Aurora Housing Market: Where Things Stand Now

Here's a look at how the Aurora housing market and the broader Denver area are shaping up this week. The numbers give a snapshot of where prices, inventory, and buyer activity currently sit.

Across the Denver area, the median list price in August 2026 was $574,900, down 4.2% from a year earlier. Homes were spending a median of 57 days on the market, and list prices held steady this past week, with no change reported. There were 12,998 active listings, alongside 4,444 new listings that came onto the market that month, and 6,544 listings had a price cut.

Zooming in on Aurora itself, Census data puts the median home value at about $444,500, with a homeownership rate of 63%. The typical home in Aurora was built around 1985, and the median household income is about $84,320. Aurora's population is roughly 390,201.

Taken together, these figures paint a picture of a market with a fair amount of inventory and homes taking a bit over a month and a half to sell, on average, with a notable share of sellers adjusting their asking price along the way.

If you have questions about what any of this means for your own plans, Sarah Mitchell at Mountain View Realty Group is happy to talk through it with you.

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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.