
Denver’s Missing-Middle Plan Is Really a Preservation Bargain
Denver is trying to make keeping an existing home and adding housing more financially attractive than demolishing it for one larger replacement.
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Denver is trying to make keeping an existing home and adding housing more financially attractive than demolishing it for one larger replacement.

A home does not have to be perfect to make sense. But the missing 15% needs to be clear enough to live with.

Clayton homes are closing two weeks faster than last year at $612K average. Inventory at 4.1 months is balanced — strategy and presentation decide which lane your listing rides.

REcolorado's median describes the middle of June's Denver Metro closings and Case-Shiller tracks repeat sales of qualifying existing single-family homes through May, so both readings can be accurate at once.
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Source: REcolorado MLS / RPR data. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Market data should be verified before making real estate decisions.