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Colorado Springs housing market: median home price

Colorado Springs home prices: the Zillow Home Value Index values a typical home in Colorado Springs, Colorado at $439,542 for September 2026, down 1.5% from a year earlier. That is 8.4% below the July 2022 peak of $479,994.

Value of a typical home
$439,542
September 2026, Zillow ZHVI
Change over 12 months
−1.5%. Compared with September 2025.
Change over 10 years
+72.5%. Compared with September 2016.
Multiple since the year 2000
×2.7. Starting from $161,281.
Days on the market
67
Realtor.com, for the Colorado Springs, CO metro.

Colorado Springs home prices since 2000

Colorado Springs is the steel line; the United States is the grey one. Back in January 2000 a typical home in Colorado Springs was worth $161,281; it now stands at $439,542, ×2.73, against ×2.99 for the US across those same months. The boom high was $225,964 in July 2007; the low was $197,758 in December 2011, −12.5%.

$100k$200k$300k$400k$500k200020052010201520202025Jan 2000 · $161,281$366,157$439,542Sep 2026Colorado SpringsUnited States$100k$200k$300k$400k$500k200020102020Jan 2000 · $161k$366k$440kSep 2026
Zillow Home Value Index, smoothed and seasonally adjusted, for the typical home. Zillow Research data
January 2000 · $161,281

Median home price by year in Colorado Springs

Each year is the average of twelve monthly figures; for 2026 the latest month is shown.

YearColorado SpringsChange on the yearUnited States
2000$164,464$125,745
2001$178,199+8.4%$134,899
2002$188,346+5.7%$144,276
2003$194,138+3.1%$155,308
2004$200,163+3.1%$169,891
2005$210,498+5.2%$189,732
2006$219,826+4.4%$206,531
2007$224,329+2.0%$208,449
2008$217,527−3.0%$195,574
2009$208,808−4.0%$177,542
2010$210,093+0.6%$171,462
2011$200,331−4.6%$162,508
2012$200,575+0.1%$161,137
2013$210,671+5.0%$171,420
2014$218,798+3.9%$182,996
2015$231,622+5.9%$192,738
2016$250,868+8.3%$204,509
2017$273,999+9.2%$216,767
2018$301,193+9.9%$230,541
2019$322,398+7.0%$242,088
2020$349,172+8.3%$257,151
2021$409,674+17.3%$295,959
2022$466,813+13.9%$340,014
2023$454,063−2.7%$348,160
2024$457,218+0.7%$359,751
2025$449,983−1.6%$362,959
September 2026$439,542−1.5%$366,157

What a home bought in Colorado Springs in any year is worth today

An estimate based on an index for a typical home, not an appraisal.

Each year's figure averages its twelve monthly index values; the current value is September 2026. Other options: home appreciation calculator.

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Colorado Springs housing market forecast

For the Colorado Springs, CO metro, Zillow's forecast puts the change at −0.5% across the 12 months starting September 2026, and at −0.4% across the next three months. With $439,542 as the typical value, Colorado Springs's forecast works out to roughly $437,300 a year on.

This forecast restates Zillow's own central estimate for the metro; the site offers no forecast of its own. Forecasts of this kind over 12 months have typically been off by several percentage points against the realised change, in both directions. This is not investment advice.

One table with every metro forecast: housing market forecast.

Colorado Springs housing market crash risk score

Very high, 82 of 100

To rank Colorado Springs against the 292 cities, the score looks at five conditions that were high before earlier price falls. Every input gets a score from 0 to 100 when compared with the other cities, and the five scores are averaged with equal weight. It describes current conditions and makes no prediction of a crash.

InputValueSub-scoreWeight
Active listings vs 2019+107.0%9920%
Days on the market vs 2019+63.4%9820%
Price-to-rent ratio21.36620%
Price-to-income ratio5.36220%
12-month price change−1.5%8420%

This is not investment advice. The scoring method behind the inputs: methodology. Every one of the 292 cities, ranked: crash risk by city.

Homes for sale and how long they stay listed in Colorado Springs

For September 2026 the Colorado Springs, CO metro listed 4,266 homes for sale, up +8.7% from a year earlier and +107.0% over the same month of 2019. Listings sold in a median of 67 days (+63.4% against 2019), and price cuts appeared on 30.6% of listings.

Colorado Springs, CO metro, September 2026ValueOn a year
Active listings4,266+8.7%
New listings1,178
Median days on market67+3.9%
Median list price$484,950−2.8%
Share with a price cut30.6%

Metro inventory from Realtor.com® Economic Research. Realtor.com data All metros: days on market by city.

Living costs in Colorado Springs

By the Zillow Observed Rent Index, the typical asking rent in Colorado Springs runs $1,717 a month, +2.6% on a year. A home at the typical price is worth 21.3 years of that rent. Median household income comes to $83,672 (Census ACS 2024), which puts the typical home at 5.3 times a year's income. According to BEA, prices in the metro sit at 100.7 versus a US average of 100, while housing costs reach 116.2.

The salary needed to move there, along with rent and prices: Colorado Springs cost of living.

Other Colorado housing markets

The state as a whole: Colorado housing market.

How to read this chart

Each point shows the Zillow Home Value Index for Colorado Springs. That index covers a typical home, which sits in the middle third of the market. Values are smoothed and seasonally adjusted, and given in that month's dollars. The hollow dot shows the month picked on the slider, while the terracotta dot shows the latest month. No inflation adjustment is applied to these numbers, and an index follows the typical home rather than one particular house. To value a single home, start from its own sale price and use the home appreciation calculator or the card above it.