Colorado Springs Real Estate Finds Balance Heading Into Winter
Quick Stats (reflects market activity for October 2025)
- Average Sales Price: $528,336 ($565,082 in 2024)
- Average Days on Market: 52 (40 last year)
- Months of Inventory: 4.4 months (3.16 months last year)
- New Listings: 1,219 (up 2.8% from last month)
- Pending Sales: 491 (vs 590 in 2024)
- Homes Sold: 781 (down 12.2% from last year)

Market Mood This Month
The Colorado Springs Housing Market is settling into a fall rhythm: steady, balanced, and more realistic on both sides of the table. There are 4.4 months of inventory, meaning the market is no longer racing at last year’s Seller-driven pace, but it’s also not stalling. The Average Price of New Listings rose to $562,932. The Average Sales Price came in at $528,336 (down from $565,082 a year ago). The difference between List and Sales Price shows Sellers’ optimistic pricing meeting Buyers’ caution, and the resulting conversations are leading to real adjustments.
Approximately 40% of listed homes made Price Reductions in October, averaging a drop of 2.65% from original List Price (that’s roughly $13,250 on a $500,000 home). This indicates Sellers are motivated and Buyers have some leverage. There were 223 homes that came Back on the Market, often due to financing or inspection hurdles, or Buyers just got cold fee. With 64 Withdrawn and 140 Expired Listings, that suggests some Sellers are hitting ‘pause’ until 2026. Pending Sales at 491 indicate a steady stream of committed Buyers ready to close before year’s end.
Quick Advice for Buyers

This is the most balanced Colorado Springs Real Estate market we’ve seen in many years. With more choices, longer Days on Market, and motivated Sellers, Buyers finally have time to breathe . . . and negotiate. The ongoing government shutdown has added a layer of uncertainty for some, but mortgage rates are holding steady right around 6%, with no signs of major changes on the immediate horizon. If you’re thinking of purchasing, make sure you have a lender preapproval letter, as this winter could be your window of opportunity before spring competition returns.
Quick Advice for Sellers
Buyers in today’s Colorado Springs housing market are serious but selective. Homes that are priced right and tastefully presented are the ones selling quickly. If your home has been sitting more than 30 days, a meaningful Price Reduction can make all the difference and attract renewed attention during the quieter months. Buyers are gaining ground as Sellers are having to adjust their expectations.
Watchlist – What’s Coming
As we head deeper into the holiday season, expect New Listings to slow, while Withdrawn and Expired Listings tick up as Sellers regroup for spring. It’s a predictable seasonal pattern for Colorado Springs Real Estate, and often a good moment for Buyers to find opportunities with less competition. Keep an eye on mortgage rates too. Even small dips could spark a flurry of early 2026 activity.
Ready to Make Your Move?
With three decades of proven experience helping Colorado Springs Buyers and Sellers, I’m here to guide you through this market confidently. Call, text, or email Mimi Foster anytime. No pressure, no obligation, just the knowledge you need to make the right move.








