Colorado mountain real estate cools as patience replaces bidding wars
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The aspens turned gold in September. The mountain housing market didn’t follow.
It slowed, softened, and split, according to the Colorado Association of Realtors’ September report.
Statewide, closed sales fell 15% from a year ago, and the high country felt the drag.
Buyers finally catch their breath
Grand County shows the shift. Agents counted 668 active listings, about 10 months of inventory, and a median of 75 days on market.
Sellers collected roughly 97% of list price.
Buyers aren’t pan
It slowed, softened, and split, according to the Colorado Association of Realtors’ September report.
Statewide, closed sales fell 15% from a year ago, and the high country felt the drag.
Buyers finally catch their breath
Grand County shows the shift. Agents counted 668 active listings, about 10 months of inventory, and a median of 75 days on market.
Sellers collected roughly 97% of list price.
Buyers aren’t pan
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