Denver Metro Area Real Estate Market Update
By David Schlichter
We hope you have been enjoying this beautiful and lush spring!
If you have been holding off on searching for a replacement home because there weren't a lot of homes for sale, good news: that problem has been solved. The challenge with our current market is now the opposite: we need more buyers--and our metro area hasn't had this problem in about a decade and a half.
Our team has been hard at work getting buyers into great homes and marketing our listings for our seller clients. We've got some amazing listings right now, and we'd love to get you into any of them or any others in which you have an interest.
If there is anything our award-winning team can do for you, please reach out to us today to start the conversation.
Denver Metro Area: Market Report
The most notable feature of the Denver housing market is how rapidly inventory is coming to the market relative to how slowly new buyers are coming to the market. There were 52.3% more active listings in April of 2025 than there were in April of 2024, yet there were only 2% more homes that sold in April of 2025 compared to April of 2024. What this translates to is upward pressure on days on market (up 20.7% YOY), reduced showing activity (down 22.7% YOY), and downward pressure on prices (down 1.6% YOY).
It also means there are lots of opportunities out there for buyers right now. Is there a property on the market right now that has piqued your interest? Let us know--we'd love to help you explore if a purchase would make sense.
Denver Metro Area: April Market Stats
Included Counties: Adams | Arapahoe | Broomfield | Denver | Douglas | Jefferson
Source: REColorado and ShowingTime, residential, all property types, April 2024 vs. April 2025, March 2025 vs. April 2025 [accessed 05/05/2025].
