Research series
Denver Months of Supply
Compares reported months of supply with month-end active inventory and trailing accepted-contract pace behind the ratio.
Latest published edition
Denver Months of Supply Rose Mostly Through a Slower Contract Pace
Denver County reported 4.6 months of supply in August 2026, up from 4.3; the formula is active listings divided by trailing 12-month pending listings divided by 12.
Data period: August 2026. Geography: Adams, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas and Jefferson counties; Boulder is separate where stated in the edition..
How to use this measure
For buyers: Compare active listings with the trailing contract pace, then verify the specific home, comparable sales and current alternatives.
For sellers: Use the two inputs to discuss positioning; a county ratio is not a universal balance threshold or price forecast.
Method and limits
The August 2026 edition uses REcolorado / InfoSparks monthly county exports and documents its calculations and source vintage.
Descriptive aggregate research only: not an appraisal, forecast, causal conclusion, statistical-significance test or substitute for property-level due diligence. Later source revisions can change history.