Blog

Denver Real Estate Market Report: Spring 2022

The Market Has Never Been Hotter--What's Around the Corner?

Spring has sprung, and just like the flowers, the real estate market is coming into full bloom!  In the last three months we've had six listings sell for $100,000 or more above the asking price.  Now (yes, RIGHT NOW) is the best time in history to sell a home in the Denver metro area.

By David Schlichter

Spring and the Market are Blooming

This is one of our favorite times of the year–the spring flowers are starting to bloom around Denver, the weather is warming up, and people are starting to get out and about again.

There has never been a better time to sell a Denver area home. As we head into the spring and summer months of 2022, inventory levels are on the rise (as is common for this time of year), but mortgage applications are actually down as a result of rapidly rising interest rates. While demand still far exceeds supply, these factors, when paired together, may provide a little relief from some of the intense pressure that has been building in the marketplace.

We predict that buyers who stay persistent will be rewarded in the coming months, and changing market conditions may make it easier for existing homeowners to sell a home while searching for a replacement home.

Given where the market has been and where we expect it to go, now might just be the perfect time to list your home and search for a new one. If you’ve been thinking about selling and/or buying a home, please be in touch today!

Q1 2022 Market Report

The Denver real estate market was stronger than ever in the first quarter of 2022. If you’ve been thinking about selling a home and/or buying another in the near future, given the rapidly rising interest rates, high inflation, geopolitical risk, and other global volatility, we recommend taking advantage of these unprecedented market conditions sooner rather than later. 

Included Counties: 

Adams | Arapahoe | Broomfield | Denver | Douglas | Jefferson

Denver Q1 2022 market stats: sale price up 17.1%, days on market down 39.1%, price ratio up 2.4%.

Bar chart comparing January, February, and March average sale prices in Metro Denver for Q1 2021 and Q1 2022.Chart shows average days on market in Metro Denver fell from Q1 2021 to Q1 2022 for all three months.Line chart comparing monthly active listings in Metro Denver from 2018 to 2022, with Q1 2022 inventory marked.Metro Denver Q1 2021 versus Q1 2022 real estate market statistics, including prices, days on market, sales, and price ratio.

Source: REColorado, using data for all property types (residential), Q1 2021 and Q1 2022.

READ ALL OF OUR BLOG POSTS

Blog

FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM

WORK WITH THE SCHLICHTER TEAM

Contact the top-ranked Schlichter Team today to get started on the sale and/or purchase of your Denver area home.

Contact Us