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As the holiday season approaches, the real estate market in Denver experiences noticeable shifts. Many assume that winter is a slow time for buying or selling homes, but this isn’t necessarily the case. In fact, the holiday season offers unique opportunities for both buyers and sellers. Understanding the dynamics of Denver’s real estate market in November and December can help you make informed...
1. Home Prices: Stabilizing After Summer Peaks Median Home Prices: The average home price in Denver currently hovers around $615,000, slightly lower than the summer highs but still up 3-5% year-over-year. This reflects steady demand despite interest rate pressures. Price Segments: Entry-level homes (below $500,000) remain competitive, while luxury homes are seeing longer days on the market, as...