Median sale price
$519K
all home types
Denver Metro
Jeffrey White's local guidance covers buying, selling and investing in Westminster, a north Denver metro city between Denver and Boulder, with neighborhoods around Standley Lake, Church Ranch and the US 36 corridor.
About Westminster
Westminster sits northwest of Denver and spans parts of Adams and Jefferson counties. Its position along US 36 between Denver and Boulder makes it a convenient base for commuters, and express bus service and the B Line commuter rail add transit options along the corridor.
Housing ranges from established ranch and two-story homes to newer townhomes and mixed-use developments, such as those near Westminster Station and Bradburn Village. Standley Lake Regional Park and the surrounding trails are a major amenity for nearby neighborhoods.
Because the city spans two counties and many HOA communities, Jeffrey checks the details early, including taxes, fees and rental rules, so you know the true cost of ownership.
Home prices
Median sale price
all home types
Change vs. last year
median sale price
Median days on market
typical time to sell
Median price per sq ft
all home types
Westminster's median sale price is about $519,000 per Redfin, down roughly 2.1% from last year, and homes take about 34 days to sell. Median price per square foot is near $258. That is similar to Thornton at around $525,000 but below Broomfield's roughly $649,000, which is why many buyers compare all three along the US 36 and I-25 corridors.
Source: Redfin housing market data for Westminster, three months ending September 2026; accessed October 22, 2026. Homes sold in September: 336. These are medians for all home types that shift as new sales close, so use them as a guide, not an appraisal.
Around Westminster
Neighborhoods near a large reservoir and regional park with trails and water recreation.
A growing mixed-use area with offices, shops and the B Line commuter rail station.
Neighborhoods with townhomes, shops and newer construction near major retail.
Older single-family streets with mature trees and renovation potential.
How Jeffrey helps
A softer year-over-year price and a 34-day median give Westminster buyers some negotiating room. Jeffrey helps you compare townhomes against single-family homes and checks HOA rules before you commit.
Buyer services →Westminster homes that are priced to the current market tend to sell in about a month. Jeffrey helps you set that price and highlights features, such as Standley Lake access, that buyers value.
Seller services →Mixed-use areas and townhomes near Westminster Station can attract renters, but HOA rules and fees vary. Jeffrey verifies rental permissions and cash flow before you offer.
Investor services →What to weigh
Investor guides
Lifestyle and commute
Westminster has easy access to US 36, I-25 and I-76, and the B Line commuter rail runs from Westminster Station to Union Station. Standley Lake, open space and trail systems are spread across the city.
Because Westminster straddles two counties, carrying costs can differ between similar homes. Jeffrey pulls the specifics, and the calculators let you test what a Westminster purchase looks like at your budget. Try the investment calculators →
Nearby
City and county between Denver and Boulder.
Broomfield real estate →Historic Olde Town and northwest metro neighborhoods.
Arvada real estate →Growing north-metro city with N Line rail.
Thornton real estate →Adams County city with N Line rail and Webster Lake.
Northglenn real estate →Adams County community with mid-century homes.
Sherrelwood real estate →Adams County community north of Denver.
Twin Lakes real estate →A little clarity
Redfin reports a median sale price of about $519,000 in Westminster for the three months ending September 2026, down about 2.1% from a year earlier. Ask Jeffrey for recent sales in your target neighborhood.
Westminster includes parts of Adams and Jefferson counties. The county can affect taxes and services, and Jeffrey confirms it for any property you consider.
Yes. The B Line serves Westminster Station and connects to Union Station in downtown Denver.
Standley Lake Regional Park, city trails and open space are popular. Proximity to Boulder and the foothills adds more options.
Yes. He helps compare strategies such as house hacking, rentals and BRRRR, and runs the numbers before you make an offer.
Next step
Let Jeffrey know what matters most in Westminster, whether that is commute, lake access or price.