Rank 1
Denver 80260
80260 was the only ZIP in the top five where all three measures increased. Closed sales rose 19.0%, median sold price increased 2.8%, and median sold price per square foot increased 1.7%.
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Hottest and Coldest Denver ZIP Codes
See which Denver ZIP codes showed the strongest recent movement—and which showed the weakest—across the latest 90 days. We compare 29 ZIP codes using changes in closed sales, median sold price, and median sold price per square foot.
“Hottest” and “coldest” describe the strongest and weakest combined recent changes across those three measures. They do not rank where people should live or predict what happens next.
Latest 90 daysJune 1–August 29, 2026
Compared withMarch 3–May 31, 2026
ZIP codes compared29
Minimum activity20+ closings in each period
Denver Market Snapshot
Denver Closed-Sale Activity Slowed in the Latest 90 Days
Based on Kenna Real Estate Group internal data, Denver recorded 2,477 residential closings in the latest 90-day period, down from 2,869 during the previous 90 days. Median sold price and median sold price per square foot also moved lower.
Closed sales2,47713.7% fewer
Median sold price$595,0003.3% lower
Median sold $ / sq. ft.$361.482.7% lower
ZIP codes compared2920+ closings in each period
Strongest Recent Movement
The Five Hottest Denver ZIP Codes
These ZIP codes produced the strongest combined results across closed sales, median sold price, and median sold price per square foot. A high ranking does not require all three measures to increase.
Rank 2
Denver 80211
80211 ranked second even though two measures moved lower. Closed sales declined 3.2% and median sold price dipped 1.2%, while median sold price per square foot increased 2.4%.
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Denver 80218
Closed sales increased 14.3% and median sold price per square foot increased 2.0%, while median sold price moved 4.1% lower.
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Denver 80227
Closed sales declined 7.4% and median sold price fell 3.3%, while median sold price per square foot increased 15.3%—the largest increase in that measure among the qualifying ZIP codes.
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Denver 80210
Closed sales declined 11.9%, while median sold price increased 6.8% and median sold price per square foot increased 0.6%.
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The Five Coldest Denver ZIP Codes
These ZIP codes had the weakest combined movement across the same three measures. The ranking describes the sales that closed during these two periods, not the value change of every home within the ZIP code.
Rank 25
Denver 80247
Closed sales declined 16.7%, median sold price fell 12.8%, and median sold price per square foot declined 4.8%.
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Denver 80231
Closed sales declined 26.0% and median sold price fell 18.2%, while median sold price per square foot increased 0.8%.
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Denver 80202
Closed sales declined 30.0%, median sold price fell 6.3%, and median sold price per square foot declined 4.3%.
View 80202 HomesRank 28
Denver 80224
Closed sales declined 21.1%, median sold price fell 8.5%, and median sold price per square foot declined 10.5%.
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Denver 80237
80237 moved lower across all three measures. Closed sales declined 16.9%, median sold price fell 20.4%, and median sold price per square foot declined 11.8%.
The size, condition, price range, and types of homes that sold can affect ZIP-level medians, so these figures should not be read as a 20.4% change in the value of an individual home.
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Compare All 29 Denver ZIP Codes
See how every qualifying Denver ZIP code changed between the two 90-day periods. Select a ZIP code to view homes currently for sale there.
| Rank | ZIP code | Closed sales | Sales change | Median sold price | Price change | Sold $ / sq. ft. | $ / sq. ft. change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 80260 | 25 | 19.0% more | $365,000 | 2.8% higher | $250 | 1.7% higher |
| 2 | 80211 | 180 | 3.2% fewer | $795,000 | 1.2% lower | $475 | 2.4% higher |
| 3 | 80218 | 64 | 14.3% more | $525,750 | 4.1% lower | $405 | 2.0% higher |
| 3 | 80227 | 25 | 7.4% fewer | $579,000 | 3.3% lower | $304 | 15.3% higher |
| 5 | 80210 | 192 | 11.9% fewer | $999,500 | 6.8% higher | $461 | 0.6% higher |
| 6 | 80229 | 45 | 11.8% fewer | $385,000 | 1.3% lower | $270 | 1.1% higher |
| 7 | 80212 | 100 | No change in closed sales | $970,650 | 21.3% higher | $472 | 8.9% lower |
| 8 | 80223 | 55 | 1.8% fewer | $503,000 | 3.2% higher | $396 | 5.8% lower |
| 9 | 80249 | 84 | 23.6% fewer | $460,000 | 2.2% higher | $255 | 2.4% higher |
| 10 | 80219 | 121 | 16.0% fewer | $438,000 | 2.7% lower | $360 | 0.8% higher |
| 10 | 80230 | 31 | 6.1% fewer | $900,000 | 6.5% higher | $330 | 11.0% lower |
| 12 | 80222 | 77 | 28.7% fewer | $590,000 | 1.7% lower | $378 | 11.1% higher |
| 13 | 80221 | 112 | 8.2% fewer | $475,000 | 5.7% lower | $288 | 1.1% lower |
| 14 | 80206 | 102 | 17.7% fewer | $977,500 | 5.7% lower | $456 | 0.8% higher |
| 14 | 80238 | 128 | 29.7% fewer | $812,500 | 3.2% higher | $313 | 3.7% lower |
| 16 | 80234 | 26 | 18.7% fewer | $530,850 | 13.2% lower | $278 | 10.5% higher |
| 17 | 80205 | 83 | 22.4% fewer | $655,000 | 2.2% lower | $412 | 2.3% lower |
| 17 | 80220 | 156 | 3.1% fewer | $722,500 | 10.8% lower | $393 | 5.5% lower |
| 19 | 80207 | 56 | 42.3% fewer | $670,000 | 0.9% higher | $427 | 1.8% lower |
| 20 | 80203 | 49 | 7.5% fewer | $340,000 | 5.3% lower | $363 | 8.8% lower |
| 21 | 80236 | 39 | 20.4% fewer | $540,000 | 2.0% lower | $255 | 5.6% lower |
| 22 | 80204 | 88 | 24.8% fewer | $570,000 | 4.8% lower | $403 | 4.0% lower |
| 22 | 80239 | 58 | 14.7% fewer | $422,000 | 6.2% lower | $248 | 8.8% lower |
| 24 | 80209 | 112 | 16.4% fewer | $1,135,000 | 7.8% lower | $527 | 5.6% lower |
| 25 | 80247 | 100 | 16.7% fewer | $230,000 | 12.8% lower | $218 | 4.8% lower |
| 26 | 80231 | 71 | 26.0% fewer | $415,000 | 18.2% lower | $253 | 0.8% higher |
| 27 | 80202 | 42 | 30.0% fewer | $529,500 | 6.3% lower | $465 | 4.3% lower |
| 28 | 80224 | 60 | 21.1% fewer | $636,750 | 8.5% lower | $282 | 10.5% lower |
| 29 | 80237 | 64 | 16.9% fewer | $540,000 | 20.4% lower | $261 | 11.8% lower |
What the Numbers Show
Three ZIP Code Changes Worth a Closer Look
80212: A Higher Median Price Did Not Mean Every Measure Rose
Denver 80212 had the largest increase in median sold price, up 21.3%. Closed sales were unchanged, however, while median sold price per square foot fell 8.9%.
That combination may reflect a different mix of homes selling between the two periods rather than broad-based appreciation across the ZIP code.
View 80212 Homes80207: Closed Sales Fell More Than Anywhere Else in the Comparison
Denver 80207 recorded 42.3% fewer closed sales, the largest decline among the qualifying ZIP codes. Median sold price edged 0.9% higher while median sold price per square foot fell 1.8%.
Closed-sale volume alone cannot tell us whether fewer homes were available, buyer activity changed, or both.
View 80207 HomesOne Measure Can Tell a Different Story From the Others
Several ZIP codes show why a single statistic should not stand in for the entire market.
In 80222, closed sales declined 28.7% and median sold price fell 1.7%, while median sold price per square foot increased 11.1%. In 80238, closed sales declined 29.7% while median sold price increased 3.2%.
The mix of homes that actually closed matters when interpreting ZIP-level medians.
Methodology
How the Denver ZIP Code Ranking Works
This report compares two consecutive 90-day periods using the same three measures for every qualifying Denver ZIP code.
What Qualifies
A ZIP code must have at least 20 residential closings in both 90-day periods. Twenty-nine Denver ZIP codes met that threshold.
Only closed residential records identified as Denver, Colorado are included. Manufactured-in-park, residential-income, land, and commercial-sale records are excluded.
Across the two periods, the analysis includes 5,346 residential closings.
What the Ranking Does Not Mean
These are consecutive 90-day periods, not a year-over-year or seasonally adjusted comparison.
The ranking is not an appreciation calculation, forecast, appraisal, or statement about every property within a ZIP code.
Changes in the size, condition, price range, and types of homes that close can move ZIP-level medians. The available data does not reliably separate these results by detached homes, condos, townhomes, other attached homes, or new construction.
Days on market and sale-to-list ratio are not included because those fields have not completed a separate meaning and data-quality review.
How the Ranking Is Calculated
Each ZIP code receives three equally weighted scores based on its change in:
- Closed-sale count
- Median sold price
- Median sold price per square foot
For each measure, qualifying ZIP codes are ordered from the weakest change to the strongest and assigned a percentile score. Exact ties receive the same midpoint percentile.
The three percentile scores are then averaged. A higher combined score produces a stronger overall ranking, and exact ties in the final score share the same rank.
This is why a ZIP code can rank near the top even when one or two individual measures moved lower.
Denver Metro Context
How These Results Compare With the Broader Denver Market
Broader Denver Metro reports also showed slower sales activity in July, although their geographies, property groupings, and comparison periods differ from this Denver ZIP code report.
The Denver Metro Association of REALTORS reported 3,667 July closed sales across its combined attached and detached Denver Metro geography. That was 11.81% fewer than June and 5.68% fewer than July 2025. Its $605,000 median close price was 1.54% lower than June and 2.95% higher than July 2025.
REcolorado reported 3,669 July closed listings for Denver Metro, 9% fewer than June and 2% fewer than July 2025. Its $605,000 median closed price was 2% lower than June and 3% higher than July 2025.
The Colorado Association of REALTORS reported 4,628 July sales across its seven-county market, 2% fewer than July 2025, with a $590,000 median price that was 2.6% higher. Its report also showed different conditions for single-family and attached homes.
Taken together, the broader reports point to slower sales activity while price results vary by geography, property segment, and comparison period. Their percentages provide useful context, but they should not be expected to match this Denver-city, residential-only analysis.
Official Market Sources
Put the Data to Work
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