Far Southeast Denver’s rolling three-month numbers show a market with more homes changing hands and a modest increase in choice. Active listings are up slightly from a year ago, and months of supply has eased from 4.4 a year ago to 4.1, still leaning toward sellers. Closed sales have also edged higher year over year, and pending sales are up by about ten percent, pointing to steady buyer interest.
Pricing has been firming during this rolling period, with the typical home value up around ten percent from last year to roughly the mid-$500,000s. List prices, however, are roughly flat year over year, suggesting sellers are not pushing asking prices as aggressively even as values rise. Compared with the broader Denver market, Far Southeast Denver’s home values sit below the citywide median, which may help draw price-sensitive buyers who still want access to the metro area.
Homes are taking longer to sell than last June, with the median time on market rising from about two weeks to around 20 days, giving buyers a bit more breathing room. Only about 18 percent of sales are closing above list price now, far below the mid-30 percent share seen in 2023, which signals less frequent bidding wars even in a seller-tilted environment. Whether you are trying to stand out as a buyer or maximize your position as a seller, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local Far Southeast Denver agent who understands these shifting conditions.
