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The latest October 2025 data from the Pikes Peak Multiple Listing Service (PPMLS) provides a detailed look at single-family and patio homes across the Colorado Springs area. All data below reflects the “All Homes – Single Family/Patio Homes” category.
Compared to October 2024, the average price declined 2.5%, while the median price remained nearly unchanged, decreasing by only 0.3%.
The number of homes sold fell compared to the previous month, which is typical for the fall season, while new listings saw a slight uptick as sellers continued to enter the market.
Inventory remains higher than a year ago, providing buyers with more options and contributing to longer market times. The 4.4 months of supply is up from 3.9 of September of 2025 and up from 3.2 from October of 2024
Homes continue to take longer to sell compared to earlier this year, reflecting increased supply and typical seasonal slowing.
This figure is slightly below October 2024’s 1,434, showing a modest dip in pending activity.
When comparing October 2025 to October 2024, the data shows:
These trends reflect a stable and balanced housing market as the year progresses into the final quarter.
As of October 2025, the Colorado Springs single-family housing market shows steady prices, more available inventory, and a slightly slower pace of sales. Average prices remain above $540,000, and homes are taking around 60 days to sell. The overall data points to a market that continues to balance supply and demand heading into the winter months.
Disclaimer: Market statistics are provided by the Pikes Peak Multiple Listing Service (PPMLS). Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and reflects conditions as of the date published.