With inventory at its highest level since 2011, the Denver metro real estate market is experiencing a significant shift. Despite the increased availability, prices remain stable, and closed sales dropped, according to the June report from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors. “At the beginning of the year, two questions were on everyone’s mind: When

Despite soaring inventory, at its highest level statewide in Colorado since 2019, sales remain stagnant as buyers grapple with high interest rates. Sellers continue to list their homes, knowing interest rates are unlikely to drop soon. According to the Colorado Association of Realtors’ monthly market trends housing report, buyers, some of whom have been waiting

Denver’s typically bustling spring housing market experienced a surprising slowdown in April as higher interest rates and economic uncertainty kept buyers at bay. Despite an inventory increase of 33% compared to last year, Colorado realtors report a cautious buyer pool nervous about rising prices and market unpredictability, according to April’s Market Trends Housing Report from

The Denver Metro housing market demonstrated volatility in April, as an increase in new listings and rising inventory challenged the traditionally strong spring buying season. “They say April in Colorado can bring all four seasons in a single day—and it also marks the start of severe weather season, with the potential for hail and tornadoes,”