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Since I’m a statistic fanatic, I read every article I can that talks about pricing and comparing home prices in Colorado Springs with other parts of the U.S. Caldwell Banker does a home
listing report that compares pricing in 2300 cities across the U.S. The report includes a list of the top 10 most expensive markets and the top 10 least expensive market. 6 of the most expensive cities were in California, and some of the least expensive homes were Georgia and Ohio
According to the report, In Colorado, the average four-bedroom, two-bathroom home is $357,556. The national average price is $293,251.
The top five most affordable Colorado markets were
- Pueblo at $141,160
- Alamosa at $186,890
- Montrose at $208,875
- Colorado Springs at $222,936
- Thornton at $234,856
The top 5 least affordable Colorado markets were:
- Evergreen at $922,183
- Boulder at $860,671
- Durango at 472,147
- Broomfield at 470,345
- Golden at 470,244
The prices come from the average home listing price between September 2010 and March 2011 in more than 2,300 North American markets.
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Colorado Springs is on THE List
America’s Fastest Recovering Cities
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I love it when I come across a national article giving Colorado Springs postive recognition. This morning, I happened to see an article
from Forbes about America’s Fastest Recovering Cities.
According to the article, the list was formed by compiling statistics from the 100 largest Metropolitan areas, and the statistics included unemployemnt, housing prices, GMP, Foreclosures, and sales rates.
Heres a link to the complete list; Colorado Springs is #14, Read the rest of this entry »
