward balance without giving up its premium.
Months of supply near 10, median DOM at 42 days, but well-prepared homes still close near list. A buyer-leaning market that rewards certainty on both sides.
Inventory dropped 19% in a month, prices barely budged, and sellers are conceding little. RiNo is quietly drifting back toward balance.
Inventory at 15+ months and DOM up 120%, but condos near Union Station and Coors Field still command premium positioning. A clear buyer's market — for now.
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Source: REcolorado MLS / RPR data. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Market data should be verified before making real estate decisions.