Institute for Luxury Home Marketing
Denver Luxury
Market Report
April 2026 · Denver, Colorado
Every month, the Institute for Luxury Home Marketing releases fresh data on how Denver's high-end real estate market is performing. Here's what the April 2026 numbers actually mean — whether you're thinking of buying, selling, or just staying informed.
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What's actually happening
in Denver right now?
Denver's luxury market has two very different stories depending on what type of home you're looking at — condos & townhomes vs. standalone houses. Here's the breakdown.
Condos & Townhomes
Attached Homes
Luxury starts at $650,000+
⚖️ Balanced MarketStandalone Houses
Single-Family Homes
Luxury starts at $1,050,000+
🔥 Seller's MarketWhat does this mean for you?
Whether you're buying, selling, or just curious — here's your takeaway.
Thinking of selling a house?
Denver's luxury single-family market is moving fast and at full price. This is a strong time to list — but presentation and strategy still make or break your final number.
Thinking of selling a condo?
The market is balanced, not slow. Homes are still selling near full asking price — the key is accurate pricing from day one. Overpricing stalls momentum quickly.
Thinking of buying?
You have slightly more room to negotiate on condos. For single-family homes, competition is real — coming in prepared with financing and a clear offer strategy gives you the best shot.
Just watching the market?
Denver luxury prices are 3% higher than a year ago, and inventory is tighter — which is helping hold those values steady even as borrowing costs remain elevated.
Real estate terms, explained simply
You shouldn't need a license to understand what's happening in the market.
Not sure what this means for your home?
Every property is different. I'd love to walk you through exactly where your home — or your search — fits into today's market. No pressure, just clarity.
Book a Free Strategy CallTania De La Oliva, REALTOR® | Coldwell Banker Global Luxury | taniadelaoliva.com
The luxury threshold is set by The Institute for Luxury Home Marketing. Sales Ratio defines market type: Buyer's <12%; Balanced ≥12 to <21%; Seller's ≥21%.
Square footage data excludes listings where sq. ft. is not disclosed. Report includes Active and Sold properties; Pending properties are excluded.