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INTRODUCTIONWelcome to my South/Southwest Metro Denver Area Luxury Real Estate Market Report.This report will give you a comprehensive overview of the market trends and patterns in the South Metro Denver luxury markets. You’ll find information organized by property type and geographic area and I've included snapshot infographics at the beginning and detailed tables at the end of the report, so you can easily view the big picture as well as the details.My goal is to provide you with insights into our local real estate markets, so you can make informed decisions about your property sale or purchase. I am always available to provide you with additional insight and assistance.You'll also find information on a few specific micro-markets within South/Southwest Metro Denver that have unique amenities and price points. These include Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Castle Rock, Castle Pines, Southwest Littleton, and Lakewood/Green Mountain.I value your feedback and welcome any questions or comments you might have. Please don't hesitate to reach out.Thank you!Dave ToddI produce this Octoberly report to turn data into information and to help you understand the patterns and trends – and the current South/Southwest Metro Real Estate Market. I hope to help YOU make sense of the numbers so you can make informed decisions. If you see a segment of the market that you would like additional help with understanding, please contact me. Or if you desire a specific Property Valuation Report that I routinely prepare for my clients, please contact me. Thank you for the many referrals and recommendations!Cell Phone: (303) 918-5117, or dave@toddregroup.comOCTOBER 2024

INSIDE THE REPORT3SOUTH/SOUTHWEST METRO DENVER MARKET• Update from Dave• Interesting Stats• October 2024 Snapshot• Map – South/Southwest Metro AreaSNAPSHOT – BY AREA• Highlands Ranch• Lone Tree• West/Central Castle Rock• Castle Pines/Northeast Castle Rock• Southwest Littleton• Lakewood/Green MountainDETAIL• Detail Pages Overview• Overall All Areas• Single Family Homes by Price RangeDETAILS BY AREA• Highlands Ranch• Lone Tree• West/Central Castle Rock• Castle Pines/Northeast Castle Rock• Southwest Littleton• Lakewood/Green Mountain

OCTOBER 2024Your October 2024 South/Southwest Metro Denver Area Luxury Real Estate Market Report is here!October sales volume amounted to $174,625,628, which represents 15.5% of the entire 11 county metropolitan luxury market. Of the 960 properties sold across the metropolitan area, 160 of those were in the areas covered by this report, representing 16.7% of all luxury properties sold. Luxury homes covered by this report were on the market in October with an average of 53 days.The average sales price in October increased 0.2% MOM and sat at $1,091,410.Highlands Ranch saw 41 luxury sales, with an average sold price of $1,000,571, average days on market of 32 days and the highest sale of $2,400,000 in Backcountry. YOY total sales are down by 2.0%, while YOY median prices are up 4.4%.Lone Tree saw 7 luxury sales, with an average sold price of $1,346,829, and average days on the market of 48 days and the highest sale of $2,100,000 in Heritage Hills. YOY total sales are down 17.6% and YOY median prices are up 18.2%.The West/Central Castle Rock market saw 38 home sales in the luxury segment, with an average sold price of $951,344, and average days on the market of 70 days with a high sale of $1,333,000 in Painters Ridge. YOY total sales are down 8.6% and YOY median sold price is up 5.3%.Castle Pines/Northeast Castle Rock market saw 47 home sales, with an average sold price of $1,285,730, and an average of 63 days on the market and the highest sale was $3,500,000 in Castle Pines Village. YOY total sales are down 11.6% and YOY median sold price is up 3.6%.Southwest Littleton luxury market had 14 sales, an average sold price of $1,003,564, and average days on market of 58 and the highest sale of $1,625,000 in Ken Caryl. YOY total sales are down by 22.3% while YOY median prices are up 5.9%.Lakewood/Green Mountain market saw 13 sales, an average sold price of $1,041,855, and average days on market of 33 and a high sale of $1,655,000 in Solterra. YOY total sales are up 4.3% and the YOY median sold price is up 4.8%.Remember success is attainable in this market whether you are buying or selling. As the market shifts it is important to keep a close eye on what is happening locally. I provide this report to give you a broad view of the health of the South/Southwest Metro Denver Luxury Market. If you would like to know more specifically about your neighborhood, I would love the opportunity to discuss it with you in detail. Let’s secure your Lifestyle today!October 2024 Market Summary

5 YEAR HISTORY OF LUXURY REAL ESTATE & ACSENDING PRICE POINTS IN SOUTH/SOUTHWEST METRO DENVER$0$100,000,000$200,000,000$300,000,000$400,000,000$500,000,000$600,000,000$700,000,000$800,000,000$900,000,000$1,000,000,0002020Q12020Q22020Q32020Q42021Q12021Q22021Q32021Q42022Q12022Q22022Q32022Q42023Q12023Q22023Q32023Q42024Q12024Q22024Q32024Q4YTDTOTAL SALES VOLUME0501001502002503002020Q12020Q22020Q32020Q42021Q12021Q22021Q32021Q42022Q12022Q22022Q32022Q42023Q12023Q22023Q32023Q42024Q12024Q22024Q32024Q4YTD# SOLD PER QUARTERHighlands Ranch Lone TreeWest/Central Castle Rock Castle Pines/Northeast Castle RockSouthwest Littleton Lakewood/Green Mountain$0$500,000$1,000,000$1,500,0002020Q12020Q22020Q32020Q42021Q12021Q22021Q32021Q42022Q12022Q22022Q32022Q42023Q12023Q22023Q32023Q42024Q12024Q22024Q32024Q4YTDMEDIAN SALES PRICEHighlands Ranch Lone TreeWest/Central Castle Rock Castle Pines/Northeast Castle RockSouthwest Littleton Lakewood/Green Mountain

I hope you found this South/Southwest Metro Denver Area Luxury Real Estate Market Report Informative and Valuable. Are you wondering:“What is My Home Worth Given the Current Market?”Let me prepare a Detailed Property Valuation Report for Your Home. I provide my clients with detailed information so they can make informed decisions given the changes in the current South/Southwest Metro Denver Real Estate Market. Most South/Southwest Metro Denver area homes are unique, and it can be hard to compare recent sales without a clear understanding of the local Real Estate Market.My goal is to serve my clients at the highest level. Customer service, hard work, and attention to detail are the keys to my satisfied clients.CLICK HERE or Contact me today at dave@toddregroup.comOCTOBER 2024ALL SOLD - OCT 2024$ Volume of Properties# of PropertiesAverage Sold PriceHighest Sold PriceAverage Days On MarketProperties as % of Total CountTotal All Sales $174,625,628 160 $1,091,410 $3,500,000 53All Single Family Homes $174,625,628 160 $1,091,410 $3,500,000 53 100%Highlands Ranch $41,023,425 41 $1,000,571 $2,400,000 32 26%Lone Tree $9,427,800 7 $1,346,829 $2,100,000 48 4%West/Central Castle Rock $36,151,089 38 $951,344 $1,333,000 70 24%Castle Pines/Northeast Castle Rock $60,429,298 47 $1,285,730 $3,500,000 63 29%Southwest Littleton $14,049,900 14 $1,003,564 $1,625,000 58 9%Lakewood/Green Mountain $13,544,116 13 $1,041,855 $1,655,000 33 8%All Single Family Homes $.70M-$1.25M $112,382,319 125 $899,059 $1,245,000 52 78%All Single Family Homes $1.25M-$2.25M $40,839,106 27 $1,512,559 $2,100,000 61 17%All Single Family Homes $2.25M-$3.00M $14,604,203 6 $2,434,034 $2,725,000 40 4%All Single Family Homes $3.00M+ $6,800,000 2 $3,400,000 $3,500,000 40 1%OVERALL OCTOBER$1,091,410SINGLE FAMILY HOMES AVERAGE SOLD PRICE160SINGLE FAMILY HOMES SOLD160TOTAL COUNT OF ALL PROPERTIES SOLD$174,625,628TOTAL VOLUME OF ALL PROPERTIES SOLD$166,359,294 $194,923,933 $138,924,614 $159,812,295 $174,625,628 $0.M $50.0M $100.0M $150.0M $200.0M $250.0M20202021202220232024$ Volume of Properties Sold in Oct1571941321391600 50 100 150 200 25020202021202220232024Count of Properties Sold in Oct9%15%

Painter Boy LiftSOUTH/SOUTHWEST METRO DENVER AREA MAPThis Market Report covers the following areas:Highlands Ranch/Lone Tree: subdivisions include Backcountry, Carriage Club, Falcon Hills, Heritage Hills, Highlands Ranch Firelight, Highland Ranch Golf Club, Highwoods, Kentley Hills, Mansion Place, Mansion Pointe, Montecito, Northridge, Ridgegate, The Hearth, Weatherstone, Westridge, and Wildcat Ridge. Castle Rock/Castle Pines: subdivisions include Bell Mountain Ranch, Castle Pines, Castle Pines North, Castle Pines Village, Crystal Valley, Crystal Valley Ranch, Diamond Ridge Estates, Escavera, Keene Ranch, Montaine, Pinon Soleil, Plum Creek, Red Hawk, Sapphire Pointe, Sellers Creek Ranch, Terrain, The Canyons, and The Meadows. Southwest Littleton: subdivisions include Deer Creek, Deer Creek Mesa, Ken Caryl, Ken Caryl Ranch, Ken Caryl Ranch Plains, Ken Caryl Valley, Meadows, Pleasant Park, and Trailmark. Lakewood/Green Mountain: subdivisions include Bear Creek Village, Green Mountain, Green Mountain Village, Solterra, and Tamarisk. OCTOBER 2024

Information contained herein deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. OCTOBER 2024DATE RANGEHomes SoldMedian Asking PriceMedian Sold PriceDisc. from AskingMedian Sold Per Sq. Ft.Highest Price SoldHighest Sold Per Sq. Ft.Avg. Days on MarketNov 2023 - Oct 2024 1788 $975,000 $925,000 5.4% $287 $6,800,000 $821 40Nov 2022 - Oct 2023 1961 $899,900 $900,000 0.0% $266 $7,800,000 $984 34Nov 2021 - Oct 2022 2572 $850,000 $842,500 0.9% $275 $8,040,000 $1,781 18Nov 2020 - Oct 2021 2128 $843,750 $853,000 -1.1% $259 $5,925,000 $729 19Nov 2019 - Oct 2020 1159 $895,000 $895,000 0.0% $224 $5,500,000 $566 51SOUTH/SOUTHWEST METRO DENVER AREA - ALL AREASSINGLE FAMILY HOMESOCTOBER 20241788TOTAL NUMBER OF PROPERTIES CLOSED-9%40SOLD - AVERAGEDAYS ON MARKET+18%5.4%% DISCOUNTFROM ASKING PRICE-48749%$287MED. PRICE PER SQ. FT.+8%$975,000MEDIAN ASKING PRICE+8%+3%$925,000MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

HIGHLANDS RANCH AND LONE TREEHighlands Ranch, Colorado sits at the northern most reaches of Douglas County in Colorado and is at the southern Highlands Ranch, Colorado sits at the northernmost reaches of Douglas County in Colorado and is at the southern doorstep of the greater Metro Denver area with a land mass of about 24 square miles. The area is rich in history, extending from native American Indians to early settlers where farming and ranching prevailed until well into the mid-1900s. In 1979 Mission Viejo purchased property and in 1980 the first phase of Highlands Ranch began. In 1997, Shea Homes acquired Mission Viejo under which the remainder of Highlands Ranch was built.Today, Highlands Ranch offers a unique blend of urban convenience and natural beauty. It is a master-planned community sited about 12 miles south of Denver with a population of over 100,000. It is ideally located with access to major arterials and transportation to the Denver Tech Center, Denver International Airport, and access to the playgrounds to the west in our Rocky Mountains. Within the community, there are over 2,000 acres of open spaces, parks, and trails. Douglas County School District consistently ranks at the top of the state with public, private, and charter school offerings with a reputation for academic excellence. There is a vibrant community with a variety of community events, concerts, festivals, and farmer’s markets. There is low unemployment, and a diverse base in technology, finance, and healthcare contributing to a growing economy making this an attractive area for businesses and entrepreneurs. Highlands Ranch is a truly desirable place to live and own property.Investing in luxury property in Highlands Ranch is a smart financial decision for these reasons and is an attractive location for affluent individuals and families. With luxury properties on considerable lots in gated communities from golf courses to properties with view corridors to enclaves that seem more tucked away. Luxury can be yours in Highlands Ranch.Be sure to visit www.highlandsranch.org/news-events/community-events and www.hrcaonline.org/about-us/guides-communication/calendar-schedules to learn more about upcoming events and come see where luxury and lifestyle meet.HIGHLANDS RANCHOCTOBER 2024

Information contained herein deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. OCTOBER 2024DATE RANGEHomes SoldMedian Asking PriceMedian Sold PriceDisc. from AskingMedian Sold Per Sq. Ft.Highest Price SoldHighest Sold Per Sq. Ft.Avg. Days on MarketNov 2023 - Oct 2024 498 $897,000 $895,000 0.2% $273 $6,800,000 $766 24Nov 2022 - Oct 2023 508 $854,500 $857,000 -0.3% $265 $5,800,000 $582 24Nov 2021 - Oct 2022 714 $825,000 $854,500 -3.6% $281 $4,400,000 $557 12Nov 2020 - Oct 2021 638 $799,945 $840,000 -5.0% $234 $2,775,000 $583 8Nov 2019 - Oct 2020 310 $825,000 $818,500 0.8% $199 $3,000,000 $566 36HIGHLANDS RANCHSINGLE FAMILY HOMESOCTOBER 2024498TOTAL NUMBER OF PROPERTIES SOLD-2%24SOLD - AVERAGEDAYS ON MARKET+2%0.2%SOLD - % DISCOUNTFROM ASKING PRICE-176%$273SOLD - MED. PRICE PER SQ. FT.+3%$950,000HOMES FOR SALE MEDIAN ASKING PRICE +5%+4%$895,000MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

Unlike its unincorporated neighbor to the west, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree is fully incorporated and is in the northeastern reaches of Douglas County Colorado with approximately 9.5 square miles of land mass. It also serves as a gateway to the unbridled west-south of the Metro Denver area. Lone Tree encompasses less than 10 square miles and has a population of around 14,000, quite smaller than that of its neighbor.Lone Tree offers a unique blend of urban convenience and exclusivity due to its small population, compact land mass, and proximity to high-end shopping, dining, and entertainment venues. It is ideally located with access to major arterials and transportation to the Denver Tech Center, Denver International Airport, and access to the playgrounds to the west in our Rocky Mountains. It also affords easy access to points south along Interstate 25 through Castle Pines and Castle Rock to Colorado Springs.The economy is thriving in the south Metro Denver area with a diverse economic base in finance andTechnology. The population is growing and with access to a high quality of life, top-rated Douglas County Schools, cultural attractions at the Lone Tree Arts Center, shopping, dining, and entertainment venues in and around the resort-style Park Meadows Mall. There is a balance here between the smaller, more secluded nature of the residential areas with the hustle and bustle of a nearby commercial retail and dining venue that attracts many from the outlying areas as well as several large employers.Deciding to invest in Lone Tree is a prudent decision. While a slower pace rules here when at home, it is the drum of business nearby that drives the success of many who choose to live here. Entrepreneurs and business titans alike enjoy the convenience, solitude, and energy of Lone Tree. Many homeowners in Lone Tree are astute in high-end amenities and keeping their homes updated with an eye to the latest trends. With luxury properties on considerable lots in gated communities to those on more intimate spaces in enclaves, you can find your slice of luxury in Lone Tree. Check out www.cityoflonetree.com/events to plan your next lifestyle outing and see where luxury lives.LONE TREEUnlike its unincorporated neighbor to the west, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree is fully incorporated and is in the LONE TREEOCTOBER 2024

Information contained herein deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. OCTOBER 2024DATE RANGEHomes SoldMedian Asking PriceMedian Sold PriceDisc. from AskingMedian Sold Per Sq. Ft.Highest Price SoldHighest Sold Per Sq. Ft.Avg. Days on MarketNov 2023 - Oct 2024 112 $1,347,000 $1,310,000 2.7% $303 $3,850,000 $527 39Nov 2022 - Oct 2023 136 $1,125,000 $1,108,750 1.4% $285 $5,950,000 $611 32Nov 2021 - Oct 2022 192 $1,095,000 $1,106,550 -1.1% $291 $3,094,824 $625 19Nov 2020 - Oct 2021 206 $1,097,000 $1,120,500 -2.1% $263 $2,505,287 $542 25Nov 2019 - Oct 2020 133 $950,000 $945,000 0.5% $210 $2,700,000 $408 56LONE TREESINGLE FAMILY HOMESOCTOBER 2024112TOTAL NUMBER OF PROPERTIES SOLD-18%39SOLD - AVERAGEDAYS ON MARKET+21%2.7%SOLD - % DISCOUNTFROM ASKING PRICE+90%$303SOLD - MED. PRICE PER SQ. FT.+6%$1,395,000HOMES FOR SALE MEDIAN ASKING PRICE +20%+18%$1,310,000MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

A recurring theme for the northern part of Douglas County is that most of the area was founded and developed from the dogged determination of the early settlers and the Homestead Act of 1864. Castle Rock’s founding however was not only based in agriculture and ranching but in mining. Settlers were drawn to the area on rumors of gold and the discovery of Rhyolite. Today the town of Castle Rock covers nearly 100 square miles and accounts for most of Douglas County’s new home development.Castle Rock is conveniently located just off Interstate 25 in Douglas County Colorado between the major metropolitan areas of Denver and Colorado Springs. This makes Castle Rock an ideal sleeper community for split households with businesses or employment split between the two metro areas or with the need to travel frequently between the two major metro areas. The lifestyle here can be more relaxed and rural feel while having access to and convenience of a suburban city. You will find shopping, dining, and outdoor recreational opportunities some of which include equestrian activities on some of the larger acreages you can find in Castle Rock. Castle Rock has a charming downtown area that exudes its original charm with older historic buildings, its main street, hometown feel. Douglas County Fairgrounds are located in Castle Rock as are the County offices as Castle Rock is Douglas County’s seat.The county is growing and the economy is booming and with the growth comes plenty of new construction. Castle Rock picked up its first hospital in 2013. It has long been anchored by the Outlet Shops at Castle Rock which has grown to become more of a retail and dining destination. There is an abundance of new construction and plenty of land for the development of this sprawling community. The allure of the affluent buyer here is typically the space/land one can have to enjoy their luxury lifestyle. It also affords those with certain active lifestyles the space to pursue their hobbies. Homes often have premium amenities and finishes, and advanced home technology, and again, we often see affluent homeowners creating spaces and homes unique to them, their families, and lifestyles. Connect with your community by visiting www.crgov.com/1963/events.CASTLE ROCK A recurring theme for the norther part of Douglas County is that most of the area was founded and developed WEST / CENTRAL CASTLE ROCKOCTOBER 2024

Information contained herein deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. OCTOBER 2024DATE RANGEHomes SoldMedian Asking PriceMedian Sold PriceDisc. from AskingMedian Sold Per Sq. Ft.Highest Price SoldHighest Sold Per Sq. Ft.Avg. Days on MarketNov 2023 - Oct 2024 384 $926,220 $900,000 2.8% $250 $5,585,150 $742 59Nov 2022 - Oct 2023 420 $869,910 $855,000 1.7% $248 $7,800,000 $984 42Nov 2021 - Oct 2022 508 $825,000 $847,000 -2.7% $250 $8,040,000 $1,781 26Nov 2020 - Oct 2021 373 $825,000 $840,000 -1.8% $228 $5,925,000 $729 26Nov 2019 - Oct 2020 167 $874,900 $857,500 2.0% $202 $3,000,000 $457 53WEST/CENTRAL CASTLE ROCKSINGLE FAMILY HOMESOCTOBER 2024384TOTAL NUMBER OF PROPERTIES SOLD-9%59SOLD - AVERAGEDAYS ON MARKET+39%2.8%SOLD - % DISCOUNTFROM ASKING PRICE+65%$250SOLD - MED. PRICE PER SQ. FT.+1%$994,500HOMES FOR SALE MEDIAN ASKING PRICE +6%+5%$900,000MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

CASTLE PINESCastle Pines is situated between Lone Tree to the north and Castle Rock to the south in Douglas County Colorado Castle Pines is situated between Lone Tree to the north and Castle Rock to the south in Douglas CountyColorado and spans roughly 35.5 square miles. The town is divided primarily into 2 areas, The Village ofCastle Pines and Castle Pines North. While development and expansion continue to grow Castle Pineswith a number of new developments along the area immediately adjacent to Interstate 25 as well as TheCanyons nestled in the rolling hills to the east of Interstate 25.Castle Pines, like much of Douglas County, was home to farmland and ranches. With its roots embeddedIn agriculture, like much of Douglas County, this paved the way for communities centered around accessTo thousands of acres of open space. The Village came first in 1981 and is a 3,000-acre master plannedCommunity that coincided with the opening earlier that year of the Castle Pines Golf Club. The CastlePines Golf Club was designed by Jack Nicklaus and the intention for The Villages was a community ofhomeowners who could enjoy the amenities outside of their tee-time.The Castle Pines North came next with its views to the south of Pikes Peak and the front range.Between The Villages and CP North, homeowners have access to some of the most scenic andpicturesque living in the front range. Rolling hills, scrub oak, and heavily wooded areas with sizable lotsranging from under an acre to more than an acre. Homes here exude refinement, custom amenities andfeatures, and impeccable materials. There is a mix of production homes and truly unique homes built tothe exacting standards of their original homeowners. Whether you are seeking the original Castle Pines lifestyle or looking for the new master-planned subdivisions, come see what makes this place unique and be sure to check out www.castlepinesco.gov/events-calendar to see where to connect with your neighbors. CASTLE PINES / NORTHEAST CASTLE ROCKOCTOBER 2024

Information contained herein deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. OCTOBER 2024DATE RANGEHomes SoldMedian Asking PriceMedian Sold PriceDisc. from AskingMedian Sold Per Sq. Ft.Highest Price SoldHighest Sold Per Sq. Ft.Avg. Days on MarketNov 2023 - Oct 2024 444 $1,025,000 $1,000,000 2.4% $287 $6,500,000 $821 53Nov 2022 - Oct 2023 502 $992,450 $965,000 2.8% $279 $6,340,000 $714 45Nov 2021 - Oct 2022 615 $910,000 $924,990 -1.6% $275 $4,595,000 $975 23Nov 2020 - Oct 2021 483 $939,000 $950,000 -1.2% $247 $4,295,000 $601 29Nov 2019 - Oct 2020 325 $925,000 $911,245 1.5% $215 $5,500,000 $550 65CASTLE PINES/NORTHEAST CASTLE ROCKSINGLE FAMILY HOMESOCTOBER 2024444TOTAL NUMBER OF PROPERTIES SOLD-12%53SOLD - AVERAGEDAYS ON MARKET+17%2.4%SOLD - % DISCOUNTFROM ASKING PRICE-12%$287SOLD - MED. PRICE PER SQ. FT.+3%$1,139,200HOMES FOR SALE MEDIAN ASKING PRICE +3%+4%$1,000,000MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

Southwest Littleton in Jefferson County sits at the very southernmost part of the county and abuts Douglas County to the south. Southwest Littleton encompasses a vast land area consisting of 51 square miles and equally covers varied topography and lifestyles for living. A common theme for many who choose to live in Southwest Littleton is a love of and respect for nature and the surrounding natural beauty. Southwest Littleton sits at the doorstep of the Rocky Mountains. Numerous affluent neighborhoods cover several unique lifestyles all punctuated by the up-close natural beauty of the foothills, the “hogback”, and some of the metro area’s close-in canyons.The area boasts an active lifestyle where you can find plenty of moderate to challenging bike adventures, both road and off-road. Deer Creek Canyon and South Valley Parks serve as popular places for both bikers and hikers. Chatfield Reservoir is home to fishing, boating, paddle boarding, camping, and even a popular off-leash dog park. Several area golf courses provide opportunities for green time, again in some of the most scenic settings. There is an equestrian center as well for those with horses to board, a training facility, and of course plenty of trails for a leisurely ride. The area is away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Denver while still being close enough to enjoy and access the urban amenities such as museums, theaters, and sporting and entertaining venues. Jefferson County is also known for its exceptional schools, both public and private, preparing the next generation with a top-notch education.Homes and lifestyles range from the suburban, planned development homes on easily maintained lots to homes on much larger acreages affording seclusion and privacy. These homes come with high-end finishes and amenities, spacious rooms, modern amenities, gourmet kitchens, and smart home technology. There is a strong sense of community in many of these neighborhoods. It is not uncommon to encounter natural wildlife in these neighborhoods, especially those closest to or beyond and in the foothills. Wildlife from deer, elk, the occasional bear or bobcat, and even a mountain lion now and then. Community resources are www.ken-carylranch.org/programs and www.trailmark.org/calendar.SOUTHWEST LITTLETONSouthwest Littleton in Jefferson County sits at the very southernmost part of the county and abuts Douglas SOUTHWEST LITTLETONOCTOBER 2024

Information contained herein deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. OCTOBER 2024DATE RANGEHomes SoldMedian Asking PriceMedian Sold PriceDisc. from AskingMedian Sold Per Sq. Ft.Highest Price SoldHighest Sold Per Sq. Ft.Avg. Days on MarketNov 2023 - Oct 2024 181 $900,000 $900,000 0.0% $316 $5,650,000 $661 29Nov 2022 - Oct 2023 233 $850,000 $850,000 0.0% $292 $4,500,000 $604 28Nov 2021 - Oct 2022 313 $800,000 $848,200 -6.0% $286 $5,000,000 $656 14Nov 2020 - Oct 2021 244 $825,000 $850,000 -3.0% $257 $4,315,000 $508 12Nov 2019 - Oct 2020 126 $875,000 $862,500 1.4% $218 $3,800,000 $540 45SOUTHWEST LITTLETONSINGLE FAMILY HOMESOCTOBER 2024181TOTAL NUMBER OF PROPERTIES SOLD-22%29SOLD - AVERAGEDAYS ON MARKET+2%0.0%SOLD - % DISCOUNTFROM ASKING PRICE0%$316SOLD - MED. PRICE PER SQ. FT.+8%$1,075,000HOMES FOR SALE MEDIAN ASKING PRICE +6%+6%$900,000MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

The area generally known as Green Mountain is on the southwestern edge of Lakewood with a land mass of 11 square miles. It sits nearly in the center of Jefferson County. It is primarily a suburban neighborhood on the plains just at the foot of the Rocky Mountains west of downtown Denver. The community was established in the late 1960s and early 1970s and in the late 1990s to the present continues to expand with new development. The affluence in this area of Lakewood can be attributed to the appeal of the location and proximity and availability of so many activities and outdoor recreation.The area lures those seeking an active lifestyle that includes hiking, biking, camping, water skiing, and paddle boarding on Soda Lakes, horse trails, and right at the junction of Interstate 70 heading west into the Rocky Mountains and our playgrounds there with skiing, snowmobiling, camping, and hiking. The area is surrounded by natural beauty with breathtaking vista views from the Green Mountain mesa to the south. The City of Lakewood maintains the second largest park in Lakewood at the William Frederick Hayden Park with more than 2,400 acres of open space, sitting just to the west of “old” Green Mountain and the newer development of Solterra and Tamarisk and the new Red Rocks Ranch.Lakewood Green Mountain is home to pre-historic history where you can explore and learn at the nearby Dinosaur Ridge or catch a concert or summer classic movie at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Or maybe you are a drag car enthusiast, then Bandimere Speedway is in your backyard. Then finally, if motocross biking is more your speed, there is Thunder Valley Park also nearby. There are plenty of nearby shopping and dining venues with downtown Denver only 12 miles away. There you can also enjoy fine dining, shopping, museums, sports, and entertainment venues. Green Mountain, being within the Jefferson County school district affords some of the best schools and educational opportunities for its students. Check out www.redrocksonline.com/events and www.lakewood.org/events-directory to live your lifestyle here in Green Mountain with its diverse array of wildlife: deer, elk, coyotes, hawks, rattlesnakes, and an occasional mountain lion.LAKEWOOD/GREEN MOUNTAINThe area generally known as Green Mountain is on the southwestern edge of Lakewood with a land mass of LAKEWOOD/GREEN MOUNTAINOCTOBER 2024

Information contained herein deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. OCTOBER 2024DATE RANGEHomes SoldMedian Asking PriceMedian Sold PriceDisc. from AskingMedian Sold Per Sq. Ft.Highest Price SoldHighest Sold Per Sq. Ft.Avg. Days on MarketNov 2023 - Oct 2024 169 $869,000 $875,000 -0.7% $315 $2,354,000 $613 19Nov 2022 - Oct 2023 162 $830,000 $835,000 -0.6% $308 $1,979,000 $642 16Nov 2021 - Oct 2022 230 $825,000 $853,000 -3.4% $316 $1,985,000 $648 12Nov 2020 - Oct 2021 184 $849,500 $857,417 -0.9% $269 $1,854,000 $468 19Nov 2019 - Oct 2020 98 $800,000 $799,500 0.1% $232 $1,325,000 $387 44LAKEWOOD/GREEN MOUNTAINSINGLE FAMILY HOMESOCTOBER 2024169TOTAL NUMBER OF PROPERTIES SOLD+4%19SOLD - AVERAGEDAYS ON MARKET+20%-0.7%SOLD - % DISCOUNTFROM ASKING PRICE+15%$315SOLD - MED. PRICE PER SQ. FT.+2%$936,950HOMES FOR SALE MEDIAN ASKING PRICE +5%+5%$875,000MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

DETAIL PAGES OVERVIEWThe detail pages to follow include charts and graphs that will provide you with perspective on the patterns and trends for Single Family Homes in each geographic area. The level of detail will be of interest if you are planning on buying or selling in the near future –and the level of detail in this report is representative of what you can expect from me as your Real Estate Agent.I have helped many clients to buy and sell their homes in the area and I appreciate the opportunity to earn your business as well.OCTOBER 2024

If you have questions about the South/Southwest Metro Denver Area Luxury Real Estate Market, or you are considering buying or selling – feel free to call or text me. Here is my cell phone number: 303-918-5117OCTOBER 2024ALL SOLD [Nov 2023 - Oct 2024]$ Volume of PropertiesCount of # of PropertiesAverage Sold PriceHighest Sold PriceAverage Days On MarketProperties as % of Total CountTotal All Sales $2,000,494,548 1,788 $1,118,845 $6,800,000 40All Single Family Homes $2,000,494,548 1,788 $1,118,845 $6,800,000 40 100%Highlands Ranch $526,586,449 498 $1,057,403 $6,800,000 24 28%Lone Tree $160,473,751 112 $1,432,801 $3,850,000 39 6%West/Central Castle Rock $396,717,743 384 $1,033,119 $5,585,150 59 21%Castle Pines/Northeast Castle Rock $556,313,124 444 $1,252,957 $6,500,000 53 25%Southwest Littleton $196,996,403 181 $1,088,378 $5,650,000 29 10%Lakewood/Green Mountain $163,407,078 169 $966,906 $2,354,000 19 9%All Single Family Homes $.70M-$1.25M $1,223,636,094 1,355 $903,052 $1,245,000 37 76%All Single Family Homes $1.25M-$2.25M $552,145,598 354 $1,559,733 $2,225,600 44 20%All Single Family Homes $2.25M-$3.00M $125,067,089 49 $2,552,390 $2,988,000 75 3%All Single Family Homes $3.00M+ $94,905,518 23 $4,126,327 $6,800,000 79 1%FOR SALE$ Volume of PropertiesCount of # of PropertiesAverage Asking PriceHighest Asking PriceAverage Days On MarketProperties as % of Total CountTotal All Sales $902,840,685 669 $1,349,538 $12,000,000 72All Single Family Homes $902,840,685 669 $1,349,538 $12,000,000 72 100%Highlands Ranch $133,017,834 119 $1,117,797 $4,250,000 55 18%Lone Tree $74,126,988 47 $1,577,170 $4,999,999 70 7%West/Central Castle Rock $205,773,253 165 $1,247,111 $5,850,000 80 25%Castle Pines/Northeast Castle Rock $345,627,617 229 $1,509,291 $5,849,075 81 34%Southwest Littleton $106,424,193 73 $1,457,866 $12,000,000 69 11%Lakewood/Green Mountain $37,870,800 36 $1,051,967 $2,150,000 41 5%All Single Family Homes $.70M-$1.25M $308,875,908 328 $941,695 $1,249,900 67 49%All Single Family Homes $1.25M-$2.25M $186,079,979 116 $1,604,138 $2,175,000 85 17%All Single Family Homes $2.25M-$3.00M $62,373,700 24 $2,598,904 $2,990,000 152 4%All Single Family Homes $3.00M+ $107,032,999 25 $4,281,320 $12,000,000 128 4%UNDER CONTRACT$ Volume of PropertiesCount of # of PropertiesAverage Asking PriceHighest Asking PriceAverage Days On MarketProperties as % of Total CountTotal All Sales $238,478,099 176 $1,354,989 $5,849,075 53All Single Family Homes $238,478,099 176 $1,354,989 $5,849,075 53 100%Highlands Ranch $34,063,842 33 $1,032,238 $1,700,000 33 19%Lone Tree $26,523,999 16 $1,657,750 $2,800,000 49 9%West/Central Castle Rock $46,764,890 33 $1,417,118 $4,950,000 73 19%Castle Pines/Northeast Castle Rock $92,637,519 60 $1,543,959 $5,849,075 63 34%Southwest Littleton $23,035,849 19 $1,212,413 $2,800,000 42 11%Lakewood/Green Mountain $15,452,000 15 $1,030,133 $1,470,000 26 9%All Single Family Homes $.70M-$1.25M $101,628,711 109 $932,373 $1,200,000 50 62%All Single Family Homes $1.25M-$2.25M $76,380,753 49 $1,558,791 $2,200,000 54 28%All Single Family Homes $2.25M-$3.00M $28,924,560 11 $2,629,505 $2,946,560 49 6%All Single Family Homes $3.00M+ $31,544,075 7 $4,506,296 $5,849,075 92 4%OVERALL ALL AREASSINGLE FAMILY HOMES UNDER CONTRACTSINGLE FAMILY HOMES U/C AVERAGE ASK PRICEALL SINGLE FAMILY HOMES FOR SALESINGLE FAMILY HOMES AVERAGE ASK PRICESINGLE FAMILY HOMES AVERAGE SOLD PRICESINGLE FAMILY HOMES SOLD1,788TOTAL COUNT OF ALL PROPERTIESSOLD$2,000,494,548TOTAL VOLUME OF ALL PROPERTIES SOLD1761,788669$1,354,989$1,349,538$1,118,845

OCTOBER 2024SINGLE FAMILY HOMES BY PRICE RANGE2325281670 10 20 30NOV 2023 - OCT 2024NOV 2022 - OCT 2023NOV 2021 - OCT 2022NOV 2020 - OCT 2021NOV 2019 - OCT 2020SF Homes SOLD$4,126,327$4,210,839$4,158,506$3,614,688$3,652,388$3.0M $4.0MNov 2023 - Oct 2024Nov 2022 - Oct 2023Nov 2021 - Oct 2022Nov 2020 - Oct 2021Nov 2019 - Oct 2020SF Homes Average SOLD Price$587$526$568$466$427$0 $200 $400 $600 $800NOV 2023 - OCT 2024NOV 2022 - OCT 2023NOV 2021 - OCT 2022NOV 2020 - OCT 2021NOV 2019 - OCT 2020SF Homes Avg. Price Per Sq. Ft.1,3551,5582,0411,6519790 500 1000 1500 2000 2500NOV 2023 - OCT 2024NOV 2022 - OCT 2023NOV 2021 - OCT 2022NOV 2020 - OCT 2021NOV 2019 - OCT 2020SF Homes SOLD3543364554171590 100 200 300 400 500NOV 2023 - OCT 2024NOV 2022 - OCT 2023NOV 2021 - OCT 2022NOV 2020 - OCT 2021NOV 2019 - OCT 2020SF Homes SOLD$903,052$867,441$861,932$859,898$868,114$0.8M $0.9M $0.9MNov 2023 - Oct 2024Nov 2022 - Oct 2023Nov 2021 - Oct 2022Nov 2020 - Oct 2021Nov 2019 - Oct 2020SF Homes Average SOLD Price$1,559,733$1,558,434$1,571,322$1,529,484$1,518,877$1.5M $1.6MNov 2023 - Oct 2024Nov 2022 - Oct 2023Nov 2021 - Oct 2022Nov 2020 - Oct 2021Nov 2019 - Oct 2020SF Homes Average SOLD Price$2,552,390$2,643,624$2,561,959$2,606,814$2,639,959$2.5M $2.6M $2.7MNov 2023 - Oct 2024Nov 2022 - Oct 2023Nov 2021 - Oct 2022Nov 2020 - Oct 2021Nov 2019 - Oct 2020SF Homes Average SOLD Price$276$269$275$239$211$0 $100 $200 $300NOV 2023 - OCT 2024NOV 2022 - OCT 2023NOV 2021 - OCT 2022NOV 2020 - OCT 2021NOV 2019 - OCT 2020SF Homes Avg Price Per Sq. Ft.$329$332$328$299$269$0 $100 $200 $300 $400NOV 2023 - OCT 2024NOV 2022 - OCT 2023NOV 2021 - OCT 2022NOV 2020 - OCT 2021NOV 2019 - OCT 2020SF Homes Avg Price Per Sq. Ft.$439$445$423$368$378$0 $500NOV 2023 - OCT 2024NOV 2022 - OCT 2023NOV 2021 - OCT 2022NOV 2020 - OCT 2021NOV 2019 - OCT 2020SF Homes Avg Price Per Sq. Ft.$0.70M-$1.25M$2.25M-$3.00M$1.25M-$2.25M49424844140 10 20 30 40 50 60NOV 2023 - OCT 2024NOV 2022 - OCT 2023NOV 2021 - OCT 2022NOV 2020 - OCT 2021NOV 2019 - OCT 2020SF Homes SOLD-13.0%+4.1%+2.7%+5.4%+0.1%-0.9%+16.7%-3.5%-1.5%-8.0%-2.0%+11.6%$3.00M+

OCTOBER 2024DATE RANGECount of Homes SoldSold Homes VolumeAverage Asking PriceAverage Home Sold PriceMedian Home Sold PriceDiscount Asking to SellingAverage Sold Price Per Sq. Ft.Median Sold Price Per Sq. Ft.Highest Price Home SoldHighest Price Per Sq. Ft. SoldAverage Days on MarketNov 2023 - Oct 2024498 $526,586,449 $1,068,275 $1,057,403 $895,000 0.2% $285 $273 $6,800,000 $766 24Nov 2022 - Oct 2023508 $515,434,372 $1,024,284 $1,014,635 $857,000 -0.3% $278 $265 $5,800,000 $582 24Nov 2021 - Oct 2022714 $705,995,242 $955,948 $988,789 $854,500 -3.6% $287 $281 $4,400,000 $557 12Nov 2020 - Oct 2021638 $612,790,621 $926,876 $960,487 $840,000 -5.0% $245 $234 $2,775,000 $583 8Nov 2019 - Oct 2020310 $287,989,544 $940,223 $928,999 $818,500 0.8% $213 $199 $3,000,000 $566 36HIGHLANDS RANCHHighest Price Per Sq.Ft.Median Asking Price Per Sq.Ft.Highest Asking PriceMedian Asking PriceTotal Volume Of Homes For SaleSingle Family Homes For Sale119$133,017,834Highlands Ranch For Sale$950,000$4,250,000$275$6504985087146383100 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800NOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 -OCT 2023NOV 2021 -OCT 2022NOV 2020 -OCT 2021NOV 2019 -OCT 2020Highlands Ranch SOLD$895,000$857,000$854,500$840,000$818,500$0.8M $0.8M $0.8M $0.8M $0.9M $0.9M $0.9M $0.9MNOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 -OCT 2023NOV 2021 -OCT 2022NOV 2020 -OCT 2021NOV 2019 -OCT 2020Median SOLD Price$273$265$281$234$199$0 $50 $100 $150 $200 $250 $300NOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 -OCT 2023NOV 2021 -OCT 2022NOV 2020 -OCT 2021NOV 2019 -OCT 2020Median SOLD Price Per Square Foot498119$895,000$897,000$273$2730.2%24HOMES SOLD HOMES FOR SALEMEDIAN SOLD PRICE MEDIAN ASKING PRICEMED. SOLD PRICE PER SQ.FT. MED. ASK PRICE PER SQ.FT.DISCOUNT ASK TO SOLD % DAYS ON MARKET - SOLD-2.0%+4.4%+3.1%

Information contained herein deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. OCTOBER 2024DATE RANGECount of Homes SoldSold Homes VolumeAverage Asking PriceAverage Home Sold PriceMedian Home Sold PriceDiscount Asking to SellingAverage Sold Price Per Sq. Ft.Median Sold Price Per Sq. Ft.Highest Price Home SoldHighest Price Per Sq. Ft. SoldAverage Days on MarketNov 2023 - Oct 2024112 $160,473,751 $1,474,639 $1,432,801 $1,310,000 2.7% $309 $303 $3,850,000 $527 39Nov 2022 - Oct 2023136 $163,895,412 $1,224,340 $1,205,113 $1,108,750 1.4% $301 $285 $5,950,000 $611 32Nov 2021 - Oct 2022192 $236,480,881 $1,219,670 $1,231,671 $1,106,550 -1.1% $300 $291 $3,094,824 $625 19Nov 2020 - Oct 2021206 $243,732,128 $1,170,334 $1,183,166 $1,120,500 -2.1% $269 $263 $2,505,287 $542 25Nov 2019 - Oct 2020133 $143,818,655 $1,108,022 $1,081,343 $945,000 0.5% $230 $210 $2,700,000 $408 56LONE TREEHighest Asking PriceMedian Asking Price Per Sq.Ft.Highest Price Per Sq.Ft.$4,999,999$332$478Median Asking PriceSingle Family Homes For SaleTotal Volume Of Homes For Sale47$74,126,988$1,395,000Lone Tree For Sale11247$1,310,000$1,347,0002.7%39HOMES SOLD HOMES FOR SALEMEDIAN SOLD PRICE MEDIAN ASKING PRICEDISCOUNT ASK TO SOLD % DAYS ON MARKET - SOLD1121361922061330 50 100 150 200 250NOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 -OCT 2023NOV 2021 -OCT 2022NOV 2020 -OCT 2021NOV 2019 -OCT 2020Lone Tree SOLD$1,310,000$1,108,750$1,106,550$1,120,500$945,000$0.M $0.2M $0.4M $0.6M $0.8M $1.0M $1.2M $1.4MNOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 -OCT 2023NOV 2021 -OCT 2022NOV 2020 -OCT 2021NOV 2019 -OCT 2020Median SOLD Price$303$285$291$263$210$0 $50 $100 $150 $200 $250 $300 $350NOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 -OCT 2023NOV 2021 -OCT 2022NOV 2020 -OCT 2021NOV 2019 -OCT 2020Median SOLD Price Per Square Foot-17.6%+18.2%+6.4%$303$303MED. SOLD PRICE PER SQ.FT. MED. ASK PRICE PER SQ.FT.

Information contained herein deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. OCTOBER 2024DATE RANGECount of Homes SoldSold Homes VolumeAverage Asking PriceAverage Home Sold PriceMedian Home Sold PriceDiscount Asking to SellingAverage Sold Price Per Sq. Ft.Median Sold Price Per Sq. Ft.Highest Price Home SoldHighest Price Per Sq. Ft. SoldAverage Days on MarketNov 2023 - Oct 2024384 $396,717,743 $1,058,483 $1,033,119 $900,000 2.8% $266 $250 $5,585,150 $742 59Nov 2022 - Oct 2023420 $418,956,291 $1,015,765 $997,515 $855,000 1.7% $265 $248 $7,800,000 $984 42Nov 2021 - Oct 2022508 $527,596,893 $1,028,591 $1,038,577 $847,000 -2.7% $273 $250 $8,040,000 $1,781 26Nov 2020 - Oct 2021373 $379,731,909 $1,007,781 $1,018,048 $840,000 -1.8% $245 $228 $5,925,000 $729 26Nov 2019 - Oct 2020167 $161,087,064 $984,452 $964,593 $857,500 2.0% $212 $202 $3,000,000 $457 53WEST/CENTRAL CASTLE ROCKMedian Asking PriceSingle Family Homes For SaleTotal Volume Of Homes For Sale165$205,773,253$994,500Highest Asking PriceMedian Asking Price Per Sq.Ft.Highest Price Per Sq.Ft.$5,850,000$267$1,201West/Central Castle Rock For Sale3844205083731670 100 200 300 400 500 600NOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 - OCT 2023NOV 2021 - OCT 2022NOV 2020 - OCT 2021NOV 2019 - OCT 2020West/Central Castle Rock SOLD$900,000$855,000$847,000$840,000$857,500$0.8M $0.8M $0.8M $0.8M $0.9M $0.9M $0.9M $0.9M $0.9M $0.9M $0.9MNOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 -OCT 2023NOV 2021 -OCT 2022NOV 2020 -OCT 2021NOV 2019 -OCT 2020Median SOLD Price$250$248$250$228$202$0 $50 $100 $150 $200 $250 $300NOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 -OCT 2023NOV 2021 -OCT 2022NOV 2020 -OCT 2021NOV 2019 -OCT 2020Median SOLD Price Per Square FootHOMES SOLD HOMES FOR SALEMEDIAN SOLD PRICE MEDIAN ASKING PRICEDISCOUNT ASK TO SOLD % DAYS ON MARKET - SOLD-8.6%+5.3%+0.8%384165$900,000$926,2202.8%59$250$250MED. SOLD PRICE PER SQ.FT. MED. ASK PRICE PER SQ.FT.

Information contained herein deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. OCTOBER 2024DATE RANGECount of Homes SoldSold Homes VolumeAverage Asking PriceAverage Home Sold PriceMedian Home Sold PriceDiscount Asking to SellingAverage Sold Price Per Sq. Ft.Median Sold Price Per Sq. Ft.Highest Price Home SoldHighest Price Per Sq. Ft. SoldAverage Days on MarketNov 2023 - Oct 2024444 $556,313,124 $1,288,141 $1,252,957 $1,000,000 2.4% $304 $287 $6,500,000 $821 53Nov 2022 - Oct 2023502 $605,211,481 $1,229,954 $1,205,601 $965,000 2.8% $294 $279 $6,340,000 $714 45Nov 2021 - Oct 2022615 $720,949,169 $1,160,059 $1,172,275 $924,990 -1.6% $290 $275 $4,595,000 $975 23Nov 2020 - Oct 2021483 $579,346,136 $1,191,185 $1,199,474 $950,000 -1.2% $258 $247 $4,295,000 $601 29Nov 2019 - Oct 2020325 $351,336,033 $1,107,325 $1,081,034 $911,245 1.5% $225 $215 $5,500,000 $550 65CASTLE PINES/NORTHEAST CASTLE ROCKHighest Asking PriceMedian Asking Price Per Sq.Ft.Highest Price Per Sq.Ft.$5,849,075$309$706Median Asking PriceSingle Family Homes For SaleTotal Volume Of Homes For Sale229$345,627,617$1,139,200Castle Pines/Northeast Castle Rock For Sale4445026154833250 100 200 300 400 500 600 700NOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 - OCT 2023NOV 2021 - OCT 2022NOV 2020 - OCT 2021NOV 2019 - OCT 2020Castle Pines/Northeast Castle Rock SOLD$1,000,000$965,000$924,990$950,000$911,245$0.9M $0.9M $0.9M $0.9M $0.9M $1.M $1.M $1.0M $1.0MNOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 -OCT 2023NOV 2021 -OCT 2022NOV 2020 -OCT 2021NOV 2019 -OCT 2020Median SOLD Price$287$279$275$247$215$0 $50 $100 $150 $200 $250 $300 $350NOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 -OCT 2023NOV 2021 -OCT 2022NOV 2020 -OCT 2021NOV 2019 -OCT 2020Median SOLD Price Per Square FootHOMES SOLD HOMES FOR SALEMEDIAN SOLD PRICE MEDIAN ASKING PRICEDISCOUNT ASK TO SOLD % DAYS ON MARKET - SOLD-11.6%+3.6%+3.1%444229$1,000,000$1,025,0002.4%53$287$287MED. SOLD PRICE PER SQ.FT. MED. ASK PRICE PER SQ.FT.

Information contained herein deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. OCTOBER 2024DATE RANGECount of Homes SoldSold Homes VolumeAverage Asking PriceAverage Home Sold PriceMedian Home Sold PriceDiscount Asking to SellingAverage Sold Price Per Sq. Ft.Median Sold Price Per Sq. Ft.Highest Price Home SoldHighest Price Per Sq. Ft. SoldAverage Days on MarketNov 2023 - Oct 2024 181 $196,996,403 $1,103,778 $1,088,378 $900,000 0.0% $326 $316 $5,650,000 $661 29Nov 2022 - Oct 2023 233 $237,182,739 $1,019,477 $1,017,952 $850,000 0.0% $302 $292 $4,500,000 $604 28Nov 2021 - Oct 2022 313 $306,549,534 $936,708 $979,391 $848,200 -6.0% $298 $286 $5,000,000 $656 14Nov 2020 - Oct 2021 244 $242,319,727 $973,062 $993,114 $850,000 -3.0% $264 $257 $4,315,000 $508 12Nov 2019 - Oct 2020 126 $124,903,241 $1,009,804 $991,296 $862,500 1.4% $229 $218 $3,800,000 $540 45SOUTHWEST LITTLETONHighest Asking PriceMedian Asking Price Per Sq.Ft.Highest Price Per Sq.Ft.$12,000,000$346$1,351Median Asking PriceSingle Family Homes For SaleTotal Volume Of Homes For Sale73$106,424,193$1,075,000Southwest Littleton For Sale1812333132441260 50 100 150 200 250 300 350NOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 -OCT 2023NOV 2021 -OCT 2022NOV 2020 -OCT 2021NOV 2019 -OCT 2020Southwest Littleton SOLD$900,000$850,000$848,200$850,000$862,500$0.8M $0.8M $0.8M $0.9M $0.9M $0.9M $0.9M $0.9M $0.9M $0.9MNOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 -OCT 2023NOV 2021 -OCT 2022NOV 2020 -OCT 2021NOV 2019 -OCT 2020Median SOLD Price$316$292$286$257$218$0 $50 $100 $150 $200 $250 $300 $350NOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 -OCT 2023NOV 2021 -OCT 2022NOV 2020 -OCT 2021NOV 2019 -OCT 2020Median SOLD Price Per Square FootHOMES SOLD HOMES FOR SALEMEDIAN SOLD PRICE MEDIAN ASKING PRICEDISCOUNT ASK TO SOLD % DAYS ON MARKET - SOLD-22.3%+5.9%+8.3%18173$900,000$900,0000.0%29$316$316MED. SOLD PRICE PER SQ.FT. MED. ASK PRICE PER SQ.FT.

Information contained herein deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. OCTOBER 2024DATE RANGECount of Homes SoldSold Homes VolumeAverage Asking PriceAverage Home Sold PriceMedian Home Sold PriceDiscount Asking to SellingAverage Sold Price Per Sq. Ft.Median Sold Price Per Sq. Ft.Highest Price Home SoldHighest Price Per Sq. Ft. SoldAverage Days on MarketNov 2023 - Oct 2024169 $163,407,078 $972,756 $966,906 $875,000 -0.7% $327 $315 $2,354,000 $613 19Nov 2022 - Oct 2023162 $150,729,954 $924,012 $930,432 $835,000 -0.6% $317 $308 $1,979,000 $642 16Nov 2021 - Oct 2022230 $215,995,669 $906,739 $939,112 $853,000 -3.4% $323 $316 $1,985,000 $648 12Nov 2020 - Oct 2021184 $172,101,289 $914,604 $935,333 $857,417 -0.9% $275 $269 $1,854,000 $468 19Nov 2019 - Oct 202098 $84,776,453 $875,456 $865,066 $799,500 0.1% $238 $232 $1,325,000 $387 44LAKEWOOD/GREEN MOUNTAINMedian Asking PriceSingle Family Homes For SaleTotal Volume Of Homes For Sale36$37,870,800$936,950Highest Asking PriceMedian Asking Price Per Sq.Ft.Highest Price Per Sq.Ft.$2,150,000$320$692Lakewood/Green Mountain For Sale169162230184980 50 100 150 200 250NOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 - OCT 2023NOV 2021 - OCT 2022NOV 2020 - OCT 2021NOV 2019 - OCT 2020Lakewood/Green Mountain SOLD$875,000$835,000$853,000$857,417$799,500$0.8M $0.8M $0.8M $0.8M $0.8M $0.9M $0.9M $0.9MNOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 -OCT 2023NOV 2021 -OCT 2022NOV 2020 -OCT 2021NOV 2019 -OCT 2020Median SOLD Price$315$308$316$269$232$0 $50 $100 $150 $200 $250 $300 $350NOV 2023 -OCT 2024NOV 2022 -OCT 2023NOV 2021 -OCT 2022NOV 2020 -OCT 2021NOV 2019 -OCT 2020Median SOLD Price Per Square FootHOMES SOLD HOMES FOR SALEMEDIAN SOLD PRICE MEDIAN ASKING PRICEDISCOUNT ASK TO SOLD % DAYS ON MARKET - SOLD+4.3%+4.8%+2.4%16936$875,000$869,000-0.7%19$315$315MED. SOLD PRICE PER SQ.FT. MED. ASK PRICE PER SQ.FT.

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