The Denver Metro housing market closed out 2025 strong, with December sales nearly matching last year and buyer activity holding steady through the winter season. Improving interest rates, realistic pricing, and tighter inventory are creating new opportunities for both buyers and sellers as we head into 2026.

The Denver Metro real estate market is beginning to flatten as we move into the holiday season, but buyers and sellers are still actively meeting in the middle. With inventory down 7.7% and buyer demand holding steady, a rare window is opening where both buyers and sellers can find meaningful opportunities.

October 2025 – Balanced Market & Falling Rates

The Denver housing market is easing into its seasonal slowdown, with both listings and buyers tapering off. Inventory sits around a 3-month supply, signaling a more balanced market. With mortgage rates dipping toward 6%, buyers have fresh opportunities while motivated sellers offer rate buy-downs and concessions.

September 2025 – Market Stabilization & Buyer Leverage

September brought signs of stabilization across the Denver metro real estate market. Homes are spending a bit longer on the market, and sellers are adjusting pricing strategies to stay competitive. Buyer leverage continues to grow as inventory levels remain steady and demand softens.