October activity in the City of Boulder remained steady, with meaningful momentum under $2M. Single-family homes in this range saw a +77% increase in homes under contract, a strong indicator that buyers remain active late into the fall. Attached dwellings also outperformed last year’s pending activity, supported by lean inventory that keeps this segment competitive.
In the $2M+ market, sales held level year over year, while months supply rose more than +30%, giving luxury buyers more options and longer timelines.
- Months' supply shows how long it would take to sell existing inventory with no new listings. A rise here points to more available inventory, not weaker demand.
The ultra-luxury segment ($5M+) saw the City of Boulder record three closed sales, bringing the 2025 total to 18, and five homes went under contract, marking one of the strongest months of the year for activity at this price.
Across Boulder County, luxury sales rose +21% year over year, reinforcing continued engagement at the high end even amid broader selection. Overall, Boulder’s fall market remains balanced and resilient, driven by steady demand under $2M and notable strength in the luxury and ultra-luxury tiers.
