statistics: Fort Collins CO Real Estate Market Update - August 2018
- 08/03/18 08:26 AM
The July real estate market in Fort Collins CO closely mirrored the performance of the previous two years, and it will be interesting to see if the rest of the year follows similar patterns as well. We won’t be surprised if it does, as the underlying market drivers - high demand and low inventory - remain basically unchanged.
We don't see any developments of local or regional character that would radically change the nature of the market, so as long as strong regional economic and employment growth drive the demand for homes and the supply remains low, we can expect rising … (0 comments)
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statistics: Greeley CO Real Estate Market Update - July 2018
- 07/09/18 11:45 AM
While housing demand remains high as a result of a vigorous regional economy, there simply aren’t enough homes for sale in Greeley - 131 in a city of over 100K population - to breathe much life into the market. Buyers are most likely unmoved by the small number and higher prices of homes on the market, giving them little to choose from.
If you'd like to take a look at recent sales, price and inventory trends for Greeley CO, check out our latest market report - The July 2018 Real Estate Market Report.
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statistics: Fort Collins CO - July 2018 Real Estate Market Update
- 07/06/18 09:16 AM
We always expect June to be one of the most active months of the year for the Fort Collins CO real estate market, and true to form, sales, prices and inventory all gained. A bit more inventory has helped to calm the market somewhat for buyers, but is still well short of being a balanced market. There simply aren’t enough homes for sale to meet the strong demand that comes from a growing regional economy that continues to attract new residents to northern Colorado.
Check out the trends for home sales, prices and inventory on our latest blog post - The July … (0 comments)
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statistics: Greeley CO Real Estate Market Report - June 2018
- 06/13/18 10:06 AM
At a cursory glance, the May real estate market data for Greeley seems favorable, with sales, prices and inventory all gaining. But we remain concerned about the long-term effects of the persistent on-going inventory shortage. While all of the northern Colorado communities are experiencing an inventory shortage, only 112 homes for sale in a city in excess of 100,000 population puts Greeley CO in a class of its own, and certainly suggests further home price increases as the busier summer wears on, as well as more difficult times for buyers. Check out our recent market update - The Greeley CO Real … (0 comments)
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statistics: Loveland CO Real Estate Market Report - June 2018
- 06/12/18 09:40 AM
Loveland CO appears to have now moved fully into its more normal summer levels of activity, with sales, prices and inventory all posting gains. Even so, we continue to have some concern over the role of inventory - still insufficient to satisfy strong buyer demand, which we expect to persist as the regional economy remains strong and healthy. The result has been rising home prices, and as long as the area falls short of providing enough new housing for the area’s new residents, we can expect to see more of that. For a detailed look at what's happening, check out our … (0 comments)
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statistics: Fort Collins CO Real Estate Market Update - June 2018
- 06/11/18 08:36 AM
The May 2018 real estate market data displayed expected results for the season, with sales, prices and inventory all rising. That’s obviously good, but we continue to be concerned about upward pressure on home prices caused by a lack of balance between available homes and interested buyers. We don’t think we’re experiencing a bubble - the demand side is real, not speculative - and as long as the regional economy stays healthy, buyer demand will remain high. But we can’t expect current home owners to offer their homes for sale solely because of rising prices - most of them plan to … (0 comments)
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statistics: Greeley CO Real Estate Market Update - May 2018
- 05/08/18 10:16 AM
The Greeley CO real estate market performed as expected for the season, with sales, prices and inventory moving upward. But with expected economic growth leading to more jobs and people moving into the area, we’re still far short of having sufficient inventory to provide a balance between supply and demand. Take a look at our market update - Greeley CO Real Estate Market Report for May 2018 - for a look at the latest sales, price and inventory trends.
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statistics: Loveland CO Real Estate Market Update - May 2018
- 05/08/18 10:14 AM
Loveland CO has been a bit slow to move fully into the busier market expected for the season, with sales and inventory up, but less strongly than expected. It is still apparent that inventory levels are not sufficient to meet buyer demand and provide market balance. Our latest real estate market update - the Loveland CO Real Estate Market Report for May 2018 - offers a look at recent sales, price and inventory trends.
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statistics: Fort Collins CO Real Estate Market Update - May 2018
- 05/07/18 08:53 AM
The Fort Collins CO April real estate market data reflects what we would expect for the season - increasing sales and inventory. Price trends also continue to point upward, and will do so as long as the supply of homes for sale falls short of what is needed to match demand from buyers. Check out our new market update - Fort Collins CO Real Estate Market Report for May 2018 - for the latest sales, price and inventory data.
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statistics: Greeley CO Real Estate Market Trends - April 2018
- 04/11/18 08:39 AM
The rise in Greeley CO sales and inventory are expected results of the time of year, as the market moves into a busier spring. But we are left with a concern about the on-going imbalance between supply and demand, as inventory levels simply can’t satisfy a strong level of buyer demand that is expected to continue in response to regional economic growth. Check out our latest real estate market update - Greeley CO Real Estate Market Trends - for a detailed look at what's happening with sales, prices and inventory.
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statistics: Loveland CO Real Estate Market Trends - April 2018
- 04/11/18 08:36 AM
We’re still just edging into the busier times for the Loveland CO real estate market, so this month’s mixed signs - sales up, but prices and inventory down - don’t provide a clear insight yet on market direction. But we remained concerned about inventory. Demand is strong and expected to remain so, and there simply isn’t enough inventory to reduce upward pressure on home prices, in spite of this month’s results. You can take a look at detailed sales, price and inventory trends at out latest market update - Loveland CO Real Estate Market Trends.
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statistics: Fort Collins CO Real Estate Market Trends - April 2018
- 04/11/18 08:31 AM
While we are seeing the market move into more active territory after its winter slowdown, the March data primarily confirms the continuation of strong buyer interest. As it has been for several years now, the on-going concern is with the supply of available homes to meet that demand. Our latest real estate market update - Fort Collins CO Real Estate Market Trends - has the latest sales and price trend data and some thoughts about where the market is heading.
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statistics: Fort Collins CO Real Estate Market Update - March 2018
- 03/06/18 01:04 PM
With sales and inventory both heading in a positive direction, it appears that the busier spring real estate market has stuck its head out of its burrow and hasn’t seen its shadow yet. Check out our latest market report - The Fort Collins CO March 2018 Real Estate Market Update - to make your own guess as to where the market may be heading.
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statistics: Loveland CO Real Estate Market Update - March 2018
- 03/06/18 01:01 PM
It’s still too early for Loveland’s real estate market to show the higher levels of activity we expect with a spring thaw. It appears from the data - with lower sales and prices, and increasing inventory - that buyer interest did not drive the market in February. Take a look at our latest market report - The Loveland CO March 2018 Real Estate Market Update - for a look at what's happening.
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statistics: Greeley CO Real Estate Market Update - March 2018
- 03/06/18 12:57 PM
While sales and prices rose, it’s the inventory number that is really noteworthy - for a city of over 100K population to have only 75 homes for sale, even at the end of a slow season, is remarkable. Check out our most recent market report - The Greeley CO March 2018 Real Estate Market Update - for sales, price and inventory trends.
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statistics: Loveland CO Real Estate Market Analytics - November 2017
- 11/25/17 02:15 PM
Loveland CO has been a hot real estate market for several years. As the regional economy has prospered, population and employment have experienced significant growth, while housing availability has not kept pace. The result has been a case study in the basic economic concept of supply vs. demand.
The essential indicator for starting to look at the current situation is Month's Supply of Inventory. i.e. how long it would take for all of the homes on the market to sell at the current sales rate. Anything below 3 months is considered a strong seller's market; above 6 months is considered a strong buyer's market; … (2 comments)
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statistics: Greeley CO Homes for Sale - November 2017
- 11/03/17 09:51 AM
This is the November 2017 Real Estate Market Report for
Homes for Sale in Greeley CO
Sales:
Home sales in Greeley fell 11.7% in October 2017, to 111 homes sold, down from 124 in September 2017, and were also down 14.4% from 127 sales reported in October 2016. This is a normal and expected result, due both to the slower fall/winter season and the continuing lack of inventory.
Prices:
Home prices were once again mixed in October 2017, with the median sales price rising 3.9% to $292K from $281K in September 2017, while the average price fell a slight 0.7% to $301K from $303K in … (2 comments)
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statistics: Loveland CO Homes for Sale - November 2017
- 11/02/17 12:52 PM
This is the November 2017 Real Estate Market Report for
Homes for Sale in Loveland CO
Sales:
Counter to expectations, Loveland home sales rose in October 2017, up 6.1% to 192 homes sold from 181 in September 2017, but were down 1.5% from the 195 sold in October 2016. It’s doubtful that this is more than a random variation, and we still expect that sales will be declining over the next several months.
Prices:
Loveland home prices rose in October 2017, with median price gaining 12.4% to $390K from $347K in September 2017, and average price gaining 7.3% to $428K from $399K in September 2017. … (6 comments)
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statistics: Fort Collins CO Homes for Sale - November 2017
- 11/02/17 09:58 AM
This is the November 2017 Real Estate Market Report for
Homes for Sale in Fort Collins CO
Sales:
Home sales dropped slightly in Fort Collins in October 2017 to 261 sold, down 2.7% from 268 sold in September 2017, but were up 18.1% from 221 sold in October 2016. We moving into our slower winter season and should see sales declining over the next several months.
Prices:
Home prices rose in October 2017, with the median price at $375K, a gain of 4.7% from the $358K reported in September 2017, and the average price at $423K, a gain of 5.4% from the $401K in September … (8 comments)
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statistics: Greeley CO Real Estate Market Report - October 2017
- 10/03/17 09:37 AM
This is the October 2017 Real Estate Market Report for
Greeley CO Homes for Sale
Sales:
Home sales in Greeley declined 7.5% in September 2017, to 124 homes sold, down 15.3% from 143 in August 2017, but were up 4.2% from 119 sales reported in September 2016. This is undoubtedly the start of the traditionally slower fall season for real estate.
Prices:
Home prices were mixed in September 2017, with the median sales price falling 2.5% to $281K from $288K in August 2017, while the average price rose 1.0% to $303K from $300K in August 2017. Month-to-month variations in these numbers are normal, as they … (4 comments)
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The July real estate market in Fort Collins CO closely mirrored the performance of the previous two years, and it will be interesting to see if the rest of the year follows similar patterns as well. We won’t be surprised if it does, as the underlying market drivers - high demand and low inventory - remain basically unchanged. 
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