Year-over-year, Highland’s home values have inched higher, with the typical home value up about 4 percent in this rolling three-month view through September 2026. Median list prices climbed a bit faster over the same period, rising nearly 6 percent. Compared with the broader Denver market, Highland’s typical home value sits noticeably higher than the citywide median sale price.
Current conditions show a mixed picture of supply and demand. Active listings have dipped roughly 8 percent from a year ago, while new listings are also down, indicating fewer fresh options coming to market. Even with that slowdown in new inventory, months of supply has contracted sharply to about 5 months, down more than 40 percent year over year and slightly tighter than Denver overall.
Buyer activity looks somewhat softer than last year, with homes sold down a bit and pending sales off nearly 18 percent in this rolling three-month period. Yet sellers are still achieving strong results, as the share of homes closing above list price has increased to nearly 22 percent and the average sale-to-list ratio is holding close to 100 percent. Homes are taking a little longer to sell than a year ago, with the median days on market edging up to 27. In this nuanced environment, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding an agent who knows Highland’s trends well.
