statistics: Greeley CO Real Estate Market Report - November 2019
- 11/08/19 09:29 AM
The Greeley CO real estate market data for September showed mixed signs of the area’s move into the slower fall/winter season. The sales increase was mildly surprising, while month-to-month price variations are normal and a drop in inventory is expected. And seasonal effects are going to obscure what’s going on with other factors, such as uncertainty about the economy and its impact on our strong regional economy, so we’ll have to wait for the more active spring season to know whether that will be an issue.
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statistics: Loveland CO Real Estate Market Update - November 2019
- 11/07/19 09:22 AM
The Loveland CO real estate market did offer a surprising result this month, with sales rising instead of dropping off as would be expected from the slower season. In regards to prices, their decreases this month may be normal for the season, so we’re going to wait for more active times to draw any conclusions there. And the drop in inventory is always expected at this time. And we also think seasonal effects will obscure any impacts from uncertainty about the economy, though we may be seeing some of that. As is usual for real estate, we’ll ride out this season, … (0 comments)
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statistics: Fort Collins CO Real Estate Market Update - November 2019
- 11/06/19 09:49 AM
We saw nothing unexpected from the Fort Collins CO real estate market in October. This time of year, it is normal that sales will decline and fewer home owners will offer their homes for sale. Take a look at our latest real estate market update - Fort Collins CO - for in-depth analysis of recent sales, price and inventory trends and some thoughts about where the market may be heading.
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statistics: Greeley CO Real Estate Market Update - October 2019
- 10/11/19 09:42 AM
The September 2019 real estate market data for Greeley CO are beginning to show more indications of a slower fall season. Sales are beginning to fall with less overall activity, and home prices, always somewhat erratic month to month, are still within what we expect from the trend line. Our most recent real estate market update - Greeley CO - takes an in-depth look at what's been going on with home sales, prices and inventory over the last 3 years. It's worth a close look if you're thinking about buying a home in the Greeley area.
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statistics: Loveland CO Real Estate Market Update - October 2019
- 10/09/19 08:16 AM
The Loveland CO real estate market performed pretty much as expected in September, with sales, prices and inventory all showing signs of less overall activity in the market. We should see this overall trend persist for the coming fall and winter months, and don’t really expect any significant variation from that.
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statistics: Fort Collins CO Real Estate Market Update - October 2019
- 10/08/19 09:13 AM
There were no real surprises from the Fort Collins CO real estate market in September, but also little change from the previous month. Home sales fell, as they most likely will continue to do for the next several months; home prices varied as they regularly do; and inventory showed the start of its usual seasonal decline.
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statistics: Loveland CO Real Estate Market Update - September 2019
- 09/09/19 07:53 AM
Loveland CO’s August real estate numbers are what we expect to see at this time of year, as we begin to work our way into a somewhat slower fall season. There were no surprises with modest sales declines and inventory increases, and we expect that trend to persist in coming months. Home prices will continue to vary month-to-month, but we’re not surprised to see prices generally rising over time, as the strong regional economy continues to generate job growth. Any change in the status quo beyond normal seasonal changes is likely to come from uncertainty about the national economy.
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statistics: Fort Collins Co Real Estate Market Update - September 2019
- 09/06/19 09:52 AM
While the slight resurgence in home sales in August was a bit unexpected, we’re seeing prices ease somewhat as a result of the year’s lower overall sales results. More inventory and lower sales have cooled the market and we are heading into slower times. Our latest real estate market update - Fort Collins CO - takes an in-depth look at sales, price and inventory trends over the last three years. Check it out.
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statistics: The August 2019 Real Estate Market Update for Greeley CO
- 08/09/19 09:23 AM
The Greeley real estate market is showing us some interestingly mixed signals. Sales have been somewhat erratic over what should have been a busy spring/summer season, home prices are a bit below where they began 12 months ago, and inventory remains insufficient to meet demand. Take a look at our latest real estate market update - Greeley CO - for an in-depth look at the last three year's sales, price and inventory trends, and a few guesses about where we may be headed.
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statistics: The August 2019 Real Estate Market Update for Loveland CO
- 08/08/19 10:43 AM
There was little change in the Loveland CO real estate market in July 2019, with sales, prices and inventory holding close to what have been average to good results for the busier spring/summer season. We expect a gradual slowing in the coming months - August always seems to be the start of the calmer fall season.
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statistics: Fort Collins CO - August 2018 Market Update
- 08/07/19 11:21 AM
August traditionally marks the end of our busier spring/summer market, but we started seeing signs of that over a month ago. Rising home prices and low inventory have lessened some of the heat we experienced in the market over the past several years. Hopefully, the somewhat slower pace will moderate the upward price pressure and encourage buyer who gave up previously to take another look.
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statistics: The July 2019 Real Estate Market Update for Greeley CO
- 07/12/19 09:47 AM
The Greeley real estate market is having a fairly typical summer season, with sales and inventory results at levels somewhat improved over recent years. But price increases over the last couple of years have depressed entry level sales activity, taking some dynamism out of the market. Our latest real estate market update - Greeley CO - takes an in-depth look at sales, price and inventory trends over the last three years - check it out!
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statistics: The July 2019 Real Estate Market Update for Loveland CO
- 07/11/19 11:07 AM
Loveland CO appears to be having a typical summer season for real estate, with sales and inventory both improving, and little significant movement in prices. So far, halfway through the year, 2019 seems a lot like 2018 - a mostly calm market with little of the buying frenzy of several years ago. Take a look at our latest real estate market update - Loveland CO - for a look at sales, price and inventory trends for the last three years.
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statistics: Fort Collins CO - July Real Estate Market Report
- 07/10/19 09:37 AM
Halfway through the year, and in the middle of our traditionally busiest season for home sales, the Fort Collins CO real estate market is a much calmer one than we have experienced in several years. Take a look at our latest real estate market report for Fort Collins CO and see what's happening with home sales, prices and inventory.
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statistics: The May 2019 Real Estate Market Update for Greeley CO
- 05/10/19 11:00 AM
The Greeley real estate market is showing very few signs of a spring/summer resurgence. While sales are mostly on par with recent years, and currently matches levels experienced in busier summer months, inventory has been stuck at levels insufficient to meet strong buyer demand and prices continue to rise. It’s still early in the year, but with overall conditions basically unchanged, we’re expecting this year to be similar to last year.
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statistics: The April 2019 Real Estate Market Update for Greeley CO
- 04/09/19 09:16 AM
With the end of the slower winter real estate market, marked by two months of sales gains, it’s apparent that housing demand in Greeley CO remains strong, bolstered by a healthy regional economy and job growth. Our attention shifts to the on-going lack of balance between supply and demand. Lack of inventory over the last several years has pushed prices higher but hasn’t yet provided sufficient incentive to existing home owners to enter the market. This is most likely because potential replacement homes are also in short supply and also becoming more expensive. It remains very much a seller’s market.
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statistics: The April 2019 Real Estate Market Update for Loveland CO
- 04/08/19 09:09 AM
March 2019, as expected, marked the end of Loveland CO's real estate market’s winter season, with sales strongly up. However, inventory was unable to keep pace with the gains in sales, leaving the market in the same unbalanced state it has experienced for several years now. And while we expect demand to remain strong because of the strength of the regional economy, we don’t see any potential for substantial changes in the inventory situation other than home owners responding to higher home values by offering their homes for sale, something they have so far been reluctant to do in sufficient numbers. … (0 comments)
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statistics: The April 2019 Real Estate Market Update for Fort Collins CO
- 04/05/19 09:02 AM
The April real estate market data for Fort Collins shows a definite move into our busier spring season. For an up-to-date look at the latest sales, price and inventory trends for our city, take a look at our latest real estate market update - Fort Collins CO. And please feel free to give us a call at 970-689-4663 if you have any questions.
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statistics: March 2019 Real Estate Market Report - Greeley CO
- 03/07/19 09:12 AM
While gains in sales and prices - as well as an increase in inventory that was mostly absorbed by increased sales - suggest early signs of a spring thaw in the market, it’s just too early to make too much of these numbers. We’ll need to move further into our busier spring season to get a better feel for where 2019 may take the market. But a strong regional economy and job growth give us reason for optimism, while we still worry about the scarcity of affordable housing.
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statistics: March 2019 Real Estate Market Report - Loveland CO
- 03/06/19 09:02 AM
All of Loveland’s real estate indicators - sales, prices and inventory - moved in a positive direction in February, and although there were no big movements, it is good to see what are likely signs of a spring thaw in the real estate market.
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The Greeley CO real estate market data for September showed mixed signs of the area’s move into the slower fall/winter season. The sales increase was mildly surprising, while month-to-month price variations are normal and a drop in inventory is expected. And seasonal effects are going to obscure what’s going on with other factors, such as uncertainty about the economy and its impact on our strong regional economy, so we’ll have to wait for the more active spring season to know whether that will be an issue.
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