Denver Real Estate Market’s Absorption Rate is Declining
The Denver real estate market continues to show signs of improvement. TeamCox constantly monitors the Denver real estate market’s absorption rate, which measures the rate that homes are sold. Thus, if there are 100 homes on the market and 10 are sold each month, there is a 10-month absorption rate.
According to Metrolist’s most recent statistics, the Denver housing market’s absorption rate for single-family homes was 5.5 in October (or 5.5 months). This is a whopping 28.4 percent decrease from last year’s number of 7.6. The absorption rate for the Denver condo market was 6.1, a 31.1 percent decrease from last year. The improving absorption rate is the result of increasing sales and decreasing inventory. It is a great sign about the current health of the Denver real estate market. For more information on the state of the Denver real estate market, please contact TeamCox Realtors at 303-400-6060.
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December 12th, 2008 at 3:55 pm
As the real estate market absorption rate declines, how will that affect home and apartment rentals in the Denver area?
http://www.rentals.com/Colorado/Denver/