Are houses selling above or below list price?
This question hit my inbox this morning. The answer is “mostly below on the average right now”. Here is a breakdown of the top.
Inventory in the top 20 Subareas & Banning Lewis Ranch
Bottom line: inventory in these subareas is lower than I expected to see, with the exception of Banning Lewis Ranch. The low inventory across the board seems to be helping holding pricing up.
Feb 2023 Closed Prices Down 6.18% from List
Here’s a quick rundown on the month to date. We are tracking 247 sales, down 44.12% from last year this time (through the 12th.
February 2023 real estate in Colorado Springs
Let’s see where we stand for the last 30 days as we close in on the end of the first week of February. This.
January 2023 Sales Down 35% YOY
January 2023 sales numbers closed out down 35% vs. January 2022. This is about 5 to 8% better than I expected. It will be.
Type of Sales Since 10/1/22
Curious about our market and the types of sales therein? Checkout the map plot that shows the ‘big 4’ purchase types across the region.
Is Cash King in Colorado Springs?
It’s often said “Cash is King”. What does this mean? It usually means two things. One, the belief that cash will usually win the.
PPAR regional sales down 56.8% year over year
Eleven days into the new year, the number of sales is at 43.2% of this time last year. Or, down 56.8%. Do what you.
Subarea Spotlight: Banning Lewis Ranch
Banning Lewis Ranch is currently the top selling subarea in town by number of sales in the last 30 days. The average closed price.
PPAR region average home price down 17.57% since peak in May
The average home price in the Pikes Peak Association of Realtors® region is down 17.57% from the peak in May. This is based on.