In June, Denver's real estate market began an earlier-than-usual transition into the slow summer season with the number of new listings—both attached and detached properties—decreasing by 16.38% month-over-month. While pending sales remained steady, increasing by 1.43% compared to May, it was not enough to reduce Denver's backstock of home inventory.
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May was another strong month in the city of Boulder and across the county. However, the market experienced an influx of new properties for sale which meant less competition and prices coming down in certain towns and segments. Most notably, in the city of Boulder, May closed with 4.7 months of inventory, inching it closer to a balanced market and causing the median price to dip by over $100k.
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It was a bustling May for Denver real estate, primarily in the area of new listings—which further increased the number of active listings still available for sale at the close of the month. Looking at both detached and attached properties, new listings were up 16.51% MoM while pending sales increased by 1.94%.
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There's no denying that Boulder is a highly desirable place to live. So, even though it took a little time, the busy spring season finally arrived in the area last month. And while there was a lot of action in the city of Boulder, Erie, and in general across the county, areas like Lafayette and Longmont experienced mixed results.
