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Not a Surge, but a Shift: Western Housing Sets Up for 2026 Recovery

November 23, 2025

Western real estate markets are expected to stabilize or see moderate growth in 2026, with cities like Denver, Northern Colorado, Boise, Vegas, Phoenix, and Tucson showing positive trends. California faces challenges due to limited supply and affordability. Underbuilt markets and steady job growth support new home demand, while land constraints and rising costs may impact builders. Opportunities lie in addressing product gaps to meet market needs.

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