Colorado Market Dashboard
12 months of MLS trends across Colorado's top cities — median prices, days on market, and inventory levels in one view.
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Denver · Latest Snapshot (Mar '26)
Market Velocity — All Cities (Mar '26)
Lower DOM + lower inventory = hotter seller's market
| City | Median Price | Days on Market | Inventory (mo) | Velocity Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Highlands Ranch | $641K | 16 days | 1.1 mo | 65 — Warm |
Littleton | $584K | 18 days | 1.5 mo | 58 — Warm |
Boulder | $791K | 21 days | 1.3 mo | 56 — Warm |
Castle Rock | $611K | 22 days | 1.7 mo | 50 — Warm |
Denver | $559K | 24 days | 1.7 mo | 47 — Balanced |
Fort Collins | $486K | 24 days | 1.8 mo | 46 — Balanced |
Median Home Price Trend
12-month rolling median sold price (Apr 2025 – Mar 2026)
- Denver
- Highlands Ranch
- Boulder
Days on Market
Average days from list to contract — lower = faster market
- Denver
- Highlands Ranch
- Boulder
Months of Inventory
<2 mo = seller's market · 2–4 mo = balanced · >4 mo = buyer's market
- Denver
- Highlands Ranch
- Boulder
📊 Eric's Market Read — March 2026
Spring inventory is climbing but buyer demand is accelerating faster. Highlands Ranch and Boulder remain the tightest markets with sub-20 DOM and under 1.5 months of supply — effectively seller's markets year-round. Denver and Littleton are seeing a spring rebound after a softer Q4 2025. Fort Collins offers the most inventory of any major metro, making it the friendliest buyer entry point right now. If you're considering a move, the next 60 days are historically the most competitive period of the year — being pre-approved and ready to act quickly is essential.
Data based on RECOLORADO MLS reports and local market research. Charts illustrate representative 12-month trends. Consult Eric Fitch for current hyperlocal data.