Thinking about moving to Denver in 2026? You’ve probably seen the headlines — prices dropping, people leaving Colorado, market “cooling off.” But what’s actually happening?
In this video, we break down what’s really going on in the Denver housing market right now so you can make a smart decision — whether you’re relocating to Colorado or already living here.
We cover:
• Are Denver home prices actually falling, or just stabilizing from peak levels?
• What’s changed in 2026: inventory, days on market, and buyer leverage
• Why Colorado just saw its first net migration loss in over 20 years — and why that doesn’t mean Denver is “over”
• The quiet incentives builders are offering right now (rate buydowns, credits, and flexible pricing)
• The surprising stat about Colorado incomes being up roughly 40%+ since 2019
• What this all means if you’re buying in the next 12–24 months
If you’re asking yourself:
Should I wait for a crash?
Is 2026 a terrible time to buy in Denver?
Are new builds a better deal than resale right now?
This video will give you clarity.
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Hopefully Denver is over !!
People don’t leave because the cost of housing went up, unless they are renters. Home Owners would only leave if the government is failing, property taxes are going up higher than other places or the city is crumbling from internal turmoil and illegal aliens. Be sure to reply with your opinion on this dichotomy.
At 9:53, perfect example as to why realtors comprise the laziest profession in existance. Comps mean nothing. A single buyer means everything and its your damm job to find that buyer not to hang around and wait for someone to wander by & throw out a terrible offer. Its called selling which requires promotion and often hunting for the customer. This is true for every sales profession on earth. The 1st time a realtor mentions a comp, its time to move on. Comps do not consider improvements or deficiencies just averages. But you all know that.
Being a Denver resident for 26 years I’d have to disagree with cost of living being anywhere close or at least feel anywhere close to being on par with how much pay is base standard across Aurora and Denver. 27 an hour people will tell you is really good
Best thing that could happen ! No water here !