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October in Wheat Ridge was busy!

The real estate market in Wheat Ridge in October was hoppin' and the biggest news was the listing of several million dollar homes near 32nd and Quail in the Quail Hollow at Applewood Village. This brand new subdivision has some pretty spectacular homes priced right around $1.1 million. This price range takes some time to sell, so we can expect that sales will trickle in as the development is completed.

Also notable is that there are 58 homes active for sale, and 47 homes currently under contract set to close in November. Forty homes sold in October ranging in price from $80k for a condo to $590k for a fabulous single family home. The highest priced home sale was at3385 Flower St for a really cool mid-mod with a pool. The house was listed at $560k and went under contract in 10 days for way over its asking price - That is one lucky buyer!

Very cool mid-mod bathroom Flower St Pool

Homes are still coming active almost daily in Wheat Ridge, and this is of course expected to slow a bit as we get into the winter months, but it is great to see that Wheat Ridge is still very active as housing prices keep inching up!

For a market analysis on your Wheat Ridge home, please contact Joy Opp, joy@liveurbandenver.com.

And please let me know if you have any questions at all!

Joy Opp, 303-868-8769

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