The Montrose, Denver, and National Housing Market The Montrose real estate market just finished its second worst year since 2015. The Western Slope is faring better than the national real estate market, which just had its worst year since 1995. Overall, both local and national markets are stagnant due to a combination of elevated home prices ..read more

Montrose Market The real estate market in Montrose experienced yet another month of confusing and seemingly contradictory happenings. Prices staying steady, and going up, while sales volume continues to plummet to historic levels. Our buyer’s agents who are on the phone with buyers every day and searching high and low for housing options comment often on how ..read more

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Montrose Market Home sales in the Uncompahgre Valley are relatively flat from the same time last year. Mortgage rates are slightly lower from last fall though prices continue to persist upward. The median price of a home in Montrose hit $500K in September, with prices increasing 5.7% over the last 12-months. Inventory levels continue to ..read more

The summer housing market in the Montrose Region has produced activity very similar to last summer. Sales for the last 3-months are relatively flat, though home prices continue to climb due to low inventory. Taking a wider view of the market, home sales are down 29% from September of 2022. Further, the winter and spring ..read more

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In what is typically the ‘harvest season’ of real estate on the western slope, the Montrose real estate market experienced yet another relatively flat month, with unit sales in July down approximately 10% from last year, and days on market and available inventory both increasing ..read more

The Montrose real estate market has hit record high values entering the traditional spring selling season. Home prices are up 8% from a year ago, with the 3-month median at $544,075. Limited supply of homes coupled with a larger number of luxury home sales in the month of June, contributed to the price spike. Of the 52-home sold in June, 40% were newly constructed luxury homes priced above $700K. The national market also had record home price appreciation for the month of June. Long-term home prices in Montrose have steadily increased from 2012-2020, then massively appreciated f ..read more