First Alliance Title real estate stats: How Does the First Week in May Compare to Last Year?

RE Stats: How Does the First Week in May Compare to Last Year?

Denver’s real estate market has shown a huge rebound now that in-person showings have resumed. Here’s a breakdown of the largest segment of homes, those between $300,000 and $500,000.
 

Showings

You can see that before the pandemic we were seeing showings above 2019 levels. You probably felt like this was going to be an extremely busy spring.
 
Now that the in-person showings have resumed, we’re again seeing showings that are ABOVE last year’s rates. Strong buyer demand!
Line chart comparing weekly showings per active listing in 2019 and 2020, with a sharp April 2020 drop.
 

New Listings

New listings have yet to return to last year’s count, but they are up 2.5x from the last few weeks. This upward trend will likely continue to grow to meet or exceed last year’s inventory.
Line chart comparing weekly newly added listings from March through May; dashed series peaks at 1,526.
 

Withdrawn Listings

The number of withdrawn listings is actually below the count for last year.
Line chart comparing withdrawn listings in 2019 and 2020 from March through the second week of May.

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