Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics for August 2021

Real Estate Market Statistics for the metro Denver area, Colorado Springs Pikes Peak region, and Northern Colorado. 

Metro Denver Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics as of August 2021
Denver metro is generally composed of Adams, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Elbert, and Jefferson Counties. Metro Denver in Colorado saw a 50% decrease in the real estate inventory, which is the number of homes available for sale. Additionally, the Denver front range which includes Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Thornton, Arvada, Westminster, Centennial, and Highlands Ranch as the largest cities in the area saw a 6.6% decrease in new listings and a 6.5% decrease in closed home sales. The median home price in Denver metro increased by 16.5% from $455,000 to $530,000.

Southern Front Range Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics as of August 2021

Colorado Springs is generally composed of El Paso County and Teller Counties. The Pikes Peak region in Colorado saw a 25.3% decrease in the real estate inventory, which is the number of homes available for sale. Additionally, the southern front range around Colorado Springs, which includes Colorado Springs, Monument, Falcon, Fountain, Manitou Springs, and Woodland Park saw a 28.5% increase in new listings and no change in closed home sales. The median home price in Colorado Springs metro increased by 14.6% from $397,000 to $455,000. 

Northern Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics as of August 2021

Northern Colorado is generally composed of Boulder, Larimer, Logan, Moran, and Weld Counties. The Northern Front Range region in Colorado saw a 61.8% decrease in the real estate inventory, which is the number of homes available for sale. Additionally, the northern front range area that includes Boulder, Broomfield, Fort Collins, Greeley, Longmont, and Loveland saw an 8.2% decrease in new listings and a 12.0% decrease in closed home sales. The median home price in northern Colorado increased by 11.4% from $430,850 to $480,000.

Denver Realtor Reviews: Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics for July 2021

Real Estate Market Statistics for the metro Denver area, Colorado Springs Pikes Peak region, and Northern Colorado. 

Metro Denver Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics as of July 2021
Denver metro is generally composed of Adams, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Elbert, and Jefferson Counties. Metro Denver in Colorado saw a 49.8% decrease in the real estate inventory, which is the number of homes available for sale. Additionally, the Denver front range which includes Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Thornton, Arvada, Westminster, Centennial, and Highlands Ranch as the largest cities in the area saw a 1.6% decrease in new listings and a 14.0% decrease in closed home sales. The median home price in Denver metro increased by 17.6% from $455,000 to $535,000.

Southern Front Range Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics as of July 2021

Colorado Springs is generally composed of El Paso County and Teller Counties. The Pikes Peak region in Colorado saw a 35.7% decrease in the real estate inventory, which is the number of homes available for sale. Additionally, the southern front range around Colorado Springs, which includes Colorado Springs, Monument, Falcon, Fountain, Manitou Springs, and Woodland Park saw a 21.3% increase in new listings and a 12.5% decrease in closed home sales. The median home price in Colorado Springs metro increased by 14.3% from $424,500 to $485,000. 

Northern Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics as of June 2021

Northern Colorado is generally composed of Boulder, Larimer, Logan, Moran, and Weld Counties. The Northern Front Range region in Colorado saw a 63.7% decrease in the real estate inventory, which is the number of homes available for sale. Additionally, the northern front range area that includes Boulder, Broomfield, Fort Collins, Greeley, Longmont, and Loveland saw a 10.8% decrease in new listings and a 12.5% decrease in closed home sales. The median home price in northern Colorado increased by 18.5% from $413,500 to $490,000.

Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics for June 2021

Real Estate Market Statistics for the metro Denver area, Colorado Springs Pikes Peak region, and Northern Colorado. 

Metro Denver Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics as of June 2021
Denver metro is generally composed of Adams, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Elbert, and Jefferson Counties. Metro Denver in Colorado saw a 61.5% decrease in the real estate inventory, which is the number of homes available for sale. Additionally, the Denver front range which includes Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Thornton, Arvada, Westminster, Centennial, and Highlands Ranch as the largest cities in the area saw an 11.1% increase in new listings and a 7.4% increase in closed home sales. The median home price in Denver metro increased by 22.3% from $441,500 to $540,000.

Southern Front Range Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics as of June 2021

Colorado Springs is generally composed of El Paso County and Teller Counties. The Pikes Peak region in Colorado saw a 57.7% decrease in the real estate inventory, which is the number of homes available for sale. Additionally, the southern front range around Colorado Springs, which includes Colorado Springs, Monument, Falcon, Fountain, Manitou Springs, and Woodland Park saw a 2.3% increase in new listings and a 1.4% decrease in closed home sales. The median home price in Colorado Springs metro increased by 27.6% from $388,000 to $495,000. 

Northern Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics as of June 2021

Northern Colorado is generally composed of Boulder, Larimer, Logan, Moran, and Weld Counties. The Northern Front Range region in Colorado saw a 71.3% decrease in the real estate inventory, which is the number of homes available for sale. Additionally, the northern front range area that includes Boulder, Broomfield, Fort Collins, Greeley, Longmont, and Loveland saw an 0.9% decrease in new listings and a 5.6% increase in closed home sales. The median home price in northern Colorado increased by 19.1% from $402,964 to $480,000.

Denver Realtor Reviews: Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics for May 2021

Real Estate Market Statistics for the metro Denver area, Colorado Springs Pikes Peak region, and Northern Colorado. 

Metro Denver Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics as of May 2021

Denver metro is generally composed of Adams, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Elbert, and Jefferson Counties. Metro Denver in Colorado saw a 77% decrease in the real estate inventory, which is the number of homes available for sale. Additionally, the Denver front range which includes Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Thornton, Arvada, Westminster, Centennial, and Highlands Ranch as the largest cities in the area saw an 8.9% decrease in new listings and a 61.8% increase in closed home sales. The median home price in Denver metro increased by 22.4% from $435,000 to $532,250.

Southern Front Range Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics as of May 2021

Colorado Springs is generally composed of El Paso County and Teller Counties. The Pikes Peak region in Colorado saw a 64.1% decrease in the real estate inventory, which is the number of homes available for sale. Additionally, the southern front range around Colorado Springs, which includes Colorado Springs, Monument, Falcon, Fountain, Manitou Springs, and Woodland Park saw an 8.4% decrease in new listings and an 11.4% increase in closed home sales. The median home price in Colorado Springs metro increased by 32.4% from $365,984 to $484,500. 

Northern Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics as of May 2021

Northern Colorado is generally composed of Boulder, Larimer, Logan, Moran, and Weld Counties. The Northern Front Range region in Colorado saw a 77.3% decrease in the real estate inventory, which is the number of homes available for sale. Additionally, the northern front range area that includes Boulder, Broomfield, Fort Collins, Greeley, Longmont, and Loveland saw an 18% decrease in new listings and a 58.1% increase in closed home sales. The median home price in northern Colorado increased by 19.5% from $402,293 to $480,598.

Denver Realtor Reviews: Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics for April 2021

Real Estate Market Statistics for the metro Denver area, Colorado Springs Pikes Peak region, and Northern Colorado. 

Metro Denver Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics as of April 2021

Denver metro is generally composed of Adams, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Elbert, and Jefferson Counties. Metro Denver in Colorado saw a 69.4% decrease in the real estate inventory, which is the number of homes available for sale. Additionally, the Denver front range which includes Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Thornton, Arvada, Westminster, Centennial, and Highlands Ranch as the largest cities in the area saw a 49.6% increase in new listings and a 41.7% increase in closed home sales. The median home price in Denver metro increased by 19.8% from $436,500 to $523,000.

Southern Front Range Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics as of April 2021

Colorado Springs is generally composed of El Paso County and Teller Counties. The Pikes Peak region in Colorado saw a 67.4% decrease in the real estate inventory, which is the number of homes available for sale. Additionally, the southern front range around Colorado Springs, which includes Colorado Springs, Monument, Falcon, Fountain, Manitou Springs, and Woodland Park saw a 9.6% increase in new listings and a 4.2% increase in closed home sales. The median home price in Colorado Springs metro increased by 18.4% from $375,750 to $445,000. 

Northern Colorado Real Estate Market Statistics as of April 2021

Northern Colorado is generally composed of Boulder, Larimer, Logan, Moran, and Weld Counties. The Northern Front Range region in Colorado saw a 73.7% decrease in the real estate inventory, which is the number of homes available for sale. Additionally, the northern front range area that includes Boulder, Broomfield, Fort Collins, Greeley, Longmont, and Loveland saw a 37.0% increase in new listings and a 38.7% increase in closed home sales. The median home price in northern Colorado increased by 14.1% from $403,125 to $460,000.