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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.

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Zip Code 80903

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Single Family Homes in Downtown Colorado Springs were primarily built from 1890 to 1924, with an average age built in the 1910’s.  The majority of the houses are ranches and 2 stories, 1-2 baths, with 2 – 4 bedrooms, 1-2 car detached garage.

The Downtown Colorado Springs housing market continues to be a BUYERS Market, as there is currently a 8 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 Downtown Colorado Springs

• Pricing decreased by 10% from 2011 to 2010.
• Number of homes sold decreased by 19% from 2011 to 2010
• Days on Market decreased by 26% from 2011 to 2010.
• Price per FINISHED square feet increased by 21% from 2011 to 2010.

The area is located in Central Colorado Springs,  South of Unitah, West of Hancock, East of Nevada, North of Pikes Peak

The school District is District 11; and the majority of students to go North Junior High and Palmer High School.   The neighborhood is close to Memorial Park, Downtown Colorado Springs, Patty Jewett Golf Course, Colorado College, and Memorial Hospital, Patty Jewett Golf Course, Colorado College, and Memorial Hospital.

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There are many neighborhoods in Colorado Springs with Historic homes, but these are some of the prime areas:

1. Old Colorado City

• Location: Historic West side of Colorado Springs
• Year Built: 1890 to 1920
• Currently 10 properties for sale built before 1940
• Price Range: $89,000 to $369,900
• Average Price: $172,770

2. Colorado City

• Location: South of Uintah, between 30th and 21st
• Year Built: 1887 to 1923 to 1920
• Currently 4 properties for sale built before 1940
• Price Range: $74,900 to $279,000
• Average Price: $158475

3.  Downtown Central

• Location: South of Unitah, east of Nevada, West of North Hancock, Central Colroado Springs
• Year Built: 1889 to 1923
• Currently 5 properties for sale built before 1940
• Price Range: $117,000 to $249,900
• Average Price: $171,500

4.  Old North End

• Location: Central Colorado Springs
• Year Built : 1910 – 1930
• Currently 14 properties for sale built before 1940
• Price Range: $124,750 to $1,995,000
• Average Price: $318,855

5.  East End Addition

• Location: Central Colorado Springs
• Year Built: 1920 – 1940
• Currently 3 properties for sale built before 1940
• Price Range: $174,900 to $234,900
• Average Price: $235,032

6.  West Colorado Springs

• Location: West of Highway 24, between 21st and 8th
• Year Built: 1894 to 1922
• Currently 6 properties for sale built before 1940
• Price Range: $82,000 to $325,000
• Average Price: $170,967

7. Central

• Location: Close to Downtown Colorado Springs
• Year Built: 1889 – 1940
• Currently 9 properties for sale built before 1940
• Price Range: $119,900 to $386,500
• Average Price: $203,511

8.  Cheyenne Canon and Cheyenne

• Location: Southwest Colorado Springs
• Year Built: 1920 – 1960
• Currently 4 properties for sale built before 1940
• Price Range: $139,000 to 475,000
• Average Price $264,225

9.  Broadmoor

• Location: Southwest Colorado Springs
• Year Built – 1920 – 1940
• Currently 2 properties for sale built before 1940
• Price Range: $559,000 to $995,000
• Average Price: 777,000

10.  Manitou Springs

• Location: Manitou (West of Colorado Springs)
• Year Built: 1880 – 1940
• Currently 9 properties for sale built before 1940
• Price Range: $129,900 to $459,900
• Average Price: $267,856

11.  Hastings

• Location: Central Colorado Springs, North and South of Uintah, East of Wahsatch
• Year Built; 1890 to 1920
• Currently 3 properties for sale built before 194
• Price Range: $130,000 to $174,900
• Average Price: $156,333

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Zip Code 80909

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Single Family Homes in EAST END ADDITION were primarily built from 1928 to 1953, with an average age built in the 1940’s.  The majority of the houses are ranches, 1-2 baths, with 2 – 4 bedrooms, 1-2 car garages, both attached and detached.  

The East End Addition housing market continues to be a BUYERS Market, as there is currently a 7.5 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 2010 and 2011 Real Estate Market for East End Addition

• Pricing decreased by 3% from 2010 to 2009.  Pricing has increased by 13% in 2011.
• Number of homes sold decreased by 12% from 2010 to 2009
• Days on Market decreased by 150% from 2010 to 2009.   Days on market has continued to decrease in 2011.
• Price per FINISHED square feet decreased by 1% from 2010 to 2009, and it has continued to increase in 2011.

The area is located in Central Colorado Springs,  east of Hancock, west of Union, North of Pikes Peak Avenue, South of Unitah The school District is District 11; and the majority of students to go North Junior High and Palmer High School.   The neighborhood is close to Memorial Park, Downtown Colorado Springs, Patty Jewett Golf Course, and Memorial Hospital.

This Colorado Springs Real Estate report contains information on Single Family in Historic East End End

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Zip Code 80903 & 80907

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 1 – 2 car garages, both attached and detached.  

The Old North End housing market continues to be a BUYERS Market, as there is currently a 30 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 2010 and 2011 Real Estate Market for North End

• Pricing increased by 41% from 2010 to 2009
• Number of homes sold increased by 70% from 2010 to 2009
• Days on Market increased by 40% from 2010 to 2009
• Price per FINISHED square feet increased by 7% from 2010 to 2009
• Number of homes sold in 2011 is similar to 2009, currently at 8 for 2011
• The prices of active listings currently range from $144,000 to $2,250,000
• The average house currently on the market was built in 1919 and is priced at $546,098
• There are 387 homes in the neighborhood
• There are currently 4 homes in pre-foreclosure and 1 bank-owned home in the neighborhood.

The area is located in Central Colorado Springs, between Fillmore and Uintah, East of Nevada.  There are several parks in the area, including Monument Valley.   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 in Historic Old North End

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Neighborhoods Include:  Homes in Downtown, Patty Jewett, Divine Redeemer, Old North End, East End Addition

Zip code 80903 and 80907

Search for homes in CENTRAL Colorado Springs

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Here’s a quick summary of the Real Estate Market for Central Colorado Springs for 2010 and for the first half of 2011

• Pricing increased by 13% from 2010 to 2009
• Number of homes sold decreased by 7% from 2010 to 2009
• Days on Market increased by 60% from 2010 to 2009, and has continued to increase in 2011.
• Pricing has decreased by 13% for the first half of 2011.

Most Expensive Sale in area: 

• 125 W. Monroe  
• $885,000
• Square Feet: 6394
• Area:  Wood Avenue

Least Expensive Sale in the area:

• 311 S. Institute  
• $35,000
• Square Feet:  900
• Area:  Robys

 This Colorado Springs Real Estate report contains information on Single Family homes in Central Colorado Springs

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Homes in Country Club area are in the East/Central Area of Colorado Springs

 Search for Homes in the Country Club Area      Zip Code  80909

Single Family Homes in the Country Club area were primarily built in the 1950’s and 1960s.   The majority of the houses are ranches with 2500 to 3500 square feet, 4 to 5 bedrooms and 3 baths.

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The Country Club housing market continues to be a BUYERS Market, as there is currently a 10 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 2010 Real Estate Market for the Country Club area

• Pricing decreased by 6% from 2010 to 2009
• Number of homes sold increased by 82% from 2010 to 2009
• Days on Market decreased by 222% from 2010 to 2009
• Price per FINISHED square feet decreased by 13% from 2010 to 2009
• Average pricing has continued to increase in 2011.

The area is located East of Union, North of Circle.   The school District is District 11; and the majority of students go to Wasson High School.   The neighborhood is close to Colorado Springs Country Club and Palmer Park.

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 Nothing makes a downtown area more special than a park, and Acacia Park in Colorado Springs is part of the character of downtown Colorado Springs

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Acacia Park (115 E. Platte Ave.) is located in the heart of Downtown Colorado Springs.   The park currently includes a band shell, horseshoe court, picnicking, playground, public phone, restrooms, shuffleboard, and the famous Uncle Wilbur Fountain.

According to the information on the Colorado Springs Government web site:  “When Colorado Springs filed the original town plat in 1871, it included one city block as the first city-owned park. The park, known as North Park or Acacia Square is the site of the present-day Acacia Park.”.   I absolutely love the idea that the founding fathers of Colorado Springs dedicated some of our parks back in the late 1800’s.

During the summer time, the park is the site for the Monday farmers market and Uncle Wilbur’s Fountain, a fountain with over 200 water jets, 52 of which are part of a play area where kids run and try to top the streams.     Uncle Wilbur’s Fountain opened in 2001 and is owned by the City of Colorado Springs.   It cost over $1 millon to build and was financed a local non-profit organization.    Private donors funded the plaza and benches around the fountain, while the fountain’s upkeep is maintained by “Friends of the Fountain,” a non-profit group formed by the Smokebrush Foundation.   If you would like information on how to donate time or money to the Fountain, the web site will give you the details.

There is currently a movement by HB & A Architects to gather ideas and concepts on how to continue to revitalize the park.   If you have an interest in some of the concepts for the future of the park, here’s a link to Acacia Park Concepts.

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If you are interested in buying a Historic Home in Colorado Springs, here’s a quick listing of some of the neighborhoods you may want to check out:

1. Old Colorado City
   • Location:   Historic West side of Colorado Springs
   • Year Built:  1890 to 1920
   • Currently 59 properties for sale built before 1940
   • Price Range:  $41,000 to $495,000
   • Average Price:  172,766
2. Old North End
   • Location:  Central Colorado Springs
   • Year Built :  1910 – 1930
   • Price Range:  $129,900 to $999,999
   • Average Price:  $482,190
3. East End Addition
   • Location:   Central Colorado Springs
   • Year Built:  1920 – 1940
   • Price Range:  $175,000 to $264,000
   • Average Price:  $217,425
4. Ivywild
   • Location:  Southwest Colorado Springs
   • Year Built:  1900 – 1940
   • Price Range:  $85,000 to $195,000
   • Average Price:  $157,190
5. Cheyenne Canon
   • Location:  Southwest Colorado Springs
   • Year Built:  1920 – 1960
   • Price Range:  $180,000 to $459,000
   • Average Price $305,625
6. Broadmoor
   • Location:  Southwest Colorado Springs
   • Year Built – 1920 – 1940
   • Price Range:  $239,900 to $2,500,000
   • Average Price:  875,240
7. Manitou Springs
   • Location:  Manitou (West of Colorado Springs)
   • Year Built:  1880 – 1940
   • Price Range:  $123,555 to $795,000
   • Average Price:  256,000
8. Hastings
   • Location:  Central Colorado Springs
   • Year Built:  1900 to 1932
   • Price Range:  $59,300 to $309,900
   • Average Price:  179,487
9. Corona
   • Location: 
   • Year Built;  1890 to 1920
   • Price Range:  $177,900 to $429,900
   • Average Price:  249,725

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Zip Code 80909

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 Single Family Homes in EAST END ADDITION were primarily built from 1928 to 1953, with an average age built in the 1940’s.  The majority of the houses are ranches, 1-2 baths, with 2 – 4 bedrooms, 1-2 car garages, both attached and detached.    Many of the homes are consider Historic Colorado Springs Homes.

The East End Addition housing market continues to be a BUYERS Market, as there is currently a 11 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 2010 Real Estate Market for East End Addition

• Pricing decreased by 3% from 2010 to 2009
• Number of homes sold decreased by 12% from 2010 to 2009
• Days on Market decreased by 150% from 2010 to 2009
• Price per FINISHED square feet decreased by 1% from 2010 to 2009.

The area is located in Central Colorado Springs,  east of Hancock, west of Union, North of Pikes Peak Avenue, South of Unitah The school District is District 11; and the majority of students to go North Junior High and Palmer High School.   The neighborhood is close to Memorial Park, Downtown Colorado Springs, Patty Jewett Golf Course, and Memorial Hospital.

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