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This month marks our halfway point and the market is recalibrating from the early January expectations to the current reality. Single family homes are selling much better than condos and townhomes. In the past, many lower-priced condos and townhomes generally could be the ticket for first-time homebuyers; however, due to many high HOA fees fueled by deferred maintenance, poor management, and rising insurance rates, buyers are finding that a small single-family home for more money can actually be more affordable. Please understand condos and townhomes are still selling - we have sold quite a few in the last few months, just not as quickly as single-family homes. The other news for this month is we have more of a buyers' market as we move closer to the 4 months of inventory. Denver Metro has seen a shift in the balance of supply and demand, which has moderated price growth. Sellers must adjust to a slower pace while buyers wait for the perfect time, and the rate could lose out as the best homes still move quickly. Also, note the median days in market seems skewed by the quick sales. On average homes are taking 4.5 times longer to sell than 3 years ago.
Navigating today’s market successfully requires buyers and sellers to rely on professional insight, up-to-date data, and real-world experience.
As always, feel free to reach out for more information, whether you are buying, selling, or investing.
Source: RECO, DMAR, SMDRA, First American Title, NAR
It's refreshing to see pending sales are up from last year showing consistent demand
Closed Units and Rising Median Prices
Closed Units: slowly rise with an increase 3.6%
Median Price: is up ever so slightly despite shifting dynamics pricing remains resilient.
What to expect moving forward: July
Seasonality comes into play as we move into July where so many buyers and sellers are on vacation. There was an uptick in activity the week after the 4th and we expect that to continue for the month.
Inventory Update: Up from 2024
Inventory will be increasing slower than previously.
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