We set yearly records for active listings, new listings, days on market, average sold price, median sold price, number sold, and sold volume. Since 2005, Denver has seen an average increase in listings of 4.2% from May to June. [...]
What is the cost of waiting to buy a Denver home? This is a blog that I try to do twice a year and every time I write it, I think there is no way these numbers will come to fruition. But every time I've written it, the projected average price for a Denver single family home has always met or exceeded the projection and I don't expect it to [...]
As reference, the average number of active listings in the month of May is 16,981 (1985-2015). The record high May was in 2006 with 30,457 listings, and the record low May was 2015 with [...]
Compared to the previous month, the metro-Denver residential real estate market experienced increases in virtually every category including active listings, new listings, homes under contract, homes sold and closed, and overall sales volume. While the average and median sales prices were also up in April, it was only a two percent and 1.45 [...]
For the entire residential market last month, active listings, new listings, homes under contract, and homes sold showed double-digit month-over-month gains. The total sales volume is up 11.93 percent year to date to $3.87 [...]
From 1985-2015, February has averaged 14,979active listings. The Denver-area had a record high of 25,484 in 2006, and closed out February 2016 with ahistorically low 3,963active listings representing a six percent decrease ininventory over the previous month and 2.8 percent decrease year over [...]
What will the Denver Real Estate market do in 2016? Every year about this time, I collect all the data I can, read every article I can find about the Denver market the year before and predictions for the following year, poll all the agents I know, and then try my very best to predict what will happen with the market that [...]
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