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Happy July! Denver is in full summer glory with endless sunshine, mountain escapes, and that vibrant energy we all love. The real estate market is active and balanced, ideal for making thoughtful moves this season. Whether you're buying, selling, or just staying informed, I'm here to help every step of the way.
Market Snapshot: Steady and Balanced in Peak Summer
The Denver metro market continues its shift toward balance in mid-2026. Recent May and June data shows a healthy environment with more options for buyers and realistic expectations for sellers:
- Median sales price around $615,000 to $635,000 metro-wide (up modestly, about 2 to 3.5% year-over-year in many reports), with single-family homes holding steady.
- Active inventory remains between 11,000 and 12,000 homes on the market, down from the highs of last summer by about 10%. This is giving buyers real choices and negotiating power.
- Pending contracts and closed sales show seasonal strength (up just over 2% year-over-year), with well-prepared homes still attracting solid interest.
- Days on market averaging 38 days, allowing time for negotiations and confident decisions.
Takeaway for you
This balanced summer market favors preparation and strategy. Buyers enjoy leverage on price, condition, and terms, while sellers who price competitively and stage thoughtfully see the best results, with the cleanest homes still receiving multiple offers.
Mortgage rates have been hovering in the mid-6% range with some fluctuations. If you're considering a move, let's connect for a personalized market analysis tailored to your goals.
Summer is a fantastic time to buy or sell with strong inventory and motivated participants. The right strategy (smart pricing, beautiful presentation, and local expertise) makes all the difference.
If you (or anyone you know) would like a free analysis for your unique situation, help finding the perfect property, or just friendly advice over coffee, reach out anytime. No pressure, just an honest assessment for you to make the best decision for your current needs.
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