As we move into spring in Denver, the market is beginning to wake up. Longer days, improved weather, and the start of the busy buying season are bringing more activity—but this year, the shift feels more measured. Instead of a sharp surge, we’re seeing a steady, more balanced spring market take shape.
Active Listings +1%
Inventory is essentially flat year-over-year, signaling a more balanced supply compared to the rapid increases we saw in prior months.
Average Days on Market +6%
Homes are taking slightly longer to sell, giving buyers a bit more breathing room and negotiation power.
Average Closed Price +2%
Prices continue to rise modestly, showing steady demand despite a more measured pace in the market.
Close Price to List Price – 0.2%
Sellers are still receiving very close to asking price, though buyers are gaining slight leverage in negotiations.
What This Means
Spring has arrived, and with it comes renewed energy—but in a more balanced and sustainable way than we’ve seen in recent years. Inventory has stabilized, homes are taking a bit longer to sell, and price growth is steady rather than aggressive.
For buyers, this means more opportunity to evaluate options and negotiate. For sellers, it’s still a strong market—but pricing correctly and presenting your home well are more important than ever.
Thinking about making a move?
Let’s talk about how these trends impact your specific goals and timing. If you’re thinking about making a move this spring, now is a great time to start the conversation and build a strategy around your goals.