Now that the peak of the summer is behind us, it is a good time to analyze the latest market data and see what it tells us. Anthony Meisner of Land title has compiled this excellent set of data, so that we can go as prepared as possible on the autumn market.
Prices are trending down
After recent trends, selling prices for July 2025 fell. For single -family homes, the decrease was smaller: the average selling price fell 6.6% on an annual basis. The attached market is not doing so well, with the average price with an impressive 15% on an annual basis. Although these figures are not fantastic, they are not alarming – the robbery prices are mainly due to an increased inventory. In anticipation of sales, 13.4% have risen on an annual basis, so there are still transactions.
There is a lot of inventory available
As mentioned earlier and in previous updates from Boulder County, we are currently experiencing a high stock environment. In July the active inventory rose by 20% compared to last year. Last month Boulder County had 1,673 active entries, of which 566 were new offers that came on the market. This is actually a significant decrease compared to June, a month of 20.4% with a month. If you are a buyer, you are still in a favorable position to find the perfect building with room for negotiations.
Percentage of the closed price for the catalog price has fallen
Perhaps not surprising, the percentage closed price compared to the catalog price with 0.8% on an annual basis has fallen. Although this may not be encouraging for sellers, it is important to remember that demand is growing and that the turnover is pending. If you are ready to sell your property, working with a broker who can accurately praise your house and brings them to the market is essential. The sale is still taking place, even if they take a little longer on average. In general, prices remain very stable – especially in comparison with markets in other parts of the country.
Days on the market and the offer of the inventory of the months of Rose
On average offers in Boulder County take 45 days to sell. This is an increase of 40.6% on an annual basis, which is related to the increasing inventory of the inventory. As you might have expected, Boulder’s stock stock has now reached 4.3% for 4.3% since June and an increase of 15.4% compared to this time last year. However, there is good news to get out of these statistics: viewers from Boulder County view more properties, with impressions of 4.4 per list on average. This is an increase of 10% on an annual basis. For sellers I cannot emphasize enough how important it is to skillfully organize and bring your house to the market.
As the summer ends and autumn starts, there is sufficient inventory for buyers to explore. Sellers can be optimistic about increasing the screenings and awaiting sales. For both buyers and sellers, the key to success is to work with a broker who understands our current market. To ask? Let’s connect!
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