Littleton Market Update: Where Things Stand

Here's a look at the current housing picture in Littleton, drawing on recent local data and broader Denver-area numbers.

In the Denver area, the median list price in September 2026 came in at $569,900, down 4.9% from a year earlier. The median list price has also edged down 0.9% since three weeks ago. Homes are spending a median of 58 days on the market, and among the 13,365 active listings, 6,848 currently show a price cut. There were 4,198 new listings that month as well, giving buyers a fair amount to choose from.

Zooming out to Littleton itself, Census figures put the median home value at about $596,700, with a median household income around $96,611 and a homeownership rate of 61%. The typical home in Littleton was built around 1981, and the city's population is about 45,092.

Taken together, these numbers describe a market with a good amount of inventory and some recent softening in list prices, alongside a community with established housing stock and a solid rate of long-term homeownership.

If you've been weighing a move and want to talk through what any of this might mean for your own home, Sarah Mitchell at Mountain View Realty Group is happy to have a conversation.

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This update reflects publicly available market and U.S. Census data as of the date above. It is general information, not a home valuation, appraisal, or legal, tax, or investment advice.