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Denver's Housing Market & Victorian Homes Denver’s housing market continues to evolve in 2026, and one of the most fascinating neighborhoods to watch is Capitol Hill. Known for its tree-lined streets, historic mansions, vintage condos, and iconic Victorian architecture, Capitol Hill remains one of Denver’s most desirable urban neighborhoods for buyers seeking charm, walkability, and character. Across the greater Denver metro area, the market has shifted toward a more balanced environment after several years of intense competition. Inventory levels have increased, giving buyers more choices and slightly more negotiating power. While overall Denver home prices are still up modestly year-over-year, price growth has softened compared to the pandemic boom years. to read more, check out our blog post!
May 2026 Your Castle Real Estate Newsletter Spring’s Early Rush Gives Way to Stability After several months of steadily building momentum, April’s market data suggests the spring market may be beginning to settle into a more familiar rhythm. Inventory climbed significantly, while pending activity softened slightly and pricing remained relatively stable overall. Combined with the unusually mild winter and early start to the spring market we experienced this year, some of the typical seasonal surge may have simply arrived earlier than usual. While earlier months left some question as to whether this was temporary seasonal momentum, the market continues showing many of the same patterns we’ve consistently seen since 2022: stable pricing, measured buyer activity, and gradually increasing inventory. Inventory saw one of its largest jumps of the spring so far, with active listings at month’s end climbing to 11,539 homes. New listings also increased notably from March, particularly in the detached market. Compared to last year, inventory remains meaningfully higher across most segments of the market. While inventory levels are still below long-term historical averages, buyers are continuing to gain more options as the market moves deeper into the spring season. The combination of rising inventory and slightly softer pending activity suggests homes may simply be absorbing at a slower pace than they were earlier this year. To read more check out our blog post!
Your Castle Night at the Rockies: A Night to Connect, Celebrate, and Grow This is a chance for our agents to show up for their clients in a way that feels natural. No pressure, no sales — just a great night out, good energy, and real connection with the people who support your business every day. We built this to be easy. Agents can invite their clients, friends, and network, and we’ve got the tools ready to go — from social posts to emails to a full event page. Clients can RSVP, select their agent, and from there it’s seamless. The goal is simple: bring 1,000 people together for one unforgettable night. And there’s a bigger opportunity here too. We’ll be recognizing a select group of agents on the field before first pitch — from top producers to mentors to those who show up in a big way for this event. It’s more than recognition… it’s a moment to build your brand in front of your clients and the entire Your Castle community. But at the end of the day, this is about relationships. The conversations in the stands. The people you bring together. The moments your clients remember long after the game ends. That’s what builds a real business. So grab your clients, lock in your tickets, and be part of something that feels a little bigger than just another event. Let’s pack Coors Field.
Celebrating Tamara’s Return to Your Castle Real Estate There’s something special about welcoming someone back home. Your Castle Real Estate is truly grateful to have Tamara back where she belongs. We could not be more excited about what this year has in store. Tamara is a Denver native with more than $40 million in career sales and six years of experience in the Denver real estate market. She knows this city. Not just the neighborhoods and pricing trends, but the pace, the people, the lifestyle. That kind of local knowledge matters. What really stands out about Tamara is how she works. She is responsive. Detailed. Calm when things get stressful. Focused on her clients from the first conversation all the way to closing. Buyers and sellers want someone steady in their corner, and that’s exactly what she brings. To read more, check out our blog post!
Experienced Colorado Real Estate Leaders Join Your Castle Real Estate Your Castle Real Estate is proud to welcome Athena Brownson and Andrea Berrocal to the team. With deep Colorado roots, over a decade of industry experience, and more than $120 million in closed volume, Athena and Andrea bring a powerful combination of strategy, organization, and client-centered service to our brokerage. As Colorado natives with strong ties to Breckenridge, Evergreen, and the greater Denver real estate market, their addition further strengthens Your Castle’s presence across the state. We are excited to support their continued growth and can’t wait to see the big things ahead for this dynamic team in the coming year. To read more, check out our blog post!
Denver Housing Market Trends Denver Housing Market Trends Analysis (February 2026 Update) As we move into 2026, the Denver housing market continues its shift from the rapid seller-favorable conditions seen earlier in the decade toward a more balanced environment where both buyers and sellers must adapt their strategies. Understanding these trends is essential whether you’re buying, selling, or simply tracking local real estate performance. Price Movement & Market Stabilization Recent data show Denver home prices have moderated from the steep appreciation seen in past years. The median sale price in late 2025 hovered around roughly $557,000 – $590,000, with year-over-year declines or flat growth depending on neighborhood and property type. Single-family homes have held value relatively well, while condos and townhomes have softened more noticeably. This stabilization reflects a broader market recalibration — sellers are adjusting expectations and relying less on multiple-offer scenarios, while buyers benefit from more realistic pricing. Rising Inventory & Buyer Leverage A defining trend in Denver is the increase in housing inventory. Listings have climbed substantially compared to years past, giving buyers more choices and room to negotiate. Inventory reports indicate active listings in the thousands — up year-over-year and providing a notable shift from the historically tight market conditions. To read more, check out our blog post!
Your Castle Real Estate Announces 2025 Company Rankings, Top Teams & Top 100 Agents At Your Castle Real Estate, we are proud to recognize the exceptional achievements of our agents, teams, and leadership across Colorado with the release of our 2025 Company Rankings, Team Performance Results, and Top 100 Agent Awards. This year’s results reflect an extraordinary level of professionalism, collaboration, and commitment to clients—hallmarks of the Your Castle culture for more than 20 years. As a people-first, agent-focused brokerage, these accomplishments represent not just individual success, but the collective strength of our entire company. 2025 Company Performance Highlights In 2025, Your Castle Real Estate continued to demonstrate strong market leadership across Colorado, supported by education, innovation, and local expertise. Company-wide achievements include: $1.8 billion in total sales volume 2,900 closed transactions $45 million in gross commission income (GCI) These results underscore the power of collaboration, data-driven strategy, and agent empowerment within the Your Castle model. To read more, check out our blog post!
December 2025 Your Castle Real Estate Newsletter Tis the season… for slowing down—especially in Denver real estate. As the holiday season settles into colder days and festive evenings, the Denver Metro housing market follows a familiar and time-tested pattern. Historically, the final quarter of the year brings a noticeable lull: fewer new listings, fewer buyers out touring homes, and many households pausing their real estate plans until after the new year. With gatherings, travel, weather, and long to-do lists competing for attention, it’s no surprise that activity cools long before the temperatures hit their coldest. To read more, check out our blog post!
November 2025 Your Castle Real Estate Newsletter A New Chapter for Denver Real Estate Momentum in Denver’s housing market continues to point toward long-term stability. The gradual, sustained trends that have emerged throughout 2025 are shaping a more measured landscape—one defined by steadier pricing, balanced inventory, and strategic decision-making on both sides of the table. Inventory continues to define the market’s direction. Even with fewer new listings, overall supply grew year-over-year as homes took longer to sell and buyers became more selective. Detached inventory rose 13.4%, and attached inventory climbed 15.8%, reflecting a consistent pattern of increased choice for buyers. Historically, this kind of equilibrium has indicated a maturing market rather than one in decline. The slight 4.5% month-over-month decline in active listings shows that, as we head into the slower season, the market’s cooling is measured, not abrupt. Days on market told a similar story. Detached homes spent a median of 31 days in the MLS, while attached properties spent 41—just two days shorter than in September, suggesting mild improvement in absorption. While properties are still taking longer to sell than they did a year ago, the pace is now stabilizing. Buyers know they have more breathing room to make informed decisions, and sellers who prepare, present, and price thoughtfully are still seeing results within a competitive timeframe. To read out more, check out our blog post!
📊 October Market Snapshot The Colorado market stayed steady in October: ✅ Home prices are holding 🏡 Inventory is growing → more choices for buyers 📉 A slight dip in mortgage rates is boosting activity 💸 More price reductions as sellers adjust It’s a more balanced market, giving buyers time + negotiation power, while well-priced homes continue to move. Want neighborhood-specific insights? We’ve got you!
