November 2018 Housing Market Statistics
The Denver Metro Area housing market saw a decline in home sales during November, while average sold prices have leveled off month over month.
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Home SalesNovember home sales dropped 17 percent from this time last year. Throughout the month, 4,040 homes sold compared to 4,885 in November 2017. Home sales saw a seasonal month-over-month decrease of 11%. The number of homes that moved to Under Contract in November was 4% lower than last year. Throughout the month, contracts were placed on 3,941homes, a 11% decrease from last month. Home Sales Year-Over-Year Change November 2017 -- 4,885 |
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Sold PricesAs compared to last year at this time, at $461,521,the average price of a single-family home is up 6%. Month over month, home prices have cooled. Prices are down 2% compared to last month and down 6% from the June peak. The average price of a single-family detached home was $504,699 up 5% year over year. Prices of condos/townhomes were up 10% from last year, to $357,617. Sold Prices Year-Over-Year Change November 2017 -- $434,256 |
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New and Active ListingsIn November, 3,910 new listings of homes for sale were added to the greater Denver area market, a seasonal 27% decrease from last month. However, compared to last year, 7% more new homes were brought to the market, giving buyers more choices. Inventory levels, measured by the number of available active listings at the end of the month, saw a seasonal decrease of 17%. However, the number of active listings is up 72% compared to this time last year. We have 8 weeks of inventory, unchanged from last month, but 3 weeks more than last year. New Listings Year-Over-Year Change November 2017 -- 3,670 |
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Average Days on MarketIn November, homes spent an average of 44 days on the market, 2 days less than last month, but 2 days more than last year. On average, single-family detached homes were on the market for 39 days, while condos/ townhomes were on the market for 58 days. The median amount of time a home spent on the market in November was 20 days, 6 days more than this time last year. With nearly half of homes for sale spending just under 3 weeks on the market, buyers have more time to shop. Days on Market Year-Over-Year Change November 2017 -- 42 days |
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The Greater Denver Metro Market by Price RangeWith 28% of total new listings and 31% of all sales, November’s most active price range was $300-400,000. Homes in this range were among the quickest to sell, spending an average of 31 days on the market. In November, 47% or 583 of the homes sold in the $300-400,000 price range were located in Adams and Arapahoe counties. Although sales are strong in this range, year to date they have decreased 7% as more homes move into the $400-500,000 range. Year to date, the total number of homes is down 4%; however, sales in the $400-500,000 range have increased 9%.
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