Denver Housing Market: Cautious Optimism For 2025 Despite Challenges

Sara B. Hansen, Denver Post
Fri, 01/03/2025 - 12:23pm

Denver area realtors are cautiously optimistic about the housing market in 2025. After a largely static year, realtors expect stable interest rates, a balanced market, more transactions, and a renewed interest in urban living. “I don’t think the market will change significantly,” said Craig Harcek with 8z. “Denver largely has a static population and I don’t think inventory will grow so fast we’ll see a deflation in value.” Stacie Staub with West+Main agreed.

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