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Su Casa Group is a Denver real estate team with one rule: every client gets a full-time agent, a real strategy, and complete guidance in English or Spanish—from the first consultation to the keys being handed over.
Denver’s real estate market has stabilized significantly from the frenzy of 2020–2022. Inventory has improved, interest rates have settled, and buyers have more time to evaluate properties than they did three years ago.
That doesn’t mean the market is slow. Well-priced homes in desirable neighborhoods still move fast. The difference is that preparation and strategy matter again, which is exactly where working with a local, full-time agent makes the biggest difference.
Current pricing data from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors (DMAR):
Property Type | Median Price (2026) | Avg. Days on Market |
Detached single-family home | $650,000 – $666,000 | 30 – 45 days |
Condo / Townhome | $390,000 – $400,000 | 35 – 50 days |
Overall, the Denver metro median | ~$599,000 | 30 – 60 days |
Source: Denver Metro Association of Realtors (DMAR), 2025.
Prices have softened slightly from 2022 peaks—particularly in the condo and townhome segment, which is down approximately 6% year-over-year. Detached single-family homes have held their value better, with smaller seasonal fluctuations.
In high-demand neighborhoods like Washington Park, Hilltop, and Cherry Creek, detached homes regularly exceed $1,000,000. In more accessible areas like Westwood, Montbello, and parts of Aurora, entry points begin around $350,000–$450,000.
For financially prepared buyers, 2026 offers a better entry point than the peak years of 2021–2022 — for three specific reasons.
The caveat: well-priced homes in popular neighborhoods still move quickly. Having a clear budget, a pre-approval letter, and a defined offer strategy before you start looking remains essential.
Denver has dozens of micro-markets. Here’s a quick map by buyer profile.
Urban Denver — Walkability, Character, Higher Price Points
First-Time Buyers — Most Accessible Price Points
CHFA down payment assistance is available for eligible first-time buyers across these areas.
Talk to a first-time buyer specialist →
Denver Suburbs — More Space, Top School Districts
City | Median Price | Best For |
[Aurora] | $380K – $600K | Affordability, diversity, growing market |
[Lakewood] | $450K – $650K | Mountain access, light rail |
[Highlands Ranch] | $550K – $850K | Top schools, master-planned community |
[Englewood] | $420K – $580K | Walkability, light rail, urban feel |
[Thornton] | $420K – $550K | Value, newer construction, north metro |
Three full-time, licensed REALTORS®. No side jobs. No missed calls.
Full-time availability — Denver moves fast. We’re reachable evenings and weekends, because that’s when you need us.
Bilingual service — Everything in English or Spanish: consultations, contracts, inspections, closing. Nothing gets lost in translation.
First-time buyer specialists — We explain the process step by step, without assuming you already know what you’re doing.
Three full-time, licensed REALTORS®. No side jobs. No missed calls.
Full-time availability — Denver moves fast. We’re reachable evenings and weekends, because that’s when you need us.
Bilingual service — Everything in English or Spanish: consultations, contracts, inspections, closing. Nothing gets lost in translation.
First-time buyer specialists — We explain the process step by step, without assuming you already know what you’re doing.
The overall median home price in the Denver metro is approximately $599,000 in 2026 (DMAR). Detached single-family homes average $650,000–$666,000. Condos and townhomes average $390,000–$400,000. Accessible areas like Westwood, Montbello, and parts of Aurora start around $350,000–$450,000.
For walkability: Washington Park, LoHi, Cherry Creek. For budgets under $500K: Westwood, Harvey Park, Montbello, West Aurora. For families and school districts: Highlands Ranch, Lakewood, Stapleton/Central Park. Su Casa Group agents work across all of these areas.
Yes — more inventory and stabilized rates make 2026 more favorable for buyers than 2021–2022. Prices remain solid, but negotiating room has returned in most submarkets. Buyers who arrive pre-approved with a clear strategy are closing successfully
Typically, 2 to 4 months total. The search phase takes 4–12 weeks, depending on budget and neighborhood. Once an offer is accepted, closing takes 30–45 days. Buyers with pre-approval in hand consistently close faster. which can save tens of thousands of dollars over a 30-year mortgage.
Legally, no, but in practice, yes. The seller's agent works for the seller — not for you. In Colorado, the seller typically pays the buyer's agent commission, so professional buyer representation costs you nothing directly.
specific income limits. The Metro Denver area also has Down Payment Assistance grants for qualifying buyers. We connect first-time clients with lenders who specialize in these programs — Su Casa Group is not a lender, but we know who runs the programs well.
Conventional loans: 3% minimum. FHA loans: 3.5%. VA loans: 0% for eligible veterans. On a $599,000 home, 3.5% equals ~$20,965. Colorado's CHFA program offers down payment assistance for eligible buyers.
Su Casa Group is a bilingual real estate team serving the Denver metro area in English and Spanish since 2017. All stages of the process are available in Spanish. Call 720-425-9642 or email info@sucasagroup.com.
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