Colorado Springs Real Estate blog

March 2019 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics

Matt Rogers - Monday, April 8, 2019

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.

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Single Family Home Sales Price

Median for March 2019: $315,000
Median for March 2018: $300,000
Result: Up 5% percent from last year. Home values continue to rise.

Average Days on Market

March 2019: 36 days
March 2018: 28 days
Result: The days needed to sell your home in March was way up. But we had a record-breaking storm, and many people were fixing up their homes. Days on Market increased by 28.6% from last year.

Year-to-Date (YTD) Total Homes Sold

March 2019: 3,048 homes sold
March 2018: 3,114 homes sold
Result: There are 66 less homes sold so far this year, but last year it was way up.

March 2019 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: The statistic that stands out is the very low inventory of homes on the market. Since inventory is low, buyers in the lower price range are being outbid.

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