Genesee Home Market Data: What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know in 2026
November 9, 2026
Genesee home prices, sales pace and risk data from Redfin, plus what buyers and sellers should weigh near Genesee Park in Golden, Colorado.
Genesee home prices, sales pace and risk data from Redfin, plus what buyers and sellers should weigh near Genesee Park in Golden, Colorado.
Published on November 9, 2026
If you are considering buying or selling in Genesee, this article breaks down the latest numbers and what they mean for you as a buyer or seller.
Redfin has put together a short overview of recent sales in Genesee. For the three-month window ending September 2026, the median sale price was $1,005,651, down 24.4% from a year earlier. Homes sold fell to 16, down 39.8%. Median days on market rose to 58, 19 days longer than last year. Homes sold for 96.9% of list price, a drop of 0.94 points from the same window last year. Redfin rates Genesee at 73 out of 100 on its Compete Score and labels it “Very Competitive.”
At first glance the numbers look lower, but a small number of sales in a mountain market can create large swings in median pricing. The softer sale-to-list ratio and longer time on market mean buyers have more room to negotiate than they did a year ago.
Look at the numbers for Genesee Central, a neighborhood within Genesee. For the three months ending August 2026, Redfin reported a median sale price of $1.3 million, down 8.1% from the prior year. Homes that sold there averaged 10 days on market, compared with 29 days in the prior year’s sample. The sale-to-list price fell 0.93 points. Same area, very different picture. The street you live on can change the answer, which is why citywide medians are a weak guide to your home’s value.
| Metric | Genesee (Redfin, Sep 2026, 3-month) | Genesee Central (Redfin, Aug 2026, 3-month) |
|---|---|---|
| Median sale price | $1,005,651 (down 24.4% YoY) | $1.3M (down 8.1%) |
| Homes sold | 16 (down 39.8%) | Not stated |
| Median days on market | 58 (up 19 days) | 10 (vs. 29 a year earlier) |
| Sale-to-list ratio | 96.9% (down 0.94 pts) | Down 0.93 pts |
Genesee Park is the largest of Denver’s Mountain Parks, with 2,413 acres of forest, meadow and mountain views about 20 miles west of the city. Its bison herd dates to 1914, and drivers on I-70 can see the herd near the Buffalo Herd Overlook at Exit 254. Many homebuyers consider open space and easy access to hiking and biking trails key features, so we highlight those for Genesee homes.
Redfin, using First Street data, reports that 99% of Genesee properties face some moderate wildfire risk over the next 30 years. Less than 1% face severe flood risk, and severe wind risk is minor. Mountain-edge homes deserve early attention: consider defensible space in your yard design, get an insurance quote before making an offer, and have the roof and vents checked by a home inspector.
For buyers, there is room to negotiate. Wait for recent closed sales of comparable homes in the pocket you are considering, and base your offer on that number rather than a citywide median.
For sellers, prices have decreased and the pace of sales has slowed from last year. Pricing to recent closed sales of comparable homes is the key to pricing your home today, and buyers are doing their homework.
Note that the data comes from small samples and can change greatly from month to month. This article is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice.
Want a current comparative market analysis for your Genesee home, or a read on what your budget buys today? Call or text Jeff and Brooke Spiker at 720-301-3334 or visit SpikerRealty.com.
Sources:
Wikipedia, Genesee Park (Colorado): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeneseePark(Colorado)
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