Available homes in the Denver metro surged 48% year-over-year in May, producing the highest inventory levels since 2011.

After roaring for years, the Denver housing market is cooling rapidly, drawing questions about whether a price correction is imminent.

Even though Denver’s real estate market is cooling relative to last year, it’s still hot. That’s the message Jill Schafer, chair of the market trends committee of the Denver Metro Association of ...

The details are laid out in the latest quarterly market reports from the Denver office of real estate services firm CBRE. “We were certainly in a peak cycle. Our Q1 stats, by and large ...

(The record low for March was set in 2021, when just 1,921 listings were on the Denver market in total.) According to Andrew Abrams, a Guide Real Estate broker and DMAR market trends committee ...

Homes are also now waiting for a buyer longer. And the number of homes available on the market reached its highest level ...

How hot is the Denver real estate market? The median closing price for a home was $204,000 in March 2011. That jumped to $401,000 through April 2017, and to $475,000 in April 2020, according to a ...

“The difference between January and today is 'fast' and 'slow', said Andrew Abrams, of the Denver Metro Association of Realtors (DMAR). DMAR releases monthly reports tracking trends in the market.

Denver’s housing market experienced notable shifts in April 2025. The listing percentage went up by 65%, while the buyer activity increased by less than 2%. The prices for townhouses and condos ...

However, the Denver real estate market may be reaching an inflection point after years of rising home values as buyer demand adjusts to rising mortgage rates. We look into the current market ...

"I think that's reflective of where the office market is today." The drastic devaluation reflects a fundamental shift in Denver's office real estate landscape as remote work continues to reshape ...