If you’re buying
Compare the whole opportunity.
- Review similar homes before deciding what to offer.
- Compare monthly costs, including taxes, insurance, and any HOA dues.
- Discuss inspection terms, timing, and potential concessions alongside price.
September 2026 · Metro Denver
Regional perspective, local context, and a practical look at your next move.
By Todd Sprague · Published October 28, 2026
Reporting period: September 1–30, 2026
Source: DMAR September 2026 Market Trends Report, published October 3, 2026; underlying statistics from REcolorado. Metro Denver regional residential figures, including attached and detached homes. These are September figures, not October results or Reunion-specific statistics.
These regional figures provide a starting point for a more specific conversation. Before making a decision, narrow the comparison to the property type, location, and price range you’re considering.
For buyers, compare the available homes and the full monthly cost before deciding where to focus. For sellers, look at both recent closings and today’s competing listings. A home’s condition, presentation, and pricing still deserve individual attention.
My approach is to connect the market data to your plans: what you need from a home, when you want to move, and how each option fits your budget.
September 2026 · Citywide view
Source: Redfin · Commerce City Housing Market, based on MLS and/or public-record calculations. Citywide Commerce City geography. Redfin describes its price trend as a three-month period ending September; these price figures are not September-only medians. The sales count and days on market are reproduced from its September trend panel. This source and reporting window differ from the DMAR Metro Denver snapshot above.
September 2026 · Neighborhood within Commerce City
Source: Redfin · Reunion Housing Market, based on MLS and/or public-record calculations. Reunion neighborhood geography as defined by Redfin, within Commerce City; boundaries may differ from HOA or MLS subdivision boundaries. Redfin describes its price trend as a three-month period ending September; these price figures are not September-only medians. The sales count and days on market are reproduced from its September trend panel. This source and reporting window differ from the DMAR Metro Denver snapshot above.
The neighborhood spotlight
The local view, from a neighbor.
Reunion is the community I call home. When we talk about a move here, I want to look beyond the regional headlines and at the homes that match your plans.
For a useful local comparison, we’ll look at similar home styles, size, condition, and location, then compare recent sales with the properties currently available.
Commerce City covers more than Reunion. A citywide report is a starting point; a Reunion pricing conversation needs neighborhood-level comparable homes.

If you’re buying
If you’re selling
Tell me where you’re looking—or the home you’re thinking of selling—and we’ll look at the relevant local comparisons.