Far Northwest Denver’s rolling three-month view shows prices easing slightly compared with last year. The typical home value is down a bit year over year, while the median list price is up, signaling sellers are still aiming high. Homes are selling for about the same share above list as last year, though that share is lower than two years ago.
Recent activity has been brisk, with 203 homes sold and 216 pending sales in the latest three-month window. Homes are spending a median of just 13 days on the market, and nearly half go off-market within two weeks, pointing to strong buyer interest. Supply sits at 2.5 months, well below the broader Denver figure of 3.6 months, which supports the current seller’s market label.
Inventory has shifted over time, with 432 active listings now compared with 382 a year ago and some dips in between, while new listings have edged slightly lower year over year. Sales volume has grown compared with last year’s rolling period, even as typical values hover a bit below their mid-2024 peak. Buyers can expect relatively quick-moving conditions and close-to-list pricing, and sellers can generally anticipate solid demand without the extreme bidding of prior years. Both buyers and sellers in Far Northwest Denver can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding a local agent who understands these trends.
