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Although July 2020 did not show the end of the COVID pandemic, the Colorado Springs real estate market broke all-time records:
COVID-19 has not had a big effect on our local real estate market. The monthly sales numbers for June (1,684) were nearly the same as this time last year (1,651). Three other categories have significantly changed: Total Under Contract (up 18.8% from last year), Days-on-Market (down 25%), and Total Active Listings (down 30.3%). These stats show that although buyers are out in force, sellers are holding back, causing our market to lack homes for sale.
Because of the current market conditi...
COVID-19 stay-at-home orders are easing now, and people are getting back to work. The effects of the stay-at-home restrictions are reflected in the number of houses listed on the market, and how fast the homes that were already on the market sold. The real estate market does not seem to have been greatly changed.
Because of the current market conditions, rental homes are more in demand than ever in the PPAR MLS. Call All Seasons today to find out the steps you need to take to offer your...
The first numbers back from the COVID-19 stay-at-home orders are in now. The stay-at-home restrictions seem to have affected the number of houses listed on the market, and how fast the homes that were already on the market sold. So far, things haven't changed that much. We'll just have to wait and see how the market is affected as we all get back to work.
Because of the current market conditions, rental homes are more in demand than ever in the PPAR MLS. Call All Seasons today t...
We hope that you and your family are staying safe and healthy during this unprecedented time. This month, I’d like to discuss the changes to the local real estate market due to social distancing restrictions. You'll find my take on how COVID-19 is affecting the real estate market right after the the infographic below. - Matt Rogers
Local market statistics released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for February 2020.
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Local market statistics released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for January 2020. Read more at: https://ppar.com/MarketTrends.aspx
January 2020 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: The Colorado ...
Local market statistics released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for December 2019.
December 2019 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: The Colorado Springs real estate market is strong, and is a seller's market. Read More >>
Local market statistics released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for November 2019.
November 2019 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: The Colorado Springs real estate market is strong, and is a seller's market.&n...
Local market statistics released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for October 2019.
October 2019 Color...
Local market statistics released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for September 2019.
September 2019 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: The Colorado Springs real estate market remains solid this fall. ...
Local market statistics released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for August 2019.
August 2019 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: The Colorado Springs real estate market is strong.
Rental homes are still in demand in the PPAR ML...
Local market statistics released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for July 2019.
July 2019 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: The PPAR MLS broke all historical records for July home sales. Read More >>
Local market statistics released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for June 2019.
June 2019 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: Although most statistics are down from last year, home prices continue to rise, making it harder than ever for buyers to be...
Local market statistics released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for May 2019.
May 2019 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: Although most statistics are down from last year, home prices continue to rise, making it harder than ever for buyers to be able to affor...
April 2019 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: Although the market is down all over the country, the home market in Colorado Springs and Denver is hot!
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New data released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for March 2019 showed inventory is low, so buyers in the lower price range are being outbid.
Because inventory is low, there is a strong demand for Colorado Springs rentals!If you think it may be...
New data released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for February 2019 shows the market is still hot.
February 2019 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: Instead of a slowdown as expected, the Colorado Springs real estate market is still hot, eve...
New data released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for January 2019 showed the market is definitely slowing down.
January 2019 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: The statistic that stands out is 30% more homes on the ma...
New data released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for December 2018 showed a winter slowdown, although the number of homes listed in December is up from last year.
December 2018 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: December sh...
New data released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for November 2018 showed a possible market slowdown.
November 2018 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: November showed a 12.7% drop in sales from last year. The median sales price increased by 8%. An i...
New data released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for October 2018 showed another sales drop. On the other hand, median sales price increased by 8%. The market is shifting to favor the buyer.
October 2018 Colorado Springs ...
New data released by the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS® (PPAR) for September 2018 shows a slowdown the Colorado Springs real estate market. September showed a 15.7% drop in sales, the largest drop since 2007. On the other hand, median sales price increased by 10%. There’s no doubt the market is shifting.
August 2018 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: Lower number of home sales in the PPAR Pikes Peak area for the last 7 months. August showed a 7.8% drop in sales, although the median sales price continues to rise, increasing 10.3% this month to $315,000.
Our local real estate market is slowing down as school starts and we head toward the fall months. In comparison to last year, we had fewer homes sell this July, perhaps an adjustment from the high-selling summer months. The Median Home Price continues to increase, up 8.1% from last year. Homes are selling for their list price, not over or under.
June 2018 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics:
The price of a residential home in the Colorado Springs region is still climbing, now at a median price of almost $325,000. Since less people can afford that down p...
"Our local real estate market seems to be speeding up and slowing down at the same time. We had 4% fewer homes sold this May, in comparison to last year. We also had an 11.7% Median Home Price increase over last year. Sales are slowing while home prices are still rising. As the market starts to heat up for Summer, there will be many multiple-offer situations and crazy competition from other home buyers." - GCH
March 2018 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: The price of a residential home in the Colorado Springs region is still high, at $300,000. Since less people can afford that down payment, there is more demand for Colorado Springs rentals. If you think it's too hard to rent out your home in Colorado Springs, think again! We can guide you through the process every step of the way. Call All Seasons today to find out how you can make mone...
February 2018 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: The price of a residential home in the Colorado Springs region is still high, at $292,470. Since less people can afford that down payment, there is more demand for Colorado Springs rentals. If you think it's too hard to rent out your home in Colorado Springs, think again! We can guide you through the process every step of the way. Call All Seasons today to find out how you can make m...
January 2018 Colorado Springs real estate statistics: The price of a residential home in the Colorado Springs region continues to rise, reaching an all-time high of $295,000. Since less people can afford to buy, there is more demand for Colorado Springs rentals. If you think it's too hard to rent out your home in Colorado Springs, think again! We can guide you through the process every step of the way. Call All Seasons today to find out ...
December 2017 Colorado Springs real estate statistics: All statistics continue to rise in Colorado Springs as the residential real estate market grows. A seller's market means more people will be looking to rent homes as they are sold quickly and for higher prices.That means more demand for Colorado Springs rentals. If you think it's too hard to rent out your home in Colorado Springs, think again! We can guide you through the process every step of the way. Cal...
November 2017 Colorado Springs real estate statistics: there is usually a slow-down in the Pikes Peak area real estate market during the winter. The slow-down can be as large as 40%. This month’s statistics show the usual slow-down, but are still higher than last year. With low inventory and higher prices, it’s still a seller’s market.That means there's more demand for rentals, and if you think it's too hard to rent out your home in Colo...
October 2017 Colorado Springs real estate statistics show that home sales are highest in summer, dropping as we head into winter. But while October sales show the normal drop off in sales, we're still above last year.That means there's more demand for rentals, and if you think it's too hard to rent out your home in Colorado Springs, think again! We can guide you through the process every step of the way. Call All Seasons today to find out how you can make ...
September 2017 Colorado Springs real estate statistics show the beginning of the usual autumn slowdown in both new listings and sales. The number of new condo/townhome listings is 28% lower than in August, so there is a shortage of available condos and town homes, and the average sales price of single family homes is 10% higher. That means there's more demand for rentals. It's not as hard to rent out your house as you may think! We can guide you through t...
August 2017 Colorado Springs real estate statistics show that there is less family housing available in the average price range, and that these homes are selling for more than 100% their asking value. Less homes to buy means there's more demand for rentals. It's not as hard to rent out your house as you may think! We can guide you through the process every step of the way. Call All Seasons today to find out how you can make money by offering your home as a Colorado Springs ren...
July 2017 Colorado Springs real estate statistics show that there is less family housing available in the average price range, and that these homes are selling for more than 100% their asking value. Less homes to buy means there’s more demand for rentals! It’s not as hard as you may think! We can guide you through the process every step of the way. Call All Seasons today to find out how you can make money by offering your home as a Colorado Springs rental. Read More >>
June 2017 Colorado Springs real estate statistics show that there are less homes available in the price range from $200K to $300K, and that these homes are selling for more money. There's rarely been a better time to rent out your home. It's not as hard as you may think! We can guide you through the process every step of the way. Call All Seasons today to find out how you can make money by renting your home in Colorado Springs. (719) 632-3368 ...
Colorado Springs April 2017 Real Estate Statistics Available housing continues to be a challenge in Colorado Springs, with homes selling over the asking price with fewer days on the market, as shown by the Colorado Springs April 2017 real estate statistics. Here are some highlights. Read more at: PPAR.com.
In a recent article published by the Colorado Springs Business Journal, Cameron Moix predicts that the 2017 Colorado Springs real estate forecast is looking great. So if you've been thinking about buying Colorado Springs investment properties or Colorado Springs rental properties, this is your year.
“We all believe that 2017 is staged for continued expansion and growth in both new and existing companies and employees for our city,” according to Quantum Co...
According to the National Association of REALTORS®, existing-home sales softened in August, the 2nd consecutive month of declines despite mortgage rates hovering near record lows. Not enough homes for sale and higher home prices curtailed sales except in the Northeast, where inventory levels were more balanced. This was the only region in the USA to see closings rise in August.
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Home sales slow down in August 2015
Realtor Magazine reports home sales from August, 2105: "After several consecutive months of increases, existing-home sales dropped in August while home prices also showed signs of moderating, according to the National Association of REALTORS® latest home sales report. All four regions across the country saw a dip in sales last month. 'Sales activity was down in many parts of the country last month – especially in the South and West – as the persistent summer theme of ...
Colorado residential real estate comeback
Bryan Grossman, of The Colorado Springs Business Journal, says that we're experiencing a Colorado residential real estate comeback, in a big way. CSBJ goes on to say:Approximately seven years after the bubble burst heard ’round the world, residential real estate in Colorado is making a comeback in a big way. Demand is up and supply is down statewide, leading to increased residential property values and a market, depending on which side of the Palmer Divide you’re on (...
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