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Neighborhood Profile — Historic Homes in the Old North End

Homes in North End are in the Central Area in Colorado Springs

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Zip Code 80903 & 80907

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Single Family Homes in Old North End were primarily built from 1901 to 1981, with an average age built in the 1920’s.  The majority of the houses are 2-stories and ranches, 2-3 baths, with 0 – 2 car garages, both attached and detached.

The Old North End housing market continues to be a BUYERS Market, as there is currently a 16 month of supply of homes on the market.   A 6 month supply of houses on the market is considered a “NEUTRAL MARKET”.

Here’s a quick summary of the 2011 Real Estate Market for North End

• Average Pricing decreased by 43% from 2011 to 2010
• Number of homes sold decreased by 53% from 2011 to 2010
• Days on Market decreased by 5% from 2011 to 2010
• Price per FINISHED square feet decreased by 3% from 2011 to 2010

The area is located in Central Colorado Springs, between Fillmore and Uintah, East and West of Nevada.  There are several parks in the area, including Monument Valley Park The school District is District 11; and the majority of students to go Steele Grade School, North Junior High and Palmer High School.   The neighborhood is close to Downtown Colorado Springs, Patty Jewett Golf Course, and Penrose Hospital.

This Colorado Springs Real Estate report contains information on Single Family Homes in The North End.

This information is taken from the Pikes Peak Realtor Services Corp and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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Kathy (719-287-1049) KTorline@msn.com

Tags: Colorado Springs historic home, downtown colorado springs real estate, Historic Colorado Springs, Monument Valley Park, Old North End Homes

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