What was the median home price in Denver in October 2018?

The median sales price for a single-family residence in the Denver metro area was $435,000 in October 2018.

How much have Denver home prices increased since 2018?

Denver home prices have increased by approximately 43% since October 2018, with median single-family home prices rising from $435,000 to over $620,000 by 2026.

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Denver Real Estate Market Report: October 2018

Denver Real Estate Market Report: October 2018

Note: This report reflects Denver housing market data for October 2018. As of today, March 8, 2026, market conditions have evolved significantly. For the latest Denver market trends, inventory updates, and price forecasts, visit our Updated Denver Market Report here.

How the October 2018 Denver Market Compares to 2026

The Denver real estate landscape has shifted significantly since this report was originally published. By analyzing historical data from October 2018, we can see the long-term trajectory of the Colorado market:

Price Growth: In October 2018, the median sales price for a single-family home was $435,000. As of early 2026, median prices in the Denver Metro area have stabilized at significantly higher levels, often exceeding $625,000, representing a substantial equity gain for homeowners from the 2018 era.
Inventory Changes: October 2018 saw 8,539 active listings. While 2026 shows a market striving for balance, the inventory levels of 2018 remain a key benchmark for “normal” market supply.
Mortgage Rate Differences: Buyers in 2018 navigated rates around 4.8%. Today’s 2026 buyers are adjusting to a different financial climate, with rates typically ranging between 6.5% and 7.2%, impacting monthly purchasing power compared to 2018.