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How Long Does It Take to Sell a Luxury Home in Denver?

Detached Denver-area homes over $1M averaged 47 days in the MLS in August 2026.

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Days in the MLS

How many days do Denver luxury homes take to sell?

Detached Denver-area homes over $1 million averaged 47 days in the MLS in August 2026, while attached luxury homes averaged 99 days (DMAR, August 2026). The year-to-date median for $1M+ homes through June was 14 days (DMAR, June 2026). Price, condition and property type decide where you land.

What do the latest numbers say?

  • Detached $1M+ homes averaged 47 days in the MLS in August 2026, down from 51 a year earlier (DMAR).
  • Attached $1M+ homes averaged 99 days, up from 50 (DMAR).
  • 668 new $1M+ listings hit the market in August 2026; 94% were detached (DMAR).
  • The top detached sale, in Littleton, closed at $7,388,943 after one day in the MLS (DMAR).

Why do luxury condos take longer?

  • Buyers weigh the building: reserves, common areas and deferred maintenance.
  • Dues change the math. A Four Seasons Residences sale closed after 326 days, with HOA dues of $6,628 a month (DMAR, August 2026).

How much luxury inventory is there?

  • $1M to $2M homes have 3.3 months of supply across the Front Range cities we track.
  • $2M+ homes have 6.5 months (MLS, updated November 10, 2026).
  • DMAR calls 4 to 6 months a balanced market.

What speeds up a sale?

  • Price to recent sales from day one. The first two weeks draw the most showings.
  • A pre-listing inspection so buyers see no surprises. Professional photos, video and a floor plan.
  • Main-floor living and move-in condition. Buyers pay for both.
  • A clean, depersonalized interior for photos and showings.

How long from list to close?

  • Days in the MLS, plus the contract-to-close period set in your contract.
  • A cash buyer shortens the close. A loan adds appraisal and underwriting time.
  • Colorado contracts set every deadline by date, so you know the closing date on day one.

Should I price high and reduce later?

  • No. Days in the MLS show on every listing, and long days invite low offers.
  • A reduction after 30 days tells buyers the first price was wrong.
  • Price to the recent sales in your Smart Pricing Report from day one.

Live from the MLS

How long would a Denver home over $1 million take to sell today?

Months of supply is the clearest answer: the homes for sale now divided by how many sell in a typical month. Under 3 months, well-priced homes go quickly. Over 6, buyers take their time. Numbers updated November 10, 2026.

Denver, by price range

The $1.5M to $2M range is the tightest, at 2.6 months of supply. The $5M and up range has the most room, at 8.7 months.

Price rangeFor sale nowSold, 12 monthsMonths of supply
$1M to $1.5M2018242.9
$1.5M to $2M723322.6
$2M to $3M682533.2
$3M to $5M40994.8
$5M and up13188.7

Denver $1M+ sales, month by month

About 127 homes over $1 million sell in Denver in a typical month, and 394 are for sale today. The busiest month is darker.

Based on information from REcolorado for the period November 10, 2025 through November 6, 2026. Single-family numbers: homes $1,000,000 and up. Condo and townhome numbers are reported separately, from $800,000. Homes for sale as of November 10, 2026; every number in this section comes from the same daily MLS pull. Months of supply = homes for sale now divided by the average monthly sales of the last 12 months.

Across the metro

Which Denver-area luxury markets sell fastest?

Single-family homes over $1 million, ranked by months of supply, lowest first. The lower the number, the faster homes are selling right now.

AreaMedian salePer sq ftFor sale nowSold, 12 monthsMonths of supply
Highlands Ranch$1.23M$287181981.1
Centennial$1.21M$339261532
Englewood$1.5M$38717912.2
Greenwood Village$2.05M$431231172.4
Washington Park$1.57M$571221062.5
Denver$1.43M$4613941,5263.1
Cherry Creek area$1.52M$489311213.1
Castle Pines$1.21M$297291103.2
Lone Tree$1.4M$29826963.3
Golden$1.33M$382842943.4
Littleton$1.3M$3391213883.7
Boulder$1.6M$5992316164.5
Parker$1.35M$295962315
Castle Rock$1.3M$3021393175.3
Cherry Hills Village$3.57M$56433745.4
Evergreen$1.49M$3781012165.6

Step by step

How long does each part of a Denver luxury sale take?

Selling a luxury home in Denver: the typical timeline
StepTypical timeWhat sets it
Prepare the home2 to 4 weeksRepairs, paint, staging and the pre-listing inspection
Photos, video and Coming Soon1 to 2 weeksWeather for exterior and drone photos, and the Coming Soon period you choose
Active to under contractSee the months of supply abovePrice band, area, condition and the first two weeks of showings
Under contract to closingAbout 30 to 45 days with a loan; often less with cashAppraisal, loan approval and the dates written in the Colorado contract
Rent-back, if you need oneAgreed in the contractTime to move after closing, so you move once
  • Spring is the busy season. In Denver, $1M+ sales run highest from March through July. Listing in late winter catches the first buyers of the year.
  • Price bands matter more than the date. A home listed just above a common search ceiling, such as $2,000,000, is missed by every buyer who searches up to it.
  • The first two weeks set the tone. Most showings come early. If they do not, the price or presentation needs a look before day 30.

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Questions, answered.

How long do $1M+ homes take to sell in Denver?

Detached homes averaged 47 days in the MLS in August 2026. Attached homes averaged 99 (DMAR).

What share of Denver luxury sales are condos?

Attached homes were 4.4% of $1M+ sales in 2025 (DMAR). In August 2026, detached homes were 95.6% of $1M+ closings.

Is the Denver luxury market a buyer's market?

From $1 million to $2 million there are 3.3 months of supply across the Front Range cities we track. At $2 million and up there are 6.5 months, more than the 6 months that tips a market toward buyers (MLS, updated November 10, 2026).

What is the slowest time of year to sell a luxury home in Denver?

Late fall and winter. In Denver, the fewest $1M+ homes sell from November through February, and the most sell from March through July. The monthly chart on this page shows the current pattern.

What does months of supply mean for my sale?

It is how long the homes for sale now would take to sell at the pace of the last 12 months. Under 3 months favors sellers, 4 to 6 is about balanced and over 6 gives buyers room to negotiate.

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Sources

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On the map

Where are these luxury areas on the map?

Each numbered pin is a luxury area mentioned on this page. Tap a pin to see homes for sale there.

  1. 1. Highlands Ranch
  2. 2. Centennial
  3. 3. Englewood
  4. 4. Greenwood Village
  5. 5. Washington Park, Denver
  6. 6. Denver
  7. 7. Cherry Creek, Denver
  8. 8. Castle Pines
  9. 9. Lone Tree
  10. 10. Golden
  11. 11. Littleton
  12. 12. Boulder
  13. 13. Parker
  14. 14. Castle Rock
  15. 15. Cherry Hills Village
  16. 16. Evergreen

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Pins show an area’s approximate center.

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