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Denver Real Estate Market Statistics - Observatory Park, Congress Park, City Park South

Here's our periodic glance at select urban Denver neighborhood sales data. We're featuring Observatory Park, Congress Park and City Park South this time. Want to know about your ˜hood? Contact us today.

Observatory Park
S. University Blvd. Colorado Blvd./E. Evans Yale

Under Contracts: 5
Active Listings: 16

YTD Sales: 9
Avg. Sold Price: $882,756
Avg. Finished SQFT: 3797
Avg. Price/Finished SQFT: $232
Avg. Days on Market: 197
Sold Price Range: $624K - $1.190M
*these statistics reflect new(er) construction homes only

Congress Park
Josephine St. Colorado Blvd./8th Ave. Colfax Ave.

Under Contracts: 12
Active Listings: 40

YTD Sales: 16
Avg. Sold Price: $340,914
Avg. Finished SQFT: 1397
Avg. Price/Finished SQFT: 244
Avg. Days on Market: 62
Sold Price Range: $201K - $506,350

City Park South
Josephine St. Colorado Blvd./Colfax Ave. 17th Ave.

Under Contracts: 4
Active Listings: 9

YTD Sales: 5
Avg. Sold Price: $348,150
Avg. Finished SQFT: 1410
Avg. Price/Finished SQFT: $247
Avg. Days on Market: 41
Sold Price Range: $162,750 - $695K

Sales data from Metrolist and may not reflect all sales. SF figures do not include basement footage, and should only be used for comparison.

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