DENVER MARKET REPORT | AUGUST 2026
What the Numbers Actually Mean for You
By Brian Trampler | Corcoran Perry & Co.
July gave us a market that is settling into its summer rhythm, and the story isn't dramatic. It's patience.
Homes took longer to sell in July than they did in June, and that's now three months running. Prices are [...]
Why the Highest Number Isn't the Best Price
Blog post — Brian Trampler, Corcoran Perry & Co.
Every seller I sit down with wants the same thing: the most money for their home. That's not naive, that's just correct. Where things go sideways is in the assumption that the way to get there is by starting [...]
PUBLISHING NOTE
Published July 9, 2026 | Early read based on REcolorado (July 7) and DMAR (July 6) June data. Update planned ~July 15 when SMDRA and CAR publish.
What the Numbers Actually Mean for You
By Brian Trampler | Corcoran Perry & Co.
Six months in, and the Denver market has found a rhythm.
Not a breakout. Not a retreat. A [...]
What the Numbers Actually Mean for You - June 2026 Edition
By Brian Trampler | Corcoran Perry & Co.
Here's something that doesn't get said enough: a market can be slow and healthy at the same time.
May confirmed that. Transaction volume is down year-over-year. Rates are still above 6%. DMAR's own summary says higher mortgage rates are [...]
DENVER MARKET REPORT | MAY 2026
What the Numbers Actually Mean for You
By Brian Trampler | Corcoran Perry & Co.
March felt like a turning point. Then April showed up.
After a 30% surge in pending sales in March — the strongest month-over-month jump in over a year — April pumped the brakes. Pending listings dipped about 2% from March. [...]
Week 2: Turning Renters into Owners Series
There's a common myth that you need a massive down payment to buy a home in Denver. In my previous post about Denver's housing affordability, I revealed that hundreds of homes are available under $400K. But what about the down payment? Let me share something many [...]
Week 1: Turning Renters into Owners Series
There's a common misconception that Denver Metro's housing market is completely out of reach for the average buyer. As a real estate professional working in this market every day, I feel compelled to share some data that tells a different story
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