Denver Real Estate Market Trends Snapshot Q1 2010
I taught a Denver Real Estate Market Trends class today at Jefferson County Association of Realtors. The class was sponsored by my managing broker at Your Castle Real Estate. We now have 2010 Q1 data and there are a couple of nuggets of good news worth noting.
One is that the average price for all of Denver Metro showed the first increase in the last four years. Another interesting data point is the average price has held steady above 2009 over the past 3 months and even increased above 2008 numbers for the month of March. There was also a slight decrease in inventory for properties priced above $450k. 
Overall, inventory still increases dramatically from the lower price segments to the higher price segments. In sum, it is probably still too early to conclusively say we’re past the bottom, but it is definitely looking more encouraging than last quarter.
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John Thomas MSEE, MBA
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Hi John-
That's great news for your local market. Nationally, we are excited to hear that so many markets appear to be stabilizing.
--Sara in San Antonio
Very good news to hear John. Thanks for the update, and the very best to you.
That is great news to hear that your inventory has decreased! I hope the end of the tax credit helps you chip in to that inventory just a bit more ;)