At Home With Abell To Sell | Volume 4 | Series 6

At Home With Abell To Sell | Vol. 4 | Series 6


2026

JUNE

Let’s unpack june

The calendar just flipped, and the 2026 market is officially playing for keeps. If you’ve been "just browsing" through the spring, consider this your wake-up call. June isn't just about longer days and shorter tempers in traffic; it’s the sweet spot where serious buyers and motivated sellers finally link up.


Mid-Year Checkup: We’ve hit the halfway point of the year. Is your current home still checking all the boxes, or is it time for a change of scenery?


The "Sun" Factor: Homes show best in natural light, and June has plenty of it. If you’re selling, your curb appeal is at its absolute peak.


Real Estate in the News

Your Online Listing is the New Curb Appeal!

When your home is on the market, first impressions are important. However, that first impression may begin before potential buyers even arrive at your address...

Courtesy of

Forbes

How this simple Gen Z housing hack is changing traditional home ownership

Many people who are frustrated by high home prices have stopped trying to buy a house on their own. Instead, more buyers are teaming up. Co-buying a home with a friend, sibling, or family member is now a real option, not just a backup plan...

Courtesy of

The Denver Post

Market Stats

Market Overview

If there’s one theme that defined the Denver market in May, it was affordability. Both buyers and sellers are feeling the impact of higher interest rates, creating hesitation on both sides of the transaction. Buyers are focused on monthly payments, while many homeowners are reluctant to give up the low rates they secured a few years ago.


Prices

Home prices have remained surprisingly stable. The median sale price reached $615,000 (both attached and detached) in May, continuing a long-term appreciation trend that aligns with Denver’s historical norms. The bigger challenge isn’t pricing—it’s the cost of borrowing.


Sales Volume

Sales activity softened in May, with both closed sales and new listings declining compared to last year. While inventory continues to grow, much of that increase is due to homes taking longer to sell rather than a surge of new properties hitting the market.


Economic Factors and Buyer Behavior

Interest rates continue to drive buyer and seller decisions. Buyers are looking for ways to improve affordability through concessions and rate buydowns, while sellers are adapting to a market where negotiation has become part of the process again.


Overall

The Denver market isn’t experiencing major price swings—it’s adjusting to a new affordability reality. Opportunities still exist for buyers and sellers who stay flexible, focus on long-term goals, and make decisions based on their personal timing rather than trying to predict the market.

Local Happenings

June 11th–14th

Parker Days Festival

Festival that features a wide variety of music on 4 stages, shopping at over 200 marketplace booths, food from 25+ vendors, beverages, inflatable activities for kids, free kids craft area, bungy jumping, over 50 carnival rides, and family fun.


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June 19th-21st

Juneteenth Music Festival

Celebration in Denver's historic Five Points neighborhood featuring a parade, live performances by artists like SiR, and community events to honor the day when the last of the nation’s enslaved people learned of their freedom.


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June 28th

Denver PrideFest

Pride has created a space where the LGBTQ+ community, allies, families, and local businesses come together for a day of joy, celebration, and protest. With our move downtown, you can expect all the Pride classics you know and love.


More Info

Lifestyle Tips and Tricks

Top Tips for New Home Buyers

Buying a house for the first time? It can be overwhelming.

Courtesy of

HGTV

What $1 Million Buys You in Real Estate Around the World

A million dollars isn't what it used to be - especially in luxury real estate.

5 Strategies to Market a House with a Dated Kitchen

Remodeled kitchens help sell houses faster and for higher prices, but what can be done when the kitchen, the heart of the house, shows its age?

Courtesy of

CNBC

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NAR

See You in the Mountains

For when Denver starts to feel a little too Denver, consider this your guide to getting out of town...

The Best Summer Concert Series in Colorado

From foothills stages to alpine amphitheaters, these summer concert series prove the setting is just as powerful as the sound...

Featured Active Listings

Harvard Gulch

2155 South Logan Street, 80210

4 BD 4 BA 3447 SF $999,000

Southshore

7281 South Vandriver Way, 80016

5 BD 4 BA 4526 SF $850,000

Lowry

7400 East Ellsworth Avenue, 80230

3 BD 3 BA 3346 SF $1,049,000

Washington Park

340 South Lafayette Street, Unit 201, 80209

2 BD 2 BA 1146 SF $625,000

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Compass is a licensed real estate broker. All material is intended for informational purposes only and is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, condition, sale, or withdrawal without notice. No statement is made as to the accuracy of any description or measurements (including square footage). This is not intended to solicit property already listed. No financial or legal advice provided. Equal Housing Opportunity. Photos may be virtually staged or digitally enhanced and may not reflect actual property conditions.
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