Median sale price
$597K
all home types
Denver Metro
Real Estate in Denver, CO
Jeffrey White helps buyers, sellers and investors navigate Denver's neighborhoods, from downtown condos to historic bungalows and small multi-unit buildings, with the numbers run before you make an offer.
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About Denver
Denver real estate at a glance
Denver is Colorado's capital and its largest city, and it works as both a city and a county. That means one set of rules for zoning, permits and licensing covers the whole city, but the housing underneath varies a lot from block to block: downtown and Capitol Hill condos, red-brick Denver squares, early-1900s bungalows, townhomes, duplexes and a growing number of newer infill homes.
Buyers searching for a Denver home usually weigh neighborhood character against budget and commute. Areas such as LoHi, the Highlands, Washington Park, Cherry Creek, Park Hill and RiNo each have their own feel, and nearby neighborhoods can price very differently even when they are only a few minutes apart.
Jeffrey is based in Englewood, just south of the city, and works Denver deals regularly. For current prices, days on market and rent levels in a specific neighborhood, ask for a market analysis built from recent comparable sales rather than relying on citywide averages.
Home prices
Home prices in Denver, CO
Change vs. last year
+4.7%
median sale price
Median days on market
35
typical time to sell
Homes sold in September
2,082
closed sales
Denver is the metro's price benchmark. Redfin puts the median sale price near $597,000, up about 4.7% from a year earlier, with homes selling in roughly five weeks. That one number blends downtown condos, Highlands bungalows, duplexes and new builds, so two Denver homes can sit hundreds of thousands of dollars apart. For perspective, Aurora's median is near $447,000 and Englewood's is near $510,000, which shows how much the city line alone can matter.
Source: Redfin housing market data for Denver, three months ending September 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 Denver
Areas and landmarks worth knowing in Denver
Downtown, LoDo and Union Station
Condos and lofts near the rail hub, the stadiums and the A Line to Denver International Airport. HOA dues and building rules matter as much as price.
The Highlands and Berkeley
Northwest Denver neighborhoods with older bungalows and Denver squares, walkable commercial streets and plenty of teardown and renovation activity.
Washington Park and Platt Park
Established south-central neighborhoods around Wash Park, with a mix of historic homes and modern rebuilds.
Park Hill, Stapleton and the east side
Tree-lined historic streets in Park Hill and newer planned neighborhoods farther east, with a wider range of home types and lot sizes.
How Jeffrey helps
Buying, selling and investing in Denver
Buying in Denver
With a median near $597,000, Denver rewards buyers who know their target blocks. Jeffrey weighs condo and single-family trade-offs, checks HOA dues, and shapes offers for the pockets of the city where homes still draw competition.
Buyer services →Selling in Denver
Denver sellers see very different outcomes by neighborhood and home type. Jeffrey builds your price from sales within a few blocks and plans marketing around the buyers most likely to pay full value.
Seller services →Investing in Denver
Higher entry prices mean the math has to work. Jeffrey stress-tests duplexes, small multi-unit buildings and house hacks against today's rents, rates and repair costs before you offer.
Investor services →What to weigh
Questions Jeffrey helps you answer in Denver
- How older homes, lot sizes and zoning affect renovation, an accessory unit or redevelopment plans
- Whether a duplex or house-hack layout works with your financing and occupancy plans
- Denver's short-term rental rules, which generally require the host to live in the home as a primary residence, so confirm current rules before you underwrite one
- How nearby neighborhoods compare on price per square foot, HOA dues and property taxes
Lifestyle and commute
Getting around Denver
Denver has the metro's widest set of transportation options: light rail and commuter rail from Union Station, bus routes, bike lanes and quick access to I-25, I-70 and I-225. Lifestyle ranges from walkable restaurant districts to quiet residential streets near parks, and the mountains are generally an easy drive west.
Denver moves block by block and month by month. Ask Jeffrey for a neighborhood analysis from recent comparable sales, or enter your own price and rent in the calculators to see whether a Denver deal holds up. Try the investment calculators →
Nearby
Other areas Jeffrey serves near Denver
Aurora, CO
Large east-metro city near Anschutz and Buckley.
Aurora real estate →Lakewood, CO
Jefferson County city west of Denver, near Belmar.
Lakewood real estate →Edgewater, CO
Small city next to Sloan's Lake and Denver.
Edgewater real estate →Sheridan, CO
Small Arapahoe County city near light rail.
Sheridan real estate →Englewood, CO
Jeffrey's home base, minutes from downtown Denver.
Englewood real estate →Berkeley (Denver), CO
Northwest Denver near Tennyson Street.
Berkeley (Denver) real estate →A little clarity
Questions about Denver
What is the median home price in Denver, CO?
Redfin reports a median sale price of about $597,000 in Denver for the three months ending September 2026, up roughly 4.7% year over year. Medians mix condos and houses, so ask Jeffrey for figures specific to your neighborhood and home type.
What types of homes can I buy in Denver?
Denver has condos and lofts, townhomes, historic bungalows and Denver squares, duplexes and newer infill homes. Jeffrey can help you narrow by neighborhood, budget and how you plan to use the property.
Can I run a short-term rental in Denver?
Denver's short-term rental rules generally require a license and that the host live in the home as a primary residence, which limits purely investor-owned short-term rentals. Rules change, so confirm with the city, and Jeffrey can run longer-term rental numbers as an alternative.
Is Denver a good place to house hack?
Duplexes, triplexes and homes with a separate unit or basement can work for house hacking, depending on zoning and financing. Jeffrey runs the numbers on your target property so you can see what your out-of-pocket housing cost could look like.
How do I find out what homes are selling for in my Denver neighborhood?
Ask Jeffrey for a neighborhood market analysis based on recent comparable sales. Citywide averages can hide big differences between nearby areas.
Next step
Ready to talk about Denver?
Tell Jeffrey your budget and timeline, and he will map out realistic Denver options.