Denver-area home sales fell 18.7% in September; condo prices down 6.2%
The region recorded 3,660 sales. The overall median sale price fell 1.7% year over year, with declines for single-family homes and townhouses and condominiums.
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Denver-area home sales fell 18.7% year over year to 3,660 in September, while the median sale price for townhouses and condominiums dropped 6.2% to $375,000, according to DMAR’s September Monthly Indicators report. The report covers residential activity in the REcolorado multiple listing service, including single-family homes, townhouses and condominiums. It counted 3,715 properties under contract, down 12.7% from September 2025.
The overall median sale price was $565,000, down 1.7% from a year earlier. The single-family median was $610,000, down 1.3%. The townhouse-condominium median fell from $399,990 in September 2025. These are transaction medians, not measures of how the value of the same homes changed; the report’s sale-price figures also exclude seller concessions.
Sales varied across local markets. Littleton recorded 204 single-family sales, up from 190 a year earlier, while homes under contract fell from 196 to 163, the city’s market update reports. Westminster sales were nearly flat at 52, compared with 53 a year earlier; pending contracts rose from 51 to 59, the local update shows.
Lakewood recorded 57 single-family sales, down 48.6% year over year. Townhouse and condominium sales there fell 51.1% to 22, according to its September update.