September brings a natural shift in the Denver housing market not just because of the calendar, but because life changes pace. Summer vacations wind down and kids head back to school. Both buyers and sellers settle into the new routines of Fall and their perspective shifts as they realize winter approaches. Active Listings September 2025:
As August closes, Denver’s real estate market is shifting gears along with the seasons. Summer’s energy is giving way to the cooler pace of fall, and just like the changing leaves, the market is showing signs of transition. Historically, September brings fewer new listings and a slowdown in buyer activity, and this year looks no
July brought a bit of cooling to the Denver real estate market — both in temperatures and in prices — as summer moved toward its final stretch. Active Listings Active listings ended July 2025 at 13,995, essentially unchanged from June’s 14,007 (-0.09%) but up a substantial 32.23% from July 2024’s 10,584. Buyers continue to enjoy
Summer in Denver brings plenty of sunshine and plenty of new listings for the active home buyer! Active listings Active listings are up almost 50% year-over-year in May 2025. While new listings are up only 5% from last year, closings this year are significantly down as buyers are pushed to the sidelines by high mortgage
As we enter the holidays, the Denver Real Estate Market begins a slower season. Buyers and sellers alike shift into low gear or even pause entirely until Spring. In October, the housing market was further impacted by interest rate moves. After the Federal Reserve’s last interest rate cut, mortgage rates hit a 19 month low in
The June Denver Real Estate presents more options for buyers, yet price and rate pressures continue. While the buying frenzy of past years has died down, buyers still need to be prepared to act when conditions are right. It is also important for sellers to understand the market they are entering in order to have
The May Denver Real Estate continues the path towards a balanced market. At the same time that there are more options for buyers, the affordability challenges of high interest rates and sustained prices are a headwind. The key metrics below give insight into the market’s recent movements. Active Listings The most notable change in the
Our hardworking Carrol Rhead suggested posting this quote by David O. McKay in honor of Labor Day! “Let us realize that the privilege to work is a gift. That the power to work is a blessing. The love of work is success.” -David O. McKay
If you think the Denver Market has slowed down, you’re half right. Yes, it has slowed down, due to seasonal constraints, such as Vacation Time (July) and Back to School (August) – but be prepared for the action to pick up in September & October – with more homes on the market, and more buyers
It’s been one very interesting summer for Denver Real Estate!