Metro Denver Housing Market Update – October 2021

October 16, 2021

Denver’s record-low housing inventory continues to ease, helping to normalize the market a bit. Let’s take a look at the Denver housing market reports with data from last month…

Denver Real Estate Market Updates with Scott Rodgers

This information has been aggregated to help metro Denver home buyers and sellers understand the metro Denver housing market. I hope it helps your understanding of the market and enables you to make the best decisions for your situation and goals.

While it is one thing to hear an Agent tell you something about the market, it is another to have access to so much professionally reviewed and assembled housing market data from multiple sources. Newspaper and TV news journalists often use this same data to report on the housing market each month. If you value data and details, here is your deep dive. Please contact me for an executive summary or an explanation relevant to your individual situation… I continually think about the market and it would be great to have it benefit you!

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Denver Housing Market Updates

Real Estate Market Watch by the Denver Metro Association of Realtors

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Metro Denver Housing Market Review

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Metro Denver Market Appreciation by Zip Code, 2009-September 2021

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Source: Megan Aller at First American Title.

Greater Denver Housing Market Update

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Highlights From Last Month’s Activity

We’ve started to see sold, pending, and active listings come closer to equilibrium. This might indicate a move toward market normalization, aided by seasonal factors.
Arapahoe County fell to the bottom of the pack in inventory supply with only 0.6 months.
Despite the continued shortage of inventory, the market demand is cooling slightly. Days in MLS is up 17% month-over-month to 14 days.
Though we appear to have peaked in June this year in terms of sold units, we are still seeing high sales volume when looking at 2019 (as a reference for our last “normal” season)
Continued gravitation towards urban living? Denver County is up 15.9% year-to-date in sold units.
So, how is the market compared to 2020? Year-to-date sold units are up 7.2% year-over-year.
Average Sales Price:The average sales price in September for detached single family (DSF) homes was up 16.4% YoY to $686,881 and attached single family (ASF) homes was up 15.6% YoY to $439,276.
DOM, Average Days in MLS: The average days in MLS in September in the Metro area was down 39.1% YoY to 14 days.
Active Listings: Active DSF listings in September in the Metro area were down 27.5% YoY to 2,665 homes, and active ASF listings were down 56.4% YoY to 1,163 units.
Under Contract: Pending listings in September in the Metro area were down 27.7% MoM and down 2.7% YoY.
Closed Listings: Sold listings in September in the Metro area were down 11.1% YoY to 5,317

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