Has housing in Colorado Springs beat the historical 3% return?
Three percent is often cited as the historical annual appreciation of housing. Let’s take a look at the last seventeen years and how the.
just an agent, running the numbers – Rob Thompson, RealtorĀ®, Iconic Colorado Properties, LLC
Three percent is often cited as the historical annual appreciation of housing. Let’s take a look at the last seventeen years and how the.
What you see here is a scatterplot mapping the average monthly closed price of a home in the Colorado Springs region alongside the M2.
Here is the distribution of types of sales from the 4th quarter of 2022 through this morning. These are pretty consistent with our market.
February 2023 closed down 29.6% from the previous year by number of sales. That is the second largest drop February to February as a.
Take a look at this chart. It’s seventeen years of homes sales in the region. There are a lot of takeaways here, from the.
April and May according to the 10 year average closed to list price ratios. What you see below is the average of ten years.
This question hit my inbox this morning. The answer is “mostly below on the average right now”. Here is a breakdown of the top.
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.
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.
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.