06/05/2026
đ Denver Metro Housing Statsđ
đApril 2026đ
Year-Over-Year Insights
While new listings declined year over year, the Denver market in May reflected continued buyer activity and steady absorption of available inventory, supporting overall stable pricing conditions.
Closed listings showed a 2% decrease with 4,054 homes sold, reflecting a slowdown in buyer activity compared to last year. Despite fewer closings, pricing remained resilient, as the median home price reached $615,000, a 3% increase from last year -indicating that demand is still strong enough to support gradual appreciation.
Homes also took longer to sell, with median Days in MLS increasing to 16 days, up 2 days from last year. This subtle increase suggests buyers are taking a bit more time to evaluate options, and sellers have to be more strategic with pricing and presentation.
On the supply side, new listings declined significantly, down 18% year over year to 6,002 homes hitting the market. While this pullback is notable, pending sales increased 5% to 4,232, signaling that buyer demand has not disappeared; it is simply competing within a tighter pool of available homes.
Active listings decreased 8% overall, leaving approximately 13 weeks of inventory, an indication of a balanced market.
Source: RE Colorado
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