Economic uncertainty has many buyers and sellers asking big questions:
“How does stock market volatility affect home values?”
“Will tariffs or inflation impact what I can buy or sell for?”
“Is it smarter to wait until next year?”

These are important questions—and the good news is that despite the headlines, the real estate market in the Denver Metro area continues to show strength and resilience. While the stock market has seen major swings, housing has remained relatively stable. That’s one of the reasons real estate is still viewed as one of the most reliable long-term investments.

Unlike financial markets, home values don’t fluctuate dramatically day-to-day. The value of your home doesn’t change every time the market dips. And in uncertain times, that kind of consistency is reassuring.

Concerns around tariffs, inflation, and rising costs are valid. However, these factors are not currently driving down the value of existing homes. Demand in our local market remains steady, and many buyers are still actively looking for the right home.

The latest numbers from March 2025 paint a clear picture: buyer activity is picking up, listings are increasing, and demand remains strong. The median close price in March was $599,000, a minimal change from March 2024’s $595,000—demonstrating the kind of price stability that builds confidence.

We also saw a 25% increase in closed sales year-over-year, with over 3,500 homes sold, and a 41% rise in pending sales. That means not only are more homes selling, but many more buyers are writing offers. Inventory is growing too—new listings jumped by 32%, and active listings climbed past 9,700, a significant increase from the 5,849 active listings in March 2024.

These shifts mean more choices for buyers, but also more competition for sellers. Homes are staying on the market slightly longer, with a median of 18 days, up from 11 days last March, yet still reflecting a fast-moving market. Inventory has grown to 2.78 months, up from 1.67 months in 2024, indicating a market that’s beginning to rebalance—but is far from oversaturated.

In short, Denver’s market is active, balanced, and full of opportunity. If you’re considering a move, it’s a smart time to connect with a real estate expert who understands how to navigate both economic shifts and local trends.

Whatever your next step may be, a Forever Agent® is here to help. From navigating current market conditions to making a plan for the future, your Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Colorado Real Estate Forever Agent is committed to providing trusted guidance and real estate support for life.

Looking for expert advice on buying, selling, or planning your next move? Your Forever Agent is here to help you plan with confidence, call us at 303-905-8850 or visit BHHScoloradorealestate.com to get started.

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Source: Statistical information courtesy of Denver Metro Association of REALTORS® (DMAR) and REcolorado.