The Denver Market Shows Signs of Slowing

July'sDenver real estatenumbers show a continued balancing of the market - an incremental slow-down, if you will. Last month, we reported our prediction that this slowing market was the product of a seasonal shift. In other words, residential real estate busy season began early, so it was ending early [...]

A seasonal shift may be coming to the Denver real estate market! DMAR's June numbers (based on May data) look as though Denver's summer slow down hit a bit early for 2018. But, with the market so hot one might mistake it for the blazing summer sun... why the early cloud [...]

Last monthsignaled the start of Denver's predictable spring busy season for real estate and what a busy season it's been! April saw decreased days on market and growing home prices. Spring through fall of 2018 is cueing up to be just as speedy as the past few years - buckle up for a brisk [...]

Spring brings about a real estate buzz like no other Colorado season. With the temps climbing and the sun shining, the Denver real estate market has warmed up as well. In fact, the warming of the market started early this year, with February indicating a busy home market to come. 2018 could be shaping up to beat records just like the years [...]

Last month, the average Denver single family home price exceeded half a million dollars. This local milestone represents years worth of equity climbs, low inventory, and the changing Mile High City as a [...]

Denver's real estate market has remained a seller's market for the last handful of years. There are far more buyers than there are sellers, leaving the power scales tipped in favor of those listing their homes for [...]

The Apparent Slow Down, By The Numbers

The Denver real estate market expects to see continued winter slow down in December, especially with the holidays playing into non-real estate distractions. The number of sold homes are down and days on market are up - does this mean that Denver will see a real estate slow down? This month's numbers [...]

Last month's data was business as usual for Denver's low inventory, rising value real estate market. In November, the average single family home sold for $479,192. And while a yearly seasonal slow down is underway, year over year data shows the market continuing to thrive. Active inventory decreased as compared to this time last year and the [...]