While the city of Boulder and the county as a whole followed seasonal patterns of slowing through the end of the year, the numbers point to the possibility of a very busy spring—which will arrive sooner than you think!
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December was another relatively quiet month for the real estate market across the Denver metro. Fewer detached, single-family homes came on the market and fewer listings closed. Days on the market also ticked up as the holidays slowed the number of open houses and showings.
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With Thanksgiving officially ushering in the holiday season, the real estate market in the city of Boulder and across the county cooled significantly month-over-month. Fewer homes came on the market, sales slowed, and prices decreased nearly across the board.
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There was a 28.9% drop in all new inventory between October and November as the Denver real estate market slowed for the Thanksgiving holiday and winter in general. Both pending and closed sales were also down month-over-month, while days on the market ticked up.
