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Dated local analysis with the period, geography, calculations and limits stated plainly. These editions provide context for a property-specific decision, not a valuation.
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NAR Insights for Greater Denver: Original Research and Decision Guides
Original calculations and practical interpretation by Rick Janson, informed by the October 12, 2026 Leaders in Luxury presentation for the Institute for Luxury Home Marketing by Dr. Jessica Lautz, Deputy Chief Economist and Vice President of Research at the National Association of REALTORS®. NAR national findings, FHFA state indexes and September 2026 seven-county REcolorado data are identified separately.
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Denver Contract and Closing Declines Converged in August
August 2026 edition. Contract and closing declines converged across the six-county core.
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Denver Contract Activity Peaked Before New Listings in All Three Years Reviewed
August 2026 edition. Contracts peaked before new listings in three completed years reviewed.
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Denver Months of Supply Rose Mostly Through a Slower Contract Pace
August 2026 edition. Denver supply rose mostly through a slower trailing contract pace.
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Adams Gained Denver-Area Sales Share Even as Its Closings Fell
August 2026 edition. Adams gained sales share even as its closing count fell.
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Fewer Showings Before Contract in Four Denver-Area Counties
August 2026 edition. Four core counties had lower median scheduled showings before contract.
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Fewer Contracts, Shorter Marketing Times in Five Denver-Area Counties
August 2026 edition. Five core counties had fewer accepted contracts and shorter median marketing times.
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Denver Home-Price Measures Disagree in Half of Core Counties
August 2026 edition. Three core counties had opposite annual directions for median sale price and price per square foot.
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Denver Homes Sell Near Asking Even as Four County Price Medians Fall
August 2026 edition. Four core counties had lower median prices despite unchanged or higher closing-to-list ratios.
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Denver Housing Inventory Is 88% Above 2023, but Flat Year Over Year
August 2026 edition. Six-county inventory is 88.2% above August 2023 and nearly unchanged from August 2025.
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Denver Housing Market, August 2026: More Listings, Fewer Contracts
August 2026 edition. Six-county listing and accepted-contract activity, with Boulder shown separately.
Read the researchExplore the Listing-Contract Gap series and its method, the Inventory Recovery series, the Sale-to-List Ratio series, or the Denver Contract Speed series, the Denver Showing Effort series, the Denver Price Signals series, or the existing Quarterly Market Index. Each research edition retains its original data period and extraction date.