According to real estate industry experts, higher mortgage rates will likely continue in 2025. While they’re predicted to ease slightly over the coming year, the rock-bottom rates of the past are not coming back anytime soon—if ever. It’s no wonder today's home buyers are ultimately looking for affordability.
Following typical market patterns, the final month of 2024 was a slower one for Denver real estate. Compared to November, there were fewer new listings and fewer homes went under contract in December. The median home price increased by less than a percentage point, and days on market jumped from 44 to 55 month-over-month.
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Between the Thanksgiving holiday and a big snowstorm blowing into town, the real estate market slowed in Boulder. November data shows fewer new listings and sales while days on market climbed. However, inventory is slowly decreasing each month, which could lead to a more competitive market come spring.
Between the Thanksgiving holiday and a big snowstorm blowing into town earlier in the month, the Denver real estate market slowed in November. There were fewer new listings month-over-month, as well as fewer homes going under contract and closing. Compared to 2023, it was a different story.
