
Author: All County Editor



October 2021 Real Estate Statistics

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This is a reminder to all of our tenants who occupy a home equipped with a sprinkler system that it is that time of year again to winterize your sprinkler system. Now is the time to have these scheduled, as vendors get booked quickly.

First month since August 2020 that over 1,000 active homes were for sale, only a 16-day supply of homes. Because there aren’t many homes to choose from, buyers are offering over asking price, and bidding wars continue. Homes sold for 2.7% above asking price in August. Double-digit price increases continue, with a median sold price of $450,000, up 18.4% from last year. The average price dropped just below the $500k threshold at $499,278, up 14.5%.



Colorado Springs is still in a strong seller’s market. The inventory remains low, but shows improvement for the first time in months. The pandemic, lumber costs, and builder inventory have all put a huge strain on local home inventory.

Colorado Springs has a strong seller’s market right now. June 2021 brought Colorado Springs record breaking home price increases. High demand and lack of supply continue to push up prices. The average price crossed the $500,000 mark for the first time.