Prices
Look at median and average price trends, then compare them with the exact area and property type you care about.
Market reports
Market reports can help you see how prices, inventory, days on market, and buyer demand are changing across Colorado, Denver, and local Front Range areas. They are a starting point, not a final answer for one home.
Pick your city. Each report tracks every closed sale for the last 11 months: median price, price per square foot, price cuts and months of supply, with a slider that shows what waiting costs a seller.
October 2026
Centennial
$650,750
median sale price
October 2026
Castle Pines
$950,000
median sale price
| City | Report month | Homes sold (11 months) | Median price | Price per sq ft | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Castle Pines | October 2026 | 239 | $950,000 | $291 | Publishes October 10 |
| Centennial | October 2026 | 1,203 | $650,750 | $282 | Publishes October 9 |
| Highlands Ranch | October 2026 | 1,069 | $705,000 | $292 | Read it |
| Lone Tree | October 2026 | 238 | $806,250 | $294 | Read it |
Prices
Look at median and average price trends, then compare them with the exact area and property type you care about.
Inventory
Use active inventory and new listings to see whether buyers may have more or fewer choices.
Days on market
Days on market can show pace, but it should be read with price range, condition, and location.
Local trend
A Colorado or Denver metro trend is useful, but a local neighborhood or home type can move differently.
Use the report to understand whether the market is fast, slow, balanced, or uneven in your target area.
Use the report to set a smarter first conversation about pricing, prep, timing, and buyer response.
A broad report cannot fully price or judge a specific home. The useful question is what the report changes about your next decision.
A market report can show prices, inventory, new listings, closed sales, days on market, and other trend signals for a time period.
Use it as context, not as the final price. A list price still needs current comparable sales, active competition, property condition, location, and timing.
Use it to understand the market setting, then compare the specific home, competing listings, recent sales, seller terms, and your budget.
Reports can use different MLS data, geography, property types, date ranges, and calculations. Always check the source, month, and area.
Use the most recent report available before making a pricing, offer, or timing decision. Market conditions can shift month to month.
Ask for the current local context for your price range, home type, and area. A broad report should lead to a narrower decision check.
Use these source pages to verify market data, Colorado process steps, loan terms, or contract questions before relying on a broad answer.