Colorado Springs Real Estate blog

"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 ...

April 2018 Colorado Springs Real Estate Statistics: The price of a residential home in the Colorado Springs region is still climbing, now at $305,000. Since less people can afford that down payment, less homes are on the market, and sell quickly, there is more demand for Colorado Springs rentals. If you think it's too hard t...

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! W...

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...

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 Sp...

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...

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 se...

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 Sp...

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...

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...