Denver Buyers Have More Leverage 📍🔍

The tone is shifting toward negotiation, and that is useful for both sides. In the latest Colorado market update, the Denver metro median sale price dipped to about $550,000 and average days on market rose to around 80, with sellers receiving about 97.9% of list price on average. That kind of environment typically rewards buyers who stay disciplined on budget and inspection details.

On the supply side, inventory has been building, and many homeowners are holding onto low rate mortgages longer than in past decades, which can keep move up listings tight in certain neighborhoods. Translation: you can find options, but the best fits still go to prepared buyers.

I’ve earned 100+ positive Google reviews and helped close 40+ meaningful transactions in 2025, and I’m here with clear guidance as the market recalibrates. 🤝 More listings plus longer days on market often equals room to negotiate. If you want help spotting overpriced homes or structuring a clean offer, I’ve got you. 🏠 DM me your neighborhood and price range and I’ll share a few practical next steps.

#DenverRealEstate

#ColoradoHomes

#FirstTimeBuyer

#MoveUpBuyer

#RealEstateTips