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The Denver Metro housing market showed signs of moderation this December, with seasonal slowing and steadier pricing, creating a more measured environment for both buyers and sellers. Closed listings fell by 2% to 3,100, indicating a mild slowdown compared to last year. Home prices stayed consistent as the median closed price decreased by just 1% to $574,000. Single-family homes showed price stability with a median closed price of $625,000, down less than 2% year over year. Attached homes accounted for a larger shift, with the median price dipping 3% to $400,000.
Homes took longer to sell overall, with median Days in MLS increasing to 47—six days more than in December 2024. Attached properties spent the most time on the market at 49 days, compared to 46 days for single-family homes. This increase in time on market suggests buyers may have greater flexibility to compare listings and negotiate in slower-moving segments.
New listings declined 4% year over year to 1,774, while active inventory continued to build—up 9% to 7,514 homes. The increase in available listings points to a market with greater buyer choice and continued importance of thoughtful pricing.
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