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Is it just us, or does the world look a little brighter this month? April is finally here, and it’s time to shake off the last of the winter cobwebs. As the flowers finally start to bloom, the 2026 real estate market is doing some serious branching out.
Whether you’re looking to plant roots in a new neighborhood or you’re ready to see how much your current home has grown in value over the winter, our team is here to help you navigate the landscape.
Let’s skip the spring cleaning stress and get straight to the facts: the market is warming up fast, and it’s a prime time to sprout a new plan. |
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Compass Finds a New Outlet for Exclusive Listings |
| Compass has forged a 'first-of-its-kind' partnership with Rocket... |
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Market Overview: If the Denver market has proven anything lately, it’s that it doesn’t always follow the script—and March was a perfect example. Just as rising rates started to feel like they might slow things down, buyers leaned in instead. Inventory grew, but so did demand, and for the first time in a while, it felt like the market was finding a bit of balance again.
Prices: Prices followed that shift. We saw a nice bump month-over-month, and well-priced homes—especially in great locations—were met with strong interest and even multiple offers. It’s a good reminder that pricing and presentation still make all the difference.
Sales Volume: Activity picked up in a big way. Pending sales jumped over 30%, and homes moved quickly, with days on market dropping significantly. This wasn’t just one segment either—buyers across the board were engaged and ready to act when the right home came up.
Economic Factors and Buyer Behavior: Even with rates back above 6% and some uncertainty in the background, buyers didn’t sit this one out. They’re still thoughtful, but when a home checks the right boxes, they’re moving quickly. Today’s buyer isn’t hesitant—they’re just more intentional.
Overall: March felt like a turning point. The data year-to-date hasn’t fully caught up yet, but the momentum is there. Inventory feels more balanced, demand is picking back up, and heading into spring, this market is starting to feel active again—in a healthy, sustainable way. |
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| | For one afternoon only, 5280 will transform historic Larimer Square into a brunch lover’s dream! We’re talking sweet + savory menus from editor-picked restaurants, signature bevvies, build-your-own bloody mary station, dancing to a live DJ set, and more! Grab your brunch crew and join in the fun, a scrumptious Saturday downtown awaits you.
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| | | | Closing down the block to bring 70 plus local makers, street food, and the neighborhood's favorite outdoor bar back to 32nd and Tejon. Start your morning with a YogaSix flow and stay for the mimosas. Live music, dogs everywhere, and conversations with people who actually make things.
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| | Denargo Market offers an all-inclusive experience featuring unlimited ramen from top chefs alongside boba, sake, and live entertainment. Beyond the bowls, attendees can enjoy DJs, cultural performances, and a JDM Car Show, making it a must-visit "flavor adventure" for any food lover.
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| | | | Takes place at the historic Sports Castle, featuring over 85 local vendors and immersive bars. This multi-level event transforms the venue into a vibrant community gathering focused on local artisans and small businesses.
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| Why Ceramic Hardware is the Next Big Thing For Kitchen & Bathroom Trends |
| “Ceramic hardware has a quiet elegance to it, and while I don’t use it everywhere, I love it when the moment is right..." |
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| | | Forget Curb Appeal: This is the New Focal Point of Selling Homes Faster |
| If you want to sell your home faster, forget about curb appeal - 2026 is the year of the statement staircase. |
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| | Design trend that moves away from stark minimalism toward curated, soulful interiors featuring layered textures, heritage pieces, and warm, grounding palettes that tell a personal story. |
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| | | The Death of Open Concept:Architectural Rooms Return |
| Modern homeowners are reversing previous open-concept trends by reintroducing architectural separation—such as arched openings and pocket doors—to restore the intimacy and purpose originally found in historic bungalow floor plans. |
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| | 1959 South Washington Street, 80210 |
| 4 BD 4 BA 2816 SF $1,585,000 |
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| | 7400 East Ellsworth Avenue, 80230 |
| 3 BD 3 BA 3346 SF $1,100,000 |
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| | | | 2078 South Pennsylvania Street, 80210 |
| 3 BD 2 BA 1712 SF $785,000 |
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| | 1421 Oneida Street, Unit 7, 80220 |
| 2 BD 1 BA 1085 SF $350,000 |
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| Sixth Avenue West Estates |
| | 4 BD 4 BA 2892 SF $815,000 |
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| | | | 2051 South Gilpin Street, 80210 |
| 4 BD 3 BA 2827 SF $1,175,000 |
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| BUYER NEEDS, Off Market and Private exclusive Listings |
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BUYER NEED 📍 Cherry Hills Village/Greenwood Village/Observatory Park Price: Up to $3.25M Looking For: • Willing to do some work but would prefer not a total gut • 2 story preferred but not required • 2 offices required • Not backing or siding to a busy street • Pool is a bonus • Ready to go now but flexible on timing until end of summer |
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| | $1.3M - Call for more details |
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| | | | $1.9M - Pop Top on the perfect block |
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| Together for a Greener Future |
| Earth Day is more than just a date on the calendar—it’s a reminder that the places we call home deserve our care. This year, I’m joining my colleagues across the country in Compass4Earth, a company-wide commitment to environmental stewardship. ​ Whether it’s through local cleanups or sustainable daily habits, the Compass community is working to make a powerful impact. I’d love for you to see what we’re up to! You can follow our journey at www.compass4earth.com or see our team in action on ​Instagram @compass4earth. |
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Thanks for reading and subscribing! Ready to achieve your next real estate goal? |
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| | Abell to Sell
M: 720.883.5785 abelltosell@compass.com |
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