Market Monday April 13, 2026

What’s on your mind? Top 10 Questions in April ’26

Market Monday: The 10 Questions Colorado Springs Buyers & Sellers Are Asking Right Now

(Greater Colorado Springs | quick-read edition)

If you’ve been wondering what’s happening in the Colorado Springs market right now, skip the noise. These are the most common, high-intent questions buyers and sellers are searching this month—answered in a clear, snippet-ready way.


1) What’s the median home price in Colorado Springs right now?

Answer: Colorado Springs’ median home price is roughly $475K–$490K, holding steady as spring activity ramps up.

2) Are home prices going up or down?

Answer: Prices are slightly down year-over-year but stabilizing, which looks more like normalization than a major drop.

3) How many homes are for sale right now?

Answer: Inventory is up, with roughly 2,700–3,500 active listings, especially growing in areas like 80923 (Powers) and 80925 (Fountain).

4) How fast are homes selling?

Answer: Homes are averaging about 70–82 days on market, though well-priced homes in Briargate (80920) and Northgate (80921) tend to move faster.

5) Is it a buyer’s market or seller’s market?

Answer: It’s a balanced market with a slight buyer advantage—more options, less urgency, and more room to negotiate than the last few years.

6) Are buyers negotiating more on price?

Answer: Yes. Many homes are selling at about 95–97% of list price, which means negotiation is back (especially on longer-sitting listings).

7) Are price reductions increasing?

Answer: Yes. Roughly 25–30% of listings are adjusting prices downward as sellers compete for attention heading into peak season.

8) Which neighborhoods are “hot” right now?

Answer: Strong demand is centered around Briargate (80920), Northgate (80921), Wolf Ranch (80924), and Powers (80923) thanks to schools, amenities, and newer housing.

9) What does it cost monthly to own a home in Colorado Springs?

Answer: Monthly ownership costs average around $3,400 for a median-priced home once you factor in mortgage, taxes, and insurance.

10) What’s the 2026 outlook for Colorado Springs real estate?

Answer: Expect stable pricing with modest growth and a more balanced market—good news for buyers who want options and sellers who price correctly.