What are the safest neighborhoods in Denver?

There are no metrics or data available to determine the safest neighborhoods in Denver. The current data focuses on home prices, inventory, and how fast homes are selling.

There's no data on neighborhood safety here, but I can give you an overview of the housing market in Denver-Aurora-Centennial based on the numbers I have. Overall, the market shows prices are down a bit from last year, and homes are taking longer to sell. The median listing price is $589,000, which is a tiny increase of 0.3% from last month, but actually a 1.8% drop compared to a year ago. This means homes are listed for slightly less than last year. Homes are also staying on the market longer. The median home is listed for 43 days, which is almost two weeks longer than last year. This suggests that buyers have more time to make decisions. There are fewer homes for sale this year, with active listings down 7.2%. Also, fewer new homes are coming on the market, down 2.6%. This could mean less choice for buyers, even with homes selling slower. About one-quarter of homes, 25.5%, have had their prices reduced. This is a bit less than last year, which might suggest that sellers are getting a clearer picture of what their homes are worth. For buyers looking in the Denver area, it's important to note the slight price drops and longer time homes are on the market. This could give you a little more breathing room when looking for a home.