South Metro Denver Economic Snapshot - July '12

As we linger on this path of low mortgage interest rates and a depleted inventory of available homes for sale, the South Metro Denver real estate market continues to show signs of positive improvement. Through June/2012, the South Metro Denver market is up about 16.5% compared to through June/2011 for single family homes and attached unit sales (7,979 sales vs. 6,849 sales). The market still trails the peak year of 2005, down approximately 18% for single family home sales compared to through June/2005 (5,747 sales vs. 7,007sales).

Mountain Suburbs Economic Snapshot - July '12

As we linger on this path of low mortgage interest rates and a depleted inventory of available homes for sale, the Mountain Suburbs real estate market continues to show signs of positive improvement. Through June/2012, the Mountain Suburbs market is up about 34% compared to through June/2011 for single family homes and attached unit sales (378 sales vs. 281 sales). The market still trails the peak year of 2005, down approximately 11.5% for single family home sales compared to through June/2005 (363 sales vs. 411 sales).

Metro Denver Economic Snapshot - July '12

As we linger on this path of low mortgage interest rates and a depleted inventory of available homes for sale, the Metro Denver real estate market continues to show signs of positive improvement. Through June/2012, the Metro Denver market is up about 14.75% compared to through June/2011 for single family homes and attached unit sales (8,525 sales vs. 7,429 sales). The market still trails the peak year of 2005, down approximately 15.50% for single family home sales compared to through June/2005 (6,177 sales vs. 7,307 sales).

Jefferson County Economic Snapshot - July '12

As we linger on this path of low mortgage interest rates and a depleted inventory of available homes for sale, the Jefferson County real estate market continues to show signs of positive improvement. Through June/2012, the Jefferson County market is up about 22.60% compared to through June/2011 for single family homes and attached unit sales (1,809 sales vs. 1,475 sales). The market still trails the peak year of 2005, down approximately 16.20% for single family home sales compared to through June/2005 (1,508 sales vs. 1,800 sales).

Douglas County Economic Snapshot - July '12

As we linger on this path of low mortgage interest rates and a depleted inventory of available homes for sale, the Douglas County real estate market continues to show signs of positive improvement. Through June/2012, the Douglas County market is up about 22% compared to through June/2011 for single family homes and attached unit sales (3,230 sales vs. 2,645 sales). The market still trails the peak year of 2005, down approximately 13% for single family home sales compared to through June/2005 (2,874 sales vs. 3,307 sales).

Broomfield/Westminster Economic Snapshot - July '12

As we linger on this path of low mortgage interest rates and a depleted inventory of available homes for sale, the Broomfield/Westminster real estate market continues to show signs of positive improvement. Through June/2012, the Broomfield/Westminster market is up about 12.70% compared to through June/2011 for single family homes and attached unit sales (2,212 sales vs. 1,963 sales). The market still trails the peak year of 2005, down approximately 21% for single family home sales compared to through June/2005 (1,883 sales vs. 2,384 sales).

Aurora Economic Snapshot - July '12

As we linger on this path of low mortgage interest rates and a depleted inventory of available homes for sale, the Aurora real estate market continues to show signs of positive improvement. Through June/2012, the Aurora market is up about 1% compared to through June/2011 for single family homes and attached unit sales (2,396 sales vs. 2,373 sales). The market still trails the peak year of 2005, down approximately 30% for single family home sales compared to through June/2005 (1,747 sales vs. 2,521 sales).