Is Denver’s housing market is finding its rhythm again?
Denver’s housing market is finding its rhythm again. Median sale prices are holding near $615,000, up year over year, and increased days on market are giving both buyers and sellers room to make smart moves. Meanwhile, the energy in the city is hard to miss. With the Broncos performing on the field, momentum is also building off it. Burnham Yards, a 58 acres in the heart of downtown, has been selected as the future site of a new Broncos stadium. They are targeted to open for the 2031 NFL season when the current lease at Mile High expires.
Denver’s housing market is finding its rhythm again. Median sale prices are holding near $615,000, up year over year, and increased days on market are giving both buyers and sellers room to make smart moves.
Meanwhile, the energy in the city is hard to miss. With the Broncos performing on the field, momentum is also building off it. Burnham Yards, a 58 acres in the heart of downtown, has been selected as the future site of a new Broncos stadium. They are targeted to open for the 2031 NFL season when the current lease at Mile High expires.
Early estimates place the privately funded redevelopment at $4 Billion (yes with a B) or more, making it one of the largest investments Denver has seen since DIA. A project of this scale brings major long-term upside for the downtown and surrounding neighborhood real estate.
Here’s the big question for Denver fans and neighbors: Should the new stadium include a dome, and could this finally position Denver as a future Super Bowl host?
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