September Housing Market Report

Year-Over-Year Insights

The Denver metro housing market in September 2025 remained active and balanced, offering opportunities for both buyers and sellers. Compared to the same time last year, buyer activity showed a healthy uptick. A total of 3,506 homes closed, marking a 7% increase year-over-year, while 3,883 homes went under contract, up 4% from September 2024.

The median closed price rose to $586,000, a modest 2% increase, signaling stable pricing in a market that continues to favor well-priced, well-presented homes. On average, properties spent 37 days on the market, which is 10 days longer than a year ago, giving buyers more breathing room to make informed decisions.

New listings dipped slightly by 2%, suggesting sellers need to be strategic with pricing and presentation to stand out. For buyers, the extended time on market and steady inventory mean there’s space to negotiate and choose wisely.

In short, the year-over-year numbers point to a market that remains active, balanced, and full of potential for those prepared to make smart moves.

Month-Over-Month Insights

Looking at the month-over-month data, September brought slight but noteworthy changes compared to August 2025.

Closed sales decreased 2%, totaling 3,506 homes, while pending contracts were down 1% to 3,599. The median closed price held steady at $586,000, reflecting a 1% month-over-month dip. Homes stayed on the market five days longer than in August, averaging 37 days.

On the flip side, new listings increased by 6%, offering more choices for buyers entering the fall season.

Overall, the Denver housing market is moving at a moderate pace. Buyers are active but cautious, while sellers still have solid opportunities if they price correctly and stay competitive. The result? A stable and balanced environment where thoughtful strategy matters. Have questions about how to navigate the current market? Don't hesitate to reach out! I am always happy to help.

~ Claire  ◡̈

Source: Data supplied by REcolorado®