The typical Denver home sold in just 5 days in April

Denver’s fast-moving real estate market just keeps getting faster.

 The typical Denver home sold in just five days last month, according to online real estate brokerage. That’s down from eight days in March, when Denver and Seattle tied for the fastest-selling homes in the country.

 Seattle still follows close behind, with a median of 7 days on the market. Tacoma, Washington and Portland, Oregon followed at 10 days each.

 The trend of faster-selling homes isn’t limited only to cities in the West. Nationwide, homes sold nine days faster in April than in March.

 The graph above shows how the median number of days on the market has changed over time.

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