Colorado Springs was 55th most search residential market

Colorado Springs was again the 55^th most searched real estate market in the country in September, according to a report from Realtor.com.

Median list prices for homes in Colorado Springs rose to $229,500 in September, a 2.04 percent increase from last year, but down slightly from August’s numbers.

The national median list price in September was $191,500, a .78 percent increase  from September 2010.

Active for sale inventory of homes in Colorado Springs leveled out at 4,158 in September, a 9.73 a decrease for the 12-month period. National inventory counts for September were down 17.77 percent year over year.

The median age of inventory in Colorado Springs in September was 75 days, a 5.63percent increase compared to August.  Nationally, the median age of inventory was 95 days, a 4.4 percent increase from the previous month.

According to Realtor.com, the top 10 most searched real estate markets, identified as MSAs, in the United States in September include:

 

Chicago

Detroit

Philadelphia

Los Angeles

Atlanta

Dallas

Tampa, Fla.

Boston

Phoenix

Orlando

 

The most searched real estate markets in Colorado in September were:

Denver                                          26

Colorado Springs                        55

Boulder-Longmont                    113

Fort Collins-Loveland               123

Pueblo                                           139