Adams County Weekly Market Report
Week of March 12–18, 2026 · Data compared to March 5–11, 2026
Week-Over-Week Market Snapshot
Key metrics for Adams County real estate activity during the week of March 12–18, 2026.
1,094
Active Listings
Current inventory snapshot
186
New Listings
↓ 1.1% week-over-week
160
Pending Sales
↓ 0.6% week-over-week
100
Closed Sales
↓ 17.4% week-over-week
26.5
Median Days on Market
↓ 19.7% WoW · Prior week: 33.0 days
4.6
Months of Supply
Current snapshot
$518K
Median Closed Price
↓ 0.3% WoW · Prior: $519,990
$578K
Avg Closed Price
↑ 1.4% WoW · Prior: $570,297
Key Market Insights
Here's what the numbers are telling buyers and sellers this week in Adams County.
🏠 New Listings Nearly Flat
186 new listings this week vs. 188 the prior week — seller activity remained steady, signaling consistent but not surging supply entering the market.
📋 Buyer Demand Holding Steady
160 pending sales this week vs. 161 the prior week. Buyers are still active, but demand hasn't accelerated — the market remains balanced rather than heated.
📉 Closings Pulled Back
100 closed sales vs. 121 the prior week — a 17.4% dip. Contract activity stayed stable, so this slowdown likely reflects timing rather than a shift in buyer intent.
⚡ Homes Selling Faster
Median days on market dropped from 33 to 26.5 days — a nearly 20% improvement. Homes that closed this week moved more efficiently through the transaction process.
💰 Pricing Remained Firm
Median closed price dipped slightly from $519,990 to $518,200, while the average rose from $570,297 to $578,515 — overall pricing held its ground.
🏷️ Seller Strategy Still Matters
469 active listings are currently priced below original list price. Sellers adjusting to buyer expectations are more likely to close than those waiting for the market to catch up.
Inventory Context: With 1,094 active listings and 4.6 months of supply, buyers have meaningful options — but well-priced homes are still competing effectively.
Area-by-Area Breakdown
How Adams County's major communities performed this week on pending and closed sales.
Areas Gaining Momentum
- Thornton led all areas with 41 pending sales, up from 37 last week.
- Westminster ticked up to 13 pending, with closed sales rising from 11 to 13.
- Denver (Adams Co.) saw closed sales rise from 11 to 13.
Areas to Watch
- Brighton saw pending sales drop from 20 to 12, though closings held at 16.
- Bennett pending fell from 7 to 5; closed sales dropped from 3 to 1.
- Commerce City remained active but closed sales slipped from 22 to 17.
