The Denver metro real estate market continued showing signs of stabilization and steady activity throughout April 2026. Median home prices increased to $605,000, up 2.54% month over month, while closed sales and overall sales volume also posted modest gains. Inventory continued expanding, with active listings rising more than 17% and new listings increasing nearly 11%, giving buyers more options and creating a more balanced market environment compared to the highly competitive conditions seen in recent years.
Homes are still moving relatively quickly, with median days in the MLS dropping to just 14 days, signaling continued buyer demand despite increased inventory levels. Pending sales dipped slightly month over month, which may reflect buyers taking more time to evaluate options as inventory grows. Overall, the April market reflects healthier market conditions with improving inventory, stable appreciation, and continued activity heading into the busy spring and summer season.