Homeowners across Denver, Boulder, Broomfield, Westminster, and Thornton have one question at the top of their minds:
“What is my home worth right now?”
Here’s the breakdown you need if you’re considering selling in the next 12 months.
Denver Home Values: Driven by Neighborhood Identity
Denver’s market varies heavily by neighborhood.
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LoHi, Sloan's Lake, and West Highlands continue to command premium prices due to walkability and lifestyle appeal.
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City Park, Whittier, and Curtis Park remain strong for buyers seeking historic architecture.
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Wash Park, Cherry Creek and Observatory Park consistently rank among the highest-demand areas in the entire metro region.
Home values in Denver have remained steady, with modest appreciation. Excellent news for potential sellers.
Boulder Home Values: Elite and Steady
Boulder remains one of Colorado’s most sought-after markets. Whether you’re in North Boulder, Chautauqua, or Martin Acres, demand remains strong due to limited inventory and top-tier livability. Boulder homes typically sell quickly and above average price points.
Broomfield: Family-Friendly Appeal Drives Value
Broomfield continues to see strong interest from families and remote workers. Subdivisions like Anthem and Broadlands are especially strong performers, with steady year-over-year appreciation. Homes with modern upgrades are selling exceptionally well, and Broomfield's strong appeal thanks to it excellent schools, array of parks and access to trails keep this area in demand all year round.
Westminster: Sellers Benefit From Central Location
Westminster’s home values remain solid due to its highway access, parks, and strong community amenities. Bradburn Village homes, in particular, continue to attract buyers looking for walkable suburban living. For luxury buyers, neighborhoods such as Legacy Ridge or Huntington Trails offer high end, resort style living with easy access to golf courses and nearby shopping.
Thornton: Growing Demand Boosts Value
As Thornton expands, home values have increased year over year, especially for recently built properties. Newer planned communities have made Thornton a hot spot for buyers priced out of central Denver or Boulder with amenities attractive for young families and empty nesters alike. Commutable to downtown Denver, Boulder and Denver International Airport this area makes it convenient for anyone looking for access to the city or airport while enjoying a suburban lifestyle.
Thinking of Selling?
Your home’s value depends on neighborhood dynamics, recent sales, condition, upgrades, and timing. A customized CMA (Comparative Market Analysis) is essential.
If you’re curious what your home is worth, reach out to Ryan Retaleato today for a free, no-pressure home valuation. Ryan provides hyper-local insight across Denver, Boulder, Broomfield, Westminster, and Thornton to help you maximize your sale.
