After roaring for years, the Denver housing market is cooling rapidly, drawing questions about whether a price correction is imminent.

Available homes in the Denver metro surged 48% year-over-year in May, producing the highest inventory levels since 2011.

Denver’s housing market experienced notable shifts in April 2025. The listing percentage went up by 65%, while the buyer activity increased by less than 2%. The prices for townhouses and condos ...

Home prices have started to slide in the Mile-High City as inventory continues rising while buyers shirk off the market.

Homes are also now waiting for a buyer longer. And the number of homes available on the market reached its highest level ...

From a historical perspective, the Denver metro area index reading was only 226.84 in January 2020, right before the pandemic and the subsequent surge in real estate prices. The recent trends of ...

(The record low for March was set in 2021, when just 1,921 listings were on the Denver market in total.) According to Andrew Abrams, a Guide Real Estate broker and DMAR market trends committee ...

Despite active listings climbing 56 percent over August 2023, closed sales dropped last month, according to the August monthly real estate trends report from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.

Andrew Abrams, a member of the Denver Metro Association of Realtors Market Trends Committee, says that in 2025, “patience, timing, and realistic expectations will be imperative.” That’s where our ...

defined Denver’s residential real estate market in 2023. “It was difficult for everyone,” says Libby Levinson-Katz, chair of the Denver Metro Association of Realtors’ Market Trends Committee. “Until ...