Quarterly Market Report
Colorado’s Front Range | Q1 2025
Welcome
The first quarter of 2025 marked a return to balance across Colorado’s Front Range, offering more opportunities for both buyers and sellers. Median home prices saw modest increases across every region, driven by steady buyer activity and increased inventory early in the quarter.
Boulder experienced a slight dip in properties sold, from 813 to 805 year-over-year. In contrast West Metro Foothills saw the highest growth with a 11.6% rise in properties sold, while Northern Colorado also recorded gains in both properties sold and median home price.
Colorado continues to captivate with its blend of outdoor adventure and urban energy. The Rocky Mountains invite exploration year-round with world-class ski resorts, alpine waters, and miles of scenic hiking trails. Meanwhile, Denver and Boulder boast innovation, culture, and culinary creativity, and are home to thriving art
scenes and expanding tech hubs.
The Denver Metro area posted a 3.1% increase in properties sold, while the South Metro area rose by 3.4%. Extended days on the market gave buyers additional time to make decisions, with homes in Colorado Springs averaging 62 days and Denver Metro 55 days.
At LIV Sotheby’s International Realty, we specialize in helping you find your one of one—the property that speaks to your vision of home. Whether you’re seeking the one for ranch living, the one for elegance, or the one full of possibility, our expert advisors offer the market knowledge, negotiation savvy, and strong connections to guide you confidently.
Explore the latest data and insights from the key neighborhoods that define Colorado’s Front Range in our Quarterly Market Report
Front Range Real Estate Market
Colorado’s Front Range
12,964 Properties
At a Glance
Denver Metro
As a city with a focus on the outdoors and 300 days of sunshine, it’s no wonder people choose to call Denver and the surrounding communities home. Denver Metro boasts some of the best entertainment options, business opportunities, and outdoor access in the country. For those reasons and many more, this city and its neighboring areas will continue to be a popular choice for home buyers and sellers. As the year progresses, this high-demand market will continue to create opportunities for both buyers and sellers to create the life they love.
Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, and Jefferson Counties. All residential properties.
$5,684,796,720
$7,200,000
$585,000
8,312
At a Glance
South Metro
South Metro is a vibrant mix of residential neighborhoods, bustling streets lined with coffee shops, restaurants, and neighborhood bars, and includes the conveniences of the suburbs with the privacy provided by open spaces. Enjoy playing golf in Castle Pines, shopping in Castle Rock, and meeting friends for dinner in Highlands Ranch.
Further south, visitors can take in the spectacular vistas and adventure off the beaten path in the Pike National Forest. In one of the state’s fastestgrowing areas, quaint qualities from small towns, farming, and history combine to create a tranquil community just miles from Denver.
$1,151,850,726
$5,000,000
Median Sold Price
$715,000
1,383
Average Days on Market
63
$294 Median Price per Finished Sq. Ft.
At a Glance
West Metro & Foothills
West Metro offers a unique blend of urban living and outdoor adventures. The region provides easy access to Denver’s bustling downtown while placing the rugged foothills of the Rocky Mountains within easy reach. Whether hiking Red Rocks Amphitheater, cycling Golden’s scenic trails, climbing rock faces, or enjoying Evergreen Lake, outdoor activities abound—all within a community that retains a relaxed suburban charm.
For those who relish city life, the area is close to MICHELIN-starred dining, entertainment, and top-tier concerts and sporting events. Popular with winter sports enthusiasts, summer hikers, and trail explorers alike, West Metro is an ideal location for anyone seeking an active and adventurous lifestyle.
$1,146,827,316
$3,600,000
$634,475 Median Sold Price
1,610
46
At a Glance
Boulder
Boulder County is filled with communities that offer a variety of lifestyles and opportunities for home buyers to create their desired environment. As a national leader in sustainability efforts and bountiful recreation options, Boulder County attracts those looking for a combination of exciting city luxuries and proximity to nature that few other areas offer. Over the past few years, Boulder County and the unique communities within it have seen strong real estate activity because of the exceptional lifestyle the area provides.
$761,707,965
$7,500,000
$705,000
805
At a Glance
Northern Colorado
Northern Colorado is home to cities such as Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Berthoud, Windsor, Johnston, and Timnath, all which provide the unique Colorado lifestyle while continuing to attract young professionals, families, and outdoor adventure seekers alike. At the base of the Rocky Mountains, there are multiple year-round recreational opportunities including kayaking, rafting, camping, snowshoeing, ice hockey, and crosscountry skiing. Downtown Fort Collins offers a wholesome community feel and hints at a bygone era. Craft breweries, historical buildings, live music, and festivals keep the area bustling. For those looking to live the quintessential Colorado lifestyle, nothing beats Northern Colorado.
Data
$1,182,669,024
$5,610,000
Median Sold Price
$532,000
1,935
58
At a Glance
Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs, the state’s second largest city, is currently one of the most sought-after areas to live in the country. This colorful community provides its residents exciting entertainment options, unique cultural amenities, and enough outdoor activities to keep any adventurer satisfied. Thanks to the amazing array of lifestyles this city caters to, more buyers are deciding to make this community their home.
$975,080,632
Sales Volume + 6.2% 2024 vs 2025 % Change
$3,964,500
$450,000
1,912
62 Average Days on Market $241