Apparently, WordPress keeps track. I’ve posted here more than once that the last “12 Years” of blogging has been…??? Anyway, I started this so many years ago because I wanted to create a record of Tom’s World. MyTownCryer is in no way a track of my life over the last 16 years, but it is a track of some events in my life, the Denver Real Estate around me, and the internal, external things following a Realtor through life. So, Happy Anniversary Mr. Cryer!

Let’s take a quick look at this week’s numbers for single-family residential properties in Denver’s MLS system.
| New Listing (1407) A good number for buyers, but not so much for sellers. | |
| Coming Soon (145) Much lower than normal by at least 100 listings. | |
| Back On Market (289) | |
| Price Increase (101) | |
| Price Decrease (2492) Still to many, but better than weeks past. | |
| Pending (1310) Not a bad week, but not keeping up with New Listings. | |
| Withdrawn (241) | |
| Leased (0) | |
| Closed (1034) An Average week. Not nearly enough to quell the tide of New Listings. | |
| Expired (477) |
Let’s turnover now to the number of Total Active Listings and see how supply is doing.

We are clearly “rounding” the topline here. With 11,490 Total Active Listings today, we may have reached our peak. We have more than 450 expired listings this week, reflecting the mood of the market. Sellers are giving up because they can’t get their list price.
As we drift into this buyer’s market and away from our long-standing seller’s market, we have to understand, what goes up will eventually come down.
In the meantime, join me each and almost every week, as I explore the life of a Realtor, the Denver Single-Family Market, and what goes on behind the scenes. Let’s touch base via TheCryerTeam@Kentwood.com or 303-773-3399. “Failure to plan is a plan for failure.”
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