Market Trends & Statistics
Posted on
October 14, 2021
Denver’s median sales price was slightly lower in September at $562,000, which is down from June’s $580,000, as inventory on the market increased. A recent FOX31 story used CAR’s monthly Market Trends to report on the latest trends: “Just before the pandemic began, homes were on the market an average seven weeks before they sold. Last month, they lasted two...
Posted on
October 13, 2021
The
seasonal slow-down in housing sales returned this year to Northern Colorado.
REALTORS® saw the amount of home sales drop almost 20 percent from last year at
the same time. There was also a slight decrease in the amount homebuyers are
willing to pay over asking price. In September, they paid only 1.3 percent over
the listed price. Fort Collins REALTOR® and CAR spokesperson Chris...
Posted on
October 12, 2021
https://coloradorealtors.com/market-trends/regional-and-statewide-statistics/
ENGLEWOOD, CO – Oct. 12, 2021 – With
new listings easily countered by the volume of closed and under contract
properties, the median price of homes remains steady or has continued to rise
in markets across the state, according to the latest monthly market data and
analysis from the Colorado Association of REALTORS® (CAR).
As a result, active listings in
the seven-county Denver metro area...
Posted on
October 12, 2021
“While quarantine-limited interaction and the return to ‘normal’ seems to be looming, the stigma of attached living appears, at least for now, to no longer be affected by worry and fear,” Denver-area REALTOR® Matthew Leprino reported in CAR’s monthly Market Trends report. CAR sends this monthly analysis to Colorado news outlets. Townhomes and condos are selling for an average sales price of...
Posted on
September 13, 2021
https://coloradorealtors.com/market-trends/regional-and-statewide-statistics/
ENGLEWOOD, CO – Sept.
13, 2021 – End of summer vacations, kids returning to school, and typical
seasonal slowdowns did not impact the continued hot housing market across the seven-county
Denver metro area and state, according to the latest monthly market data and
analysis from the Colorado Association of REALTORS® (CAR).
Despite anticipated
seasonal dips in new listings, under contracts and pending/solds held their own
during...
Posted on
August 18, 2021
REALTOR.com reports that Colorado Springs ZIP code 80916 (on
the southeast side) is the nation’s “hottest” market for sales in the entire
nation.
The southeast side of the city outranks ZIP codes in
Rochester, NY, and Boston, Mass. According to CAR’s July
Market Trends Report, the median home price for homes in all of El
Paso County is $450,000. In the 80916 ZIP code, the...
Posted on
August 12, 2021
New data regarding Colorado’s ever-changing real estate market indicates a shift in pricing and inventory along the Front Range.
Statewide, the latest numbers from the Colorado Association of Realtors show an increase in the inventory of active listings from June into July.
In fact, the data highlights a healthy increase of about 1,600 listings between June and July.
The city of Denver’s median...
Posted on
August 11, 2021
https://coloradorealtors.com/market-trends/regional-and-statewide-statistics/
ENGLEWOOD, CO – Aug. 11,
2021 – From the fast-paced acceleration of the express lanes to the pump-your-brakes
gridlock of metro-area highways and weekend mountain traffic, Colorado’s
housing markets are demonstrating a similar range of activity, as well as buyer
and seller behavior, according to the latest data and expert analysis from the
Colorado Association of REALTORS® (CAR).
July data, seasonal
expectations, and forward-looking signs point...
Northern Colorado is short thousands of housing units, according to Crisafulli, and the Common Sense Institute estimates the number is over 175,000 statewide — a number that various people and local governments view as too low or too high. Either way, the deficit is contributing to double-digit percent price increases across the state and stressing out working class families looking for a...
Colorado Association of Realtors members are just as confused by what's going on as anyone else, as is clear from statements collected by the group.
"If you speak to your local realtor, you will hear that perhaps the frenzy is slowing," notes Sunny Banka, who works in the Aurora area. "It is hard to tell if that is the typical July...