June 2022 ended with an explosion of inventory. The 11 county metro area added 94% more residential properties to the market, versus June 2021. The average closing price in June was $719,210, and on average represents a 12.11% price appreciation year over year. The price of waiting has …

May of 2022 ended with the area housing market experiencing a large increase in inventory. The 11 county metro area added 76% more residential properties to the market, versus May of 2021.

The average closed price in May was down to $714,495. This lower average price however is a …

April of 2022 ended with the metro area housing market adding much needed inventory. The 11 county metro area added 44% more residential properties to the market, versus March.

The average closed price in April rose to $726,988. This gain is 17% year over year, and 3.4% higher …

March of 2022 ended with the metro area housing market starting to thaw, as the spring selling season begins. Much needed inventory has begun to appear in the market and bidding wars are still very much alive. However, the number of offers, and the rate of escalation appears to be …

Editor's note: This article reflects Denver-area market conditions as of December 2018 (including mortgage rates and pricing data from that time) and is kept here for historical reference only. For current Denver market data, see our latest Denver housing market update.

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