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Neighborhood guides for Denver are on the way. This page is the Denver guide until then.
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Brett Gilbert is a Denver real estate agent and Broker Associate at milehimodern. He works with homebuyers and sellers across Denver, and knows northwest Denver best: Highland, Sunnyside, Berkeley, and Sloan's Lake, where most of his recent buyer searches and pricing work have been.
Denver market numbers
- Median sale price
- $575,000 (all homes); $635,000 (detached)
- Months of supply
- 4.76
- Days to contract
- 32 days (median days on the market)
- Year over year
- Detached about even; condos and townhomes down 6.28%
- Updated
- October 21, 2026
Denver metro, September 2026. Source: Denver Metro Association of Realtors, Market Trends Report, released October 3, 2026.
Brett’s Denver work is concentrated in the northwest: Highland, Sunnyside, Berkeley, and Sloan’s Lake. Neighborhood guides with his pricing notes from recent sales are on the way, and more Denver neighborhoods get pages as they’re written.
Denver questions
What does a home cost in Denver right now?
Across the Denver metro, the median sale price in September 2026 was $575,000 for all homes and $635,000 for detached homes, according to the Denver Metro Association of Realtors. Prices vary a lot by neighborhood and by size. In northwest Denver, price per square foot drops as homes get bigger, so a small bungalow and a large Victorian can be closer in total price than the square footage suggests.
Which Denver neighborhoods can I walk to shops and restaurants from?
Berkeley, along Tennyson Street, and Highland, around 32nd Avenue and Lower Highland, are the two most buyers ask about. Sunnyside is quieter with a few blocks of shops on 44th Avenue.
How fast are Denver homes selling?
Across the Denver metro, the median home spent 32 days on the market in September 2026, down from 35 a year earlier, according to the Denver Metro Association of Realtors. In Highland, Sunnyside, and Berkeley, the median home sold in 6 days at 100% of list price over the year ending September 2026. Large attached homes built in the 2000s took longer, 8 to 111 days.
Does Brett work outside Denver city limits?
Yes. Brett serves Denver, Boulder, and the surrounding areas.
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Whether you're starting your home search, thinking about selling, or just have a question, Brett will reply within a few hours on business days. The first conversation is a short call, or coffee if you're nearby.
Call or text 786.301.6015
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