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Denver Real Estate Market Report for July 2019

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Denver Real Estate Market Report for July 2019

Historical Market Report Notice:

This report reflects Denver real estate market data specifically for July 2019. If you are looking for today’s current housing market analysis, please visit our
updated Denver Market Trends report (March 2026) here.

How the July 2019 Denver Market Compares to Today (March 2026)

Since this report was published in July 2019, Denver housing market trends have evolved significantly. At the time of this 2019 report, the Denver median home price for a single-family residence was $469,912. Fast forward to March 2026, and that figure has increased by over 40%, illustrating the long-term appreciation of Denver real estate despite fluctuating interest rates.

While 2019 was characterized by a “rebalancing” market with mortgage rates around 3.75%, the 2026 landscape operates under a “new normal” of higher rates and tighter inventory. Single family home inventory in Denver remains a challenge today, making these historical Denver real estate stats a valuable benchmark for understanding current supply-and-demand cycles.


Update on the Denver Housing Market: July 2019 Report

In July 2019, the Denver Metro Association of Realtors (DMAR) provided insights into a shifting market. Here is the historical breakdown of the stats that shaped that summer’s real estate season.

Key Denver Real Estate Stats: July 2019

  • Median Sold Price (Single-Family): $469,912
  • Median Sold Price (Condo/Townhome): $312,000
  • Active Inventory: 9,350 units (Combined)
  • Months of Inventory: Approx 1.9 months

The 2019 data highlighted a “cooling” trend in the rental market and a specific shift in the Denver luxury condo segment, which briefly entered a “Buyers’ Market” due to an influx of new inventory. This contrasts sharply with the entry-level market ($300k-$400k), which remained highly competitive for buyers at the time.

Denver Median Home Price by County (2019 Data)

Looking back at the Denver real estate inventory update, we saw varied performance across the 11-county metro area. While suburban counties saw steady growth, the urban core began to see more inventory, providing relief for those looking at condos near downtown Denver.

Denver Real Estate Market Infographic State for July 2019

Denver Real Estate Resources

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Written byAnton Usaj
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