Denver Metro Market Update – December 2025

The Denver Metro housing market wrapped up December 2025 with steady prices and fewer homes available, creating a market that still leans toward sellers.

The median close price landed at $575,000, down just 0.86% month over month. This slight dip signals stability rather than a downturn, especially when paired with stronger sales activity.

More than 3,100 homes closed, up 9.23%, while total sales volume surged to $2.10 billion, a significant increase from the prior month. Buyers who were active came prepared and committed.

Inventory was the biggest shift. Active listings fell nearly 28%, and new listings dropped about 32%, pushing months of inventory down to 2.45 months. Homes are taking longer to sell, with median days on market rising to 45 days, giving buyers more time but not more leverage.

Bottom line:
Well-priced homes are still selling, inventory remains tight, and strategy matters more than ever as we head into early 2026.