Aurora Market Update: Prices Down, Inventory Steady

Here is a look at where the Aurora housing market stands this week, drawing on both local listing activity and broader Census data for the area.

The median list price in the Denver area, which includes Aurora, was $569,900 as of September 2026, down 4.9% from a year earlier and down 0.9% from about a month ago. Homes are spending a median of 58 days on the market, and of the 13,365 active listings, 6,848 have had a price cut along the way. There were 4,198 new listings added that month, giving buyers a steady stream of options to consider.

Zooming out, Aurora itself is home to about 390,201 residents, with a median home value around $444,500 according to the latest Census data. The homeownership rate sits at 63%, and the typical home in the area was built around 1985. Median household income is about $84,320, which offers some context for affordability in the local market.

Taken together, these numbers point to a market with more room for negotiation than a year ago, along with a solid range of inventory to choose from.

If you have questions about what these numbers might mean 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.