West Woods, Arvada · Seller case study
A West Woods Home Sale: Putting the $1.2 Million Closing in Context
I represented the sellers of 6512 Quartz Circle in Arvada. The single-family home closed on May 1, 2026, for $1,200,000. Its public listing history offers a useful lesson for sellers: a closing price is more informative when you can see the asking-price history behind it.
The documented result
Seller’s agent: Jonathan Loewenberg, Compass
Property: 6512 Quartz Circle, West Woods, Arvada
Closing: May 1, 2026 · $1,200,000
Realtor.com sale history and seller-agent credit · Compass property and closing record
The published pricing sequence
| Date | Published event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| March 12, 2026 | Listed in the REcolorado history | $1,250,000 |
| April 1, 2026 | REcolorado listing shown as removed | — |
| April 8, 2026 | IRES listing shown at a revised asking price | $1,175,000 |
| May 1, 2026 | IRES closing | $1,200,000 |
Dates above follow Realtor.com’s displayed MLS history, checked November 13, 2026. That page separately shows a May 4 public-record event; May 1 is the MLS closing date, also supported by Compass. Multiple feed entries should not be counted as separate sales.
What the numbers mean
The closing was $25,000 above the revised $1,175,000 asking price—about 2.1%—and $50,000 below the earlier $1,250,000 asking price, or 4%. Both comparisons describe the same sale. Showing both gives another seller a more complete picture than an isolated “above asking” headline.
Those percentages compare prices only. They do not describe the seller’s net proceeds. The public timeline also does not establish why a buyer made an offer or prove that a particular pricing change caused the closing.
How to apply this to your Arvada sale
Begin with the closest relevant closed sales and the properties buyers can choose today. Separate differences in layout, condition, lot and location before using another home’s price as a benchmark.
During the listing, review new evidence together: showing activity, feedback, competing homes and fresh closings. If the plan changes, preserve the full history when evaluating the result. A new listing entry can make a short timeline appear to tell the whole story when it does not.
My role in this transaction is documented seller representation. This case study summarizes the public record and the pricing questions it raises; it does not promise a particular price or selling time for another property.
Compare your home with the right evidence
Read the Arvada single-family guide for Candelas and West Woods comparison questions and another documented 2026 sale. You can also review my seller process or my experience and background.
Plan your Arvada move with Jonathan
Share the home you are selling or two or three properties you are considering. We can work through comparable sales, ownership costs and the questions to resolve next.
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