Good Morning Denver Real Estate Lovers!
Is it too soon to start talking about March Madness and Polymarket? You tell me…
The Denver Residential Single Family Market is telling us something; please listen. This is going to be short and sweet this morning, but important to follow. With proper planning, this might be a great year to be a seller and/or a buyer! ’tis the season…
| New Listing (1306) This number is growing as it should, as we move into peak spring and summer markets. | |
| Coming Soon (245) | |
| Back On Market (234) | |
| Price Increase (99) | |
| Price Decrease (1061) This number is up, but still lower than last year. We will keep an eye on it for you! | |
| Pending (1243) Now, this number is almost keeping up with new listings. This is a strong sign we will keep a lid on the growth of total active listings. | |
| Withdrawn (108) These are sellers giving up. | |
| Leased (0) | |
| Closed (630) Here’s where my hypothesis takes it in the shorts. I would really like this number to be at or near the number of new Pending Listings. | |
| Expired (299) Sellers Giving Up? Could be too. |
With only 6,181 Active Single Family Listings, we are well into 2026, and we have fewer homes on the market now than we did last year at this time. And, we have fewer homes on the market now than last month. Our market is absorbing more new active listings than it can bring to market right now. It will take a few more weeks to identify what the spring marketing season has in store for us, but for now, rest easy, we are doing OK!
As always, we will continue down this path, keeping you aware of these trends, but for now, it looks like we may have left some of the over supply conditions of 2025 behind us. Hooray!
Don’t forget to check in with us. Failure to plan and prepare your residential move is never a good thing. Please call us at 303-773-3399 or email us at TheCryerTeam@Kentwood.com.
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