Denver Real Estate Market Update February 2017
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7 COUNTY METROPOLITAN DENVER MARKET UPDATE
FEBRUARY, 2017
By the numbers:
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The inventory of available homes for sale is 3,655
homes at January month end
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3,620 homes came onto the market
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3,525 homes went under contract
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3,004 homes closed
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Median sold price $348,218
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Average sold price $399,856
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Closed dollar volume of $1.2 Billion.
Monthly Market Recap:
Single Family:
Active Inventory is 2,698
Sold Homes is 2,121
Average Price is $445,961
Median Price is $379,900
Average Days on Market is 47
Condo:
Active Inventory is 957
Sold Homes is 883
Average Price is $289,111
Median Price is $242,000
Average Days on Market is 36
Year To Date Market
Recap:
Single Family:
Sold Homes is 2,121
Average Sold Price is $445,961
Median Sold Price is $379,900
Average Days on Market is 47
Condo:
Sold Homes is 883
Average Sold Price is $289,111
Median Sold Price is $242,000
Average Days on Market is 36
Market Facts:
January 2017 set records when compared to prior January home
transactions. Buyer demand remains
strong and the inventory of active listings remains low. Denver continues to be a destination
city. Buyers and Sellers need to be
aware of all facts impacting the Denver home market. The prime home selling and buying season is
around the corner and as a Seller or a Buyer, be prepared as the “hot” prime
season will start soon. The home market
is changing.
Advice to Sellers:
Recognizing that “Housing Forecasts” predict a healthy real
estate market for 2017, Seller’s need to be aware that the housing market is
forecasted to be a Seller’s market due to strong Buyer demand, relatively low
inventory of homes for sale, and reasonable price appreciation. With this being said, here are some top tips
for 2017 Seller’s. List your home during
the prime home selling and home buying season which is just around the corner.
Strong Buyer demand will benefit Sellers.
Second, price your home to the market.
Be very aware of recent pricing for homes sold in or near your
neighborhood or are a similar home to yours. Third, consider what you as a Seller needs to
do to your home or if you may need to offer incentives to make the home more
marketable.
Denver will see more Buyers from all over the world. Denver will continue to be in the top five
home markets in 2017. Consumers will
continue to focus on home ownership.
Seller preparation includes a good pricing comparison
analysis, instructions on staging, what are the top improvements and a
conversation on how the market functions.
As such, the homeowner looking to sell a home needs a professional who is
a local expert, market knowledgeable and can assist in the Professional plan to
sell one’s home. Now is the time to
reach out to a Professional as the real estate market is localized and very dynamic.
Don’t take your chances that a lower cost option will save money and yield
similar results as it often doesn’t.
Advice to Buyers:
The 2017 housing market is forecasted to be primarily a
Seller’s market mainly due to high Buyer demand and low inventory of homes for
sale. The prime home selling and buying
season is just around the corner and expect another market frenzy year. As a Buyer, be the early bird and get into
the home market now, do your homework and be approved for the best mortgage
option for you, consider buying a new home that meets your expectations, and
look at the entire home market. Be aware
of moderate home price growth and potential increase in mortgage interest
rates. Create your home buying plan and
stick to it.
Know what you want in a home, where you want to live, and
what price range you can afford. Complete
the pre-qualification process so you know the price range that you qualify for when
you are purchasing a home. Be prepared, manage
your expectations, and be open to looking at the entire Denver market. Reach out to a Professional today about your best
options and opportunities to participate and succeed in the purchase of your
“Dream” home.
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