Denver County Weekly Market Report
Week of March 12–18, 2026 · Compared to March 5–11, 2026
Weekly Snapshot
Denver County
Week-Over-Week Market Snapshot
Key metrics for the week of March 12–18, 2026, compared to the prior week.
1,100
Active Listings
Current market inventory snapshot
194
New Listings
↑ 0.5% WoW — seller activity held steady
158
Pending Sales
→ 0.0% WoW — buyer demand unchanged
114
Closed Sales
↑ 2.7% WoW — closing pace improved
12
Median Days on Market
↑ 9.1% WoW — up from 11 days prior week
4.7mo
Months of Supply
Current snapshot — WoW change not available
$751K
Median Closed Price
↑ 5.8% WoW — up from $710,000
$996K
Avg Closed Price
↑ 0.4% WoW — up from $992,475
Key Market Insights
The market held a steady pace this week — listing activity, buyer demand, and closings were all stable to slightly higher, while pricing firmed up.
New Listings — Flat
194 new listings vs. 193 the prior week. Seller activity was essentially unchanged, signaling consistent supply entering the market.
Pending Sales — Steady
158 homes went under contract in both weeks. Buyer demand remained stable — no acceleration, but no pullback either.
Closed Sales — Modest Gain
114 closings vs. 111 the prior week (↑ 2.7%). The closing pace improved modestly, pointing to continued transactional momentum.
Days on Market — Slight Uptick
Median DOM rose from 11 to 12 days. This week's mix of closed homes was a touch less competitive than the prior week's closings.
Prices Moved Higher
Median closed price jumped from $710,000 to $751,200 (↑ 5.8%), and the average closed price edged up from $992,475 to $996,083. This week's closings skewed toward stronger price points.
Pricing Still Matters
With 1,100 active listings on the market and 509 active listings priced below their original list price, sellers are reminded that accurate pricing remains essential — even with steady contract activity and firm closing prices.
Area-by-Area Breakdown
Pending and closed sales by postal code for the week of March 12–18, 2026. All ZIP codes are within the City of Denver.
Notable Gainers
80238 saw the biggest closed-sales surge — jumping from just 1 to 9 closings. 80249 and 80211 also posted strong closing gains, suggesting concentrated activity in these northeast and northwest neighborhoods.
Notable Declines
80207, 80209, and 80204 all saw meaningful drops in pending sales week over week. Buyers in these areas may have paused after elevated activity the prior week.
Data Notes & Snapshot Summary
This report is based solely on the data provided. Week-over-week comparisons were calculated only where date fields supported a true weekly comparison.
1,100
Active listings in the current snapshot
4.7 Months
Current months of supply — WoW change unavailable
509
Active listings priced below original list price
Unavailable metrics: True week-over-week change for total active listings, showing totals, and dated weekly price reductions were not calculable from the source file. All figures reflect the current snapshot period ending March 18, 2026.
