The Denver Market Story the Averages Are Hiding | Q2 2026

In Q2 2026, 5 of 6 Denver detached home segments posted negative price growth, and only homes above 2,991 square feet were positive. Chris Lopez walks through Your Castle Real Estate’s Q2 2026 Denver Metro Trends packet, going segment by segment through the data that gets averaged out at the metro level.
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Here’s Why Colorado Home Prices Are Staying Flat (And Why That’s Great)

Denver’s June 2026 real estate market shows something the panel did not expect. Active listings ended the month at 12,744, roughly 9% below the same period last year, while median prices held near $600,000 for the fourth straight year. Colorado Springs settled at a $499,900 median with almost no movement month over month. This update covers the data, two recent closings, and the shifting picture in commercial multifamily lending.
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590 Empty Units in One Zip Code | Denver’s Rental Market is Broken

Single-family rents are holding while condos and older multifamily face real supply pressure across the Denver rental market. In one Aurora submarket, 590 condo and multi listings compete against just 48 single-family homes for the same tenants. Eric Ross of CRT Management walks through three submarkets and the legislative shifts reshaping how landlords operate in 2026.
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Could Indoor Playgrounds Be the Next Great Cash Flow Play?
Lava Island scaled from one Aurora park in 2018 to 11 locations nationally in roughly two years, with every new park cash flowing positive month one. Dan Price, managing partner at Amplify Capital, walks through the Lava Island investment opportunity, including a 6.8x MOIC modeled return and a cash flow fund that delivered a 16.44 percent annualized distribution in May.
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