Denver Market Update: August 2026
Denver single-family median list price is $800K, metro prices down 3.4% YoY. Rates at 6.69%. What move-up buyers need to know in August 2026.
Monthly snapshots of Denver market activity, pricing pressure, and inventory movement.
Denver single-family median list price is $800K, metro prices down 3.4% YoY. Rates at 6.69%. What move-up buyers need to know in August 2026.
The 30-year fixed rate is moving. Here's the plain-language math Denver buyers need to decide whether to lock now or float — no guessing, no predictions.
Denver's months-of-supply and days-on-market figures tell a clear story about who holds the advantage right now — and what buyers and sellers should do about it.
Denver single-family market July 2026: prices down 3.4% YoY, 42-day median time on market, rates at 6.49%. What move-up buyers need to know now.
Here's the real monthly payment to buy the median Denver home at today's 30-year fixed rate — plus the two levers that can move that number for buyers right now.
The 30-year fixed sits at 6.49% as of June 25, 2026. Here's the present-tense math on seller-paid buy-downs — and what Denver buyers and sellers should do about it.
Denver single-family prices down 2% YoY, homes sitting 43 days, rates at 6.48%. Move-up buyers have leverage. June 2026 market update.
Denver single-family market May 2026: metro prices down 2% YoY, 50-day median time on market, rates at 6.36%. What move-up buyers should do now.
Rates held steady in April while seller inventory jumped 50% year-over-year. Here's what that means for your next offer.
February momentum increased as new listings entered the market and buyer demand strengthened ahead of spring.
January shows steady buyer activity with moderate new inventory and resilient pricing in core neighborhoods.