08/14/2026
📊 July 2026 Denver Real Estate Market Stats 📊
Buyers are moving more slowly, and sellers are adjusting to longer timelines, says Denver Metro Association of Realtors.
Every market has a story it tells about itself, and Denver Metro’s for July was one of comparison, but not to last month. The temptation is always to measure today against the version of the market we remember or maybe “liked” better: the frenzy of 2021, the razor-thin inventory of 2022, the home prices from 2011. That comparison rarely serves buyers, sellers or the agents. The market in front of us right now is the one we actually have, and July gave us a clear look at what it is: measured, patient and increasingly shaped by life circumstances.
Inventory continues to rebuild at a steady pace. Active listings rose 2.91% from June to 13,115 at month’s end, though supply remains 6.29% below where it stood last July. New listings pulled back 5.32% month-over-month to 5,447, a typical summer cooling as sellers who were going to list this year have largely already done so.
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