What the Latest Denver Metro Market Trends Mean for Home Buyers and Sellers in the City and County of Denver
Denver Real Estate Market Update: December 2025 Denver Metro Pricing Trends
This section of the Denver real estate market update focuses on how recent pricing trends reflect broader metro-wide conditions rather than neighborhood-specific outcomes.
Denver real estate market update data for December 2025 offers valuable insight into pricing, inventory, and sales activity across the Denver Metro area. This Denver real estate market update is based on metro-wide statistics published by the Denver Metro Association of Realtors® (DMAR) and is intended to provide informational context for buyers and sellers in the City and County of Denver.
Below is a breakdown of the key statistics discussed in the video, along with local Denver context and clear attribution to metro-wide data sources.
Denver Metro Home Prices (Context for Denver Properties)
According to the DMAR Market Trends Report, which tracks activity across the entire Denver Metro area (including Denver, Arapahoe, Jefferson, Adams, Douglas, and Broomfield counties):
- Denver Metro Median Close Price: $575,000
- Month-over-Month Change: Down 0.86%
📍 Source: DMAR Market Trends Report, December 2025 – Page 1
According to the December 2025 Denver real estate market update, median pricing trends across the Denver Metro area continue to reflect a stabilizing market influenced by affordability, inventory levels, and buyer caution.
While this figure reflects metro-wide pricing, Denver homeowners often experience different outcomes depending on location, property type, and condition. Urban neighborhoods within the City of Denver may perform differently than surrounding suburban markets.
Closed Sales and Volume Across the Denver Metro Area
The video references overall transaction activity to illustrate market momentum:
- Closed Homes (Metro-Wide): 3,101 sales
- Total Sales Volume: $2.10 billion
📍 Source: DMAR Market Trends Report, December 2025 – Page 1
These figures include all residential sales across the Denver Metro region and are not limited to the City and County of Denver. They provide context for broader buyer and seller activity impacting Denver-area pricing and demand.
Inventory Levels and Buyer Options in Denver
Inventory levels play a significant role in how competitive the market feels for Denver buyers and sellers.
- Months of Inventory (Denver Metro): 2.45 months
- Month-over-Month Increase: 36.20%
📍 Source: DMAR Market Trends Report, December 2025 – Page 1
Inventory changes discussed in this Denver real estate market update highlight why buyers may experience less urgency while sellers may need to adjust pricing and preparation strategies.
While inventory conditions can vary by Denver neighborhood, this metro-wide increase supports observations that buyers may have more choices and sellers may need to price and prepare homes more carefully.
Days on Market and Buyer Decision-Making
The video also discusses how long homes are taking to sell:
- Median Days in MLS (Denver Metro): 45 days
- Month-over-Month Change: Up 25.00%
📍 Source: DMAR Market Trends Report, December 2025 – Page 1
For Denver sellers, this reinforces the importance of realistic pricing and strong presentation, especially as buyers take more time to evaluate options.
When reviewing any Denver real estate market update, consumers should remember that market conditions can vary significantly by neighborhood, price point, and property type.
Property Type Trends Affecting Denver Neighborhoods
Additional commentary in the video is supported by DMAR’s broader market tables, which break down trends for:
- Detached vs. attached homes
- Active and pending listings
- Close-price-to-list-price ratios
📍 Source: DMAR Market Trends Report, December 2025 – Page 2
These statistics reflect Denver Metro–wide activity and should not be interpreted as specific to any single Denver neighborhood or zip code.
Professional Insights and Market Context
The video’s narrative observations—such as buyers taking a longer-term approach and sellers adjusting expectations—are supported by:
- Realtor® Insights
- Market Highlights
- Expert Commentary from the DMAR Market Trends Committee
📍 Source: DMAR Market Trends Report, December 2025 – Pages 3–4
These insights provide professional interpretation of historical data and do not represent forecasts or guarantees.
Compliance-Safe Data Disclaimer
All statistics referenced above are sourced from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors® Market Trends Report – December 2025 and reflect Denver Metro–wide data, not city-specific or neighborhood-specific statistics.
This content is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, or investment advice. Real estate market conditions vary significantly by location, property type, and individual circumstances. Past performance and current market data are not guarantees of future results.
Consumers are encouraged to consult with a licensed Colorado real estate broker regarding conditions specific to their property or neighborhood.
Learn more about local pricing trends in our
Denver Home Value Guide.
If you’re considering selling, visit our
Denver Home Selling Resources.
Buyers can explore financing options on our
Denver Home Buyer Resources.
Denver Metro Association of Realtors® (DMAR):
https://www.dmarealtors.com
Colorado Division of Real Estate:
https://dre.colorado.gov
REcolorado (MLS Data Source):
https://www.recolorado.com
This Denver real estate market update is based on historical Denver Metro–wide data and is provided for informational purposes only.