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Northern Colorado Market Report

What is actually for sale across Larimer, Weld and Boulder County right now — read straight from the same multiple listing service used to price every listing in this market. No Zestimates, no national-aggregator guesses, and no waiting for a monthly write-up.

Live from IRES MLS, last refreshed today (October 8, 2026) across 43 Northern Colorado towns. These are asking prices on homes for sale right now — what sellers are asking, not what buyers finally paid.

The Whole Market

Northern Colorado Right Now

7,710Homes for sale right nowAcross 43 Northern Colorado towns.
$505,000Median asking priceWeighted by how many homes each town actually has listed.
$295Median price per square footThe number that compares a 1,400 sq ft ranch to a 3,000 sq ft two-story.

A median is a middle, not a verdict. It moves when the mix of what is listed changes, not only when values change — a quiet month in Boulder and a busy one in Greeley will pull this number in opposite directions. Use it to see the shape of the market, then ask for the figures that actually describe your house.

Town By Town

Where The Inventory Is

The busiest markets first — these are also the towns whose medians rest on the most listings, which makes them the most reliable to read.

TownHomes For Sale Median Asking PricePer Sq Ft
Fort Collins1,183$505,000$295
Boulder938$939,000$542
Loveland775$500,000$287
Greeley592$425,000$216
Longmont567$564,950$308
Windsor394$615,000$258
Johnstown297$492,000$245
Erie295$700,000$294
Berthoud275$619,990$311
Estes Park222$675,000$391
Fort Lupton156$489,990$275
Lafayette145$595,000$375

Towns with too few listings to aggregate honestly are left out rather than guessed at.

The Top Of The Market

Where Asking Prices Run Highest

Among Northern Colorado towns with real inventory behind the number — at least fifty homes for sale, so a couple of ranches cannot tip the median.

$939,000Boulder938 homes for sale
$777,000Louisville94 homes for sale
$749,975Superior76 homes for sale
$724,000Lyons119 homes for sale
Homes Over $1 Million

The $1M+ Tier: The June 2026 Snapshot

Sold figures for the top of the market, from the June 2026 report — a dated snapshot, not the live asking-price figures above, and not updated since. At this level days on market run longer because buyers are deliberate rather than hesitant, and pricing precision decides whether a home trades inside two months or sits for six.

18Homes closed at $1M+
$1,260,000Median $1M+ sale price
47.5 daysMedian days on market
97%Average share of list price

The highest close in that window was $2,695,000 in Berthoud (5 bd, 5,853 sq ft) — address held privately, in respect of the sellers.

Source: IRES MLS, trailing 60 days, as published in the June 2026 report. For the current $1M+ figures in your town and price band, ask Christine.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Northern Colorado real estate market doing right now?

Right now there are 7,710 homes for sale across 43 Northern Colorado towns in Larimer, Weld and Boulder County. The median asking price is $505,000, or about $295 per square foot. These are live IRES MLS figures, refreshed today.

Are these sold prices or asking prices?

Asking prices — what sellers are asking for homes that are on the market today. That is deliberate: it is the live picture, and it is the number that tells you what you are competing with as a buyer or against as a seller. What homes finally sold for is a different question, one that runs a month or two behind by definition. Ask me for the sold figures for your town and price band and you will get them the same day.

How many homes are for sale in Northern Colorado?

7,710 across the 43 towns tracked here. Fort Collins carries the most at 1,183. Inventory is the number most worth watching: when it climbs, buyers get room to negotiate; when it falls, well-priced homes start moving fast again.

Where do these numbers come from?

IRES MLS — the same multiple listing service used to price every listing in this market, read directly rather than through a national aggregator's model. Aggregate statistics only: medians and counts, never individual addresses. The page rebuilds itself from the live feed, so it does not go stale between monthly write-ups.

Your Segment, Not The Average

These Are Averages. Your House Isn't.

A regional median tells you almost nothing about a specific house on a specific street — and it cannot tell you what homes like yours actually sold for. If you want the figures for your town, your price band and your kind of property, including the sold comparables, ask. That read is free and takes about fifteen minutes.

Want the sold numbers?

This page tracks what is on the market. What homes actually closed for — in your neighbourhood, at your size, this quarter — is the other half of the picture, and I will pull it for you on request.