Brian Trampler

DENVER MARKET REPORT  |  OCTOBER 2026

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Published October 7, 2026 | Update planned ~October 15 when SMDRA and CAR publish.

DENVER MARKET REPORT  |  OCTOBER 2026

What the Numbers Actually Mean for You

By Brian Trampler  |  Corcoran Perry & Co.

 

The Snapshot

September came in as the sharpest pullback of the year. Prices dropped below $600K for the first time since early [...]

Denver's Fall Arts Season: Theatre, Film & Gallery Walks

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Denver's Fall Arts Season: Theatre, Film & Gallery Walks

By Brian Trampler

Posted October 1, 2026

Photo by Morgan Newnham on Unsplash

Denver's fall arts calendar fills up fast, and most of it costs little or nothing to try. Between October 2 and mid-November there is a mural festival, a Shakespeare production, a lit-up pumpkin walk, a film festival, and a ten-day citywide [...]

What Fort Logan Actually Offers

Brian Trampler

NEIGHBORHOOD SPOTLIGHT  |  FORT LOGAN

What Fort Logan Actually Offers

By Brian Trampler  |  Corcoran Perry & Co.

The Snapshot

Median Closed Price: $535,000 as of August 2026, up about 2% from $525,750 back in March.

Median Price Per Square Foot: $249, holding flat over that same stretch.

Days on Market: homes here are averaging 22 days, up from 16 in the spring, but still faster than the Denver metro average of [...]

Denver Craft Beer Meets Denver Home Styles | September: IPAs & Bold Architecture

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Denver Craft Beer Meets Denver Home Styles | September: IPAs & Bold Architecture

Written by Brian Trampler, Broker Associate and REALTOR® with Corcoran Perry & Co., Denver, CO.

Bold choices, on tap and on the market.

 

New Here? Start With This

Colorado has more breweries per capita than almost anywhere in the country, and Denver's [...]

DENVER MARKET REPORT | September 2026

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Published September 10th, 2026 | Update expected mid month

DENVER MARKET REPORT  |  SEPTEMBER 2026

What the Numbers Actually Mean for You

By Brian Trampler  |  Corcoran Perry & Co.

 

August gave us a market that’s settling into its late-summer rhythm, and the story is less about a turn than a pause. Closings slowed sharply, prices eased [...]

Contingent Offers in Today's Denver Market: When They Work and When They Don't

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Contingent Offers in Today's Denver Market

If you need to sell your current home before you can buy the next one, you've probably heard that contingent offers are the kiss of death in Denver. That was truer a few years ago than it is right now. The market has shifted, and it's worth understanding exactly how before you assume your offer [...]

Fall Festivals, Pumpkin Patches, and Foliage Drives Around Denver

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Fall Festivals, Pumpkin Patches, and Foliage Drives Around Denver

Fall in Denver runs longer than people expect. Because the metro sits within a couple hours of five different climate zones, you can chase peak color from mid-September all the way into mid-November just by changing elevation. If you're new to the city, or you've got family visiting this fall, here's where I'd point [...]

Denver Craft Beer Meets Denver Home Styles | August: Gose and Small-Footprint Living

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Denver Craft Beer Meets Denver Home Styles | August: Gose and Small-Footprint Living

Written by Brian Trampler, Broker Associate and REALTOR® with Corcoran Perry & Co., Denver, CO.

Small can still make a statement.

New Here? Start With This

Colorado has more breweries per capita than almost anywhere in the country, and Denver's housing [...]

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