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July was an interesting month for the city of Boulder where there was a small bump in month-over-month sales and an uptick in prices, yet it's taking nearly two months to sell and inventory is now 30% higher than the prior year. This pattern also repeats when looking at Boulder County's overall data for the month.
If you’re in the market to buy or sell real estate right now, you’ve likely noticed that there are quite a few homes for sale and buyers are taking their time to find one that meets their specific needs. But, did you know that this more balanced market has also led to an increase in negotiations, whether the price or other terms? Let’s take a closer look at why.
Between the July 4th holiday and the start of summer vacation season, Denver's real estate market continued to slow last month. New listings, pending sales, and closings decreased month-over-month while days on market increased. And total active inventory skyrocketed by 68.03% year-over-year. Let's take a closer look.
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Summer arrived and the real estate market eased in both the city and county of Boulder. Fewer new listings came on the market while sales volume and prices decreased across the board. With quite a bit of May inventory rolling into June and less activity last month, the city of Boulder now has 5 months of inventory—6 months is typically considered a balanced market.
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