Median sale price
$800K
all home types
Denver Metro
Real Estate in Berkeley, Denver CO
Whether you are buying, selling or investing in Berkeley (also spelled Berkley), Jeffrey White offers local guidance in a northwest Denver neighborhood with older homes, Tennyson Street shops and quick access to the Highlands.
Denver Metro · BerkeleyLocal guidance for your next move
About Berkeley
Berkeley (Denver) real estate at a glance
Berkeley, which people also spell Berkley, is a northwest Denver neighborhood north of the Highlands and near Regis University. Because it is part of the City and County of Denver, Denver's zoning, permit and licensing rules apply.
The neighborhood is known for early-twentieth-century bungalows and Denver squares on tree-lined streets, as well as newer infill homes and some duplexes. Tennyson Street offers independent shops, galleries and restaurants, and Berkeley Park and Berkeley Lake Park add green space.
Because many homes here are older and lots can offer potential for additions or accessory units, it helps to compare renovation costs and zoning rules before you buy. Jeffrey walks through those details with you.
Home prices
Home prices in Berkeley, CO
Change vs. last year
-5.5%
median sale price
Median days on market
15
typical time to sell
Homes sold in June
64
closed sales
Redfin's latest figures for Berkeley, for the three months ending June 2026, show a median sale price near $800,000, down about 5.5% from a year earlier, with homes selling in about 15 days. Only about 64 homes sold in June. Prices run well above Denver's citywide median near $597,000, which reflects demand for the neighborhood's walkable location.
Source: Redfin housing market data for Berkeley (Denver), three months ending June 2026; accessed October 22, 2026. These are medians for all home types that shift as new sales close, so use them as a guide, not an appraisal.
Around Berkeley
Areas and landmarks worth knowing in Berkeley
Tennyson Street
A local arts and dining corridor with shops, restaurants and galleries.
Berkeley Park and Berkeley Lake Park
Parks and green space that anchor the neighborhood.
Bungalows and Denver squares
Older homes with character, many ready for updates.
Near the Highlands and I-70
Quick access to nearby neighborhoods and highways.
How Jeffrey helps
Buying, selling and investing in Berkeley
Buying in Berkeley
Berkeley homes sell in about two weeks, so preparation is key. Jeffrey helps you tour quickly, spot foundation or sewer issues in older homes and write competitive offers.
Buyer services →Selling in Berkeley
A recent price dip means pricing needs care. Jeffrey studies closed Berkeley and nearby Highlands sales to set a realistic number and plan marketing around Tennyson Street appeal.
Seller services →Investing in Berkeley
At about $800,000, Berkeley deals need strong numbers, often through additions, accessory units or a duplex. Jeffrey checks zoning and rents before you offer.
Investor services →What to weigh
Questions Jeffrey helps you answer in Berkeley
- Condition of older homes, including foundations, sewer lines, roofs and electrical
- Lot size, zoning and whether an addition or accessory unit is allowed
- How Berkeley compares with the Highlands, Sunnyside and nearby neighborhoods
- Denver's rental and short-term rental rules, which you should confirm with the city
Investor guides
Strategies to compare
Lifestyle and commute
Getting around Berkeley
Berkeley is close to I-70, I-25 and Federal Boulevard, with downtown Denver a short drive away. Tennyson Street, nearby parks and neighborhood shops are within reach.
Berkeley is a small neighborhood, so a handful of sales can shape the median. Ask Jeffrey for a custom analysis of the blocks you like. Try the investment calculators →
Nearby
Other areas Jeffrey serves near Berkeley
Denver, CO
Colorado's capital: condos, bungalows and duplexes.
Denver real estate →Edgewater, CO
Small city next to Sloan's Lake and Denver.
Edgewater real estate →Sherrelwood, CO
Adams County community with mid-century homes.
Sherrelwood real estate →Arvada, CO
Historic Olde Town and northwest metro neighborhoods.
Arvada real estate →Wheat Ridge, CO
Carnation City west of Denver with larger lots.
Wheat Ridge real estate →Westminster, CO
Standley Lake, US 36 and Church Ranch.
Westminster real estate →A little clarity
Questions about Berkeley
What is the median home price in Berkeley, Denver?
Redfin reports a median sale price of about $800,000 in Denver's Berkeley neighborhood for the three months ending June 2026, down roughly 5.5% year over year. Sales counts are small, so ask for a custom analysis.
Is it Berkeley or Berkley?
The neighborhood is usually written Berkeley, though many people write Berkley. Jeffrey helps buyers and sellers in the same area either way.
What homes are common in Berkeley?
Older bungalows and Denver squares are common, alongside newer infill homes and some duplexes.
Is Berkeley part of Denver?
Yes. Berkeley is a neighborhood in the City and County of Denver, so Denver's rules apply.
Can Jeffrey help me find an investment property in Berkeley?
Yes. He helps investors weigh bungalow flips, duplexes and BRRRR deals in northwest Denver and checks zoning and repair costs first.
Next step
Ready to talk about Berkeley?
Tell Jeffrey your Berkeley plans, and he will run the numbers with you.