Median Days on Market — Detached vs. Attached (Condo/Townhome), Denver Metro | DMAR, June 2026 activity

Detached homes sold in a median of 14 days in June. Attached homes — condos and townhomes — took more than twice as long, a median of 34 days. That gap is where this month's story lives.

Source: DMAR Market Trends Report, June 2026 activity (REcolorado MLS data), published July 3, 2026.

Denver's market is splitting into two speeds. Detached homes sold in a median of 14 days in June. Attached homes — condos and townhomes — took 34 days, up 17% from May. Detached prices held at $675,000, up 1.5% year over year. Attached prices slipped to $391,750, down about 2%.

If your home shows well and needs nothing, buyers are still moving fast and paying close to full price. The sale-to-list ratio sits near 99% in both segments. If it needs updates, buyers are taking longer to decide — and pricing the work into their offer. That's true whether you're selling a fixer or buying one.

Denver's active inventory ran well above year-ago levels for nearly two years, through April. That growth has now turned negative two months running — down 7.2% in May and 4.9% in June. It's worth watching, though the pace of decline actually eased from May to June.

If your home needs work, would you fix it up before listing — or price it for the buyer who will?

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