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Denver Buyer's Market Playbook
What do Denver's October 2026 numbers actually show? This free guide breaks down the latest DMAR data — including why 65% of sales now involve seller concessions, and why houses and condos are two very different markets. Updated November 2026.
Prices held in October. The discount moved. 65% of Denver metro home sales involved a seller concession — and many buyers don't know how to ask for one.
This free guide gives buyers, sellers, and anyone watching the Denver market a clear, honest breakdown of what's actually happening — and what to do with it.
Inside:
What the October 2026 DMAR data actually shows (it's not a crash)
Why seller concessions are now part of most deals — and how buyers use them
Houses vs. condos: why they're now two different markets
The honest answer to "I might catch a falling knife"
How sellers are still closing well
The long-term case for Denver real estate
Written by Neil Christiansen, Certified Mortgage Advisor at Aspire Mortgage Advisors. Educational, data-driven, no sales pitch.
Neil Christiansen, Mortgage Loan Officer, NMLS #249268 · Aspire Mortgage Advisors, LLC, NMLS #2617555 · Equal Housing Opportunity. Educational information only; not a commitment to lend.
