September 2026

Market Reports

How each of our Colorado markets performed in September 2026: closed sales, median and average prices, days on market and homes for sale, each set against the same month a year ago. Choose a county or town for its full report.

Roaring Fork Valley

County or townClosedvs Sep 2025Median pricevs Sep 2025Closed YTDMedian YTDFor sale
Pitkin County 26+30.0%$8.45M+19.0% 111$8.10M186
Garfield County 45−4.3%$678,000−5.8% 436$705,000329
Aspen 20+185.7%$10.3M−50.3% 65$9.69M101
Snowmass Village 2$5.16M 16$8.35M20
Woody Creek 2$11.8M 7$15.5M8
Old Snowmass 1$7.00M 9$3.61M19
Basalt 2$2.05M 20$2.52M41
Missouri Heights 4$1.86M 20$1.54M29
Carbondale 14−12.5%$2.43M+48.0% 101$1.65M109
Glenwood Springs 11−8.3%$1.05M−14.3% 90$1.14M64

Vail Valley

County or townClosedvs Sep 2025Median pricevs Sep 2025Closed YTDMedian YTDFor sale
Eagle County 63+3.3%$1.90M+18.8% 376$1.90M386
Vail 2$4.58M 14$3.96M–
Beaver Creek 0– 4$11.9M–
Avon 0– 18$3.23M–
Edwards 14+100.0%$4.60M+19.5% 63$3.65M–
Minturn 2$1.54M 5$1.69M–
Eagle 7−12.5%$1.38M+24.7% 56$1.76M–
Gypsum 13+8.3%$850,000+9.9% 68$850,000–

Summit County

County or townClosedvs Sep 2025Median pricevs Sep 2025Closed YTDMedian YTDFor sale
Summit County 50−27.5%$1.96M−5.7% 348$1.90M349
Breckenridge 19−40.6%$2.00M−13.3% 117$2.15M–
Keystone 7Even$2.24M−25.4% 14$2.27M–
Copper Mountain townhomes & condos 6+20.0%$874,750+3.5% 35$840,000–
Frisco 2$1.53M 23$1.95M–
Dillon 2$1.90M 32$1.43M–
Silverthorne 14+7.7%$2.29M+22.0% 84$1.90M–

Routt County

County or townClosedvs Sep 2025Median pricevs Sep 2025Closed YTDMedian YTDFor sale
Routt County 29Even$1.50MEven 174$1.43M183
Steamboat Springs 16−27.3%$2.64M+27.4% 104$1.83M–
Oak Creek 4$1.09M 27$960,000–
Clark 2$1.00M 11$925,000–
Yampa 1$590,000 4$435,000–

Lake County

County or townClosedvs Sep 2025Median pricevs Sep 2025Closed YTDMedian YTDFor sale
Leadville 7−30.0%$690,000+28.5% 60$615,000–
Twin Lakes 0– 7$860,000–

Gunnison Valley

County or townClosedvs Sep 2025Median pricevs Sep 2025Closed YTDMedian YTDFor sale
Crested Butte 13Even$1.73M−25.0% 47$2.25M–
Gunnison 4$1.27M 58$755,000–

Southwest Colorado

County or townClosedvs Sep 2025Median pricevs Sep 2025Closed YTDMedian YTDFor sale
San Miguel County 4$2.58M 20$2.07M48
Montrose County 38−20.8%$514,500+17.1% 382$470,750340
Ouray County 6−40.0%$828,250−9.2% 48$855,00096
La Plata County 46−14.8%$872,500+17.6% 394$824,208338
Telluride 4$7.88M 24$4.23M–
Mountain Village 4$6.20M 18$6.95M–
Ridgway 5−16.7%$821,500−12.4% 30$855,000–
Ouray 0– 11$800,000–
Montrose 30−37.5%$582,500+30.2% 330$475,000–
Durango 32−11.1%$1.06M+2.2% 267$995,000–
Pagosa Springs 31−13.9%$750,000+18.2% 211$687,000–

Front Range

County or townClosedvs Sep 2025Median pricevs Sep 2025Closed YTDMedian YTDFor sale
Denver Metro all residential 2,898−18.0%$575,000−2.0% ––13,522
Denver County 383−20.7%$700,000+9.2% 4,338$710,0001,690
El Paso County 780−10.3%$484,700+0.8% 7,877$489,9003,619
Teller County 44−30.2%$545,000−0.9% 501$508,000355
Greater Denver 477−10.0%$630,000+0.4% 4,885$679,000–
Boulder 84+27.3%$1.23M−0.9% 726$1.29M–
Evergreen 41+24.2%$1.02M+12.8% 347$963,000–
Colorado Springs 565−12.4%$462,500+0.5% 5,794$470,000–

Single-family homes unless noted. Each county or town's page carries its townhomes and condos, its trend and its sources. Monthly figures in small markets swing on a handful of sales; the year-to-date figures are steadier.