The Berkshire Group, Realtors constantly track the Denver real estate market, keeping track of Denver average home sale prices, the average condo prices, including the percent of sales price changes, number of homes for sale in the market, percent in change in available inventory, average days on market and the absorption rate. Tracking the past is a way to predict trends in the real estate market. For additional information about specific neighborhoods and their growth trends, please call.
April 2005
Metro Denver Prices:
| Single Family Average Price: | Apr. 2005 – $307,308 |
| (Detached Dwelling) | Mar. 2005 – $292,046 |
| Apr. 2004 – $284,853 | |
| Condo Average Price | Apr. 2005 – $181,873 |
| Mar. 2005 – $184,409 | |
| Apr. 2004 – $183,529 | |
| Combined Average Price | Apr. 2005 – $279,450 |
| Mar. 2005 – $269,254 | |
| Apr. 2004 – $262,086 |
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Percent of Sales Price Change: (from Apr. 2004 to Apr. 2005)
Prepared byLarry D. McGee, CRS, CRBThe Berkshire Group |
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