Metric explainer · Reviewed August 25, 2026

Detached Sales With Concessions

Seller-paid credits remained a common tool even in the tighter detached segment.

Geography: Greater Metro Denver · Data period: May 2026 · Property segment: Detached

Greater Metro DenverConcessions

Detached Sales With Concessions

64.4%

$11,551 average concession

Seller-paid credits remained a common tool even in the tighter detached segment.

Older context · newer release expectedData period: May 2026Page reviewed: 2026-08-25Source retrieved: 2026-06-12Expected cadence: monthly
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Comparison: Prior published observation · $11,551 average concession

Timing: This source is published monthly; the observation shown here is dated May 2026.

Limitation: This is market context, not a valuation, appraisal, guarantee, or property-specific recommendation. Confirm the exact geography, property type, condition, and current competition before acting.

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Concessions are part of the competitive picture

Seller-paid credits appear in both housing-type segments and can change the net outcome without changing the list price.

Greater Metro Denver · May 2026

Text equivalent: The May 2026 monthly report shows sales with concessions at 64.4% for detached homes and 60.2% for attached homes in its Greater Metro Denver segments.

Source: Courtesy of Megan Aller, First American Title. The report’s methodology and segment definitions apply. Concession prevalence does not tell us which concession is appropriate for a particular property.