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El Paso County & Colorado Springs Real Estate Market Report | AUGUST 2026 Stats

  • Active Inventory: Buyers had 817 active listings to choose from throughout the areas included in the August report. Briargate/Northeast had the highest number of active listings with 170, followed by Powers/Marksheffel with 156 and Black Forest with 109.

  • Demand / Closed Sales: Market activity remained strong with 650 properties sold during August, while 616 properties were under contract. Briargate/Northeast recorded the highest number of closed sales with 144, followed by Powers/Marksheffel with 123 and East Side with 101.

  • The Price Baseline: The overall average sales price was $450,000 in August 2026, compared with $511,000 shown for August 2025. Among the individual areas in the report, Northgate/Northwest had the highest average at $587,000, followed by Black Forest at $549,000 and Falcon/Peyton at $518,000.

  • Overall Dynamics: Homes across the areas included in the report sold for an average of 98.8% of their original list price. Central and Powers/Marksheffel both averaged 100%, followed by Falcon/Peyton at 99.6%, East Side at 99.5%, and Briargate/Northeast at 99.3%.

Last Updated: September 2026 | Reporting August 2026 Pikes Peak MLS Statistics

Area
New Active
Sold (Avg)
August 2026
817
$450,000
Broadmoor/Cheyenne
66
$423,000
West/Manitou/Old CO City
67
$403,000
Northgate/Northwest
77
$587,000
Briargate/Northeast
170
$432,000
Powers/Marksheffiel
156
$416,000
Falcon/Peyton
6
$518,000
Black Forest
109
$549,000
Central
58
$366,000
East Side
108
$355,000

El Paso County Real Estate Market Insights for Buyers & Sellers

For Sellers: Maximizing Your Value in El Paso County
 
The Importance of Sharp Pricing
 
With a healthy supply of homes available across El Paso County, pricing your home correctly from day one remains especially important. Homes throughout the areas included in the report sold for an average of 98.8% of their original list price in August, showing that well-priced properties continue to attract motivated buyers. Strategic pricing and strong presentation remain important for sellers looking to compete effectively in today’s market.
 
Understanding the Competitive Baseline

Market conditions continue to vary by neighborhood, making local expertise especially valuable. Central and Powers/Marksheffel both averaged 100% of original list price in August, followed by Falcon/Peyton at 99.6%, East Side at 99.5%, and Briargate/Northeast at 99.3%. Understanding these neighborhood-specific trends can help sellers price and position their homes appropriately for current market conditions.

Additional Buyer Insights
 

  • More Inventory, More Opportunity: With 817 active listings across the areas included in the August report, buyers have a variety of homes, neighborhoods, and price points to consider when searching for the right property.
     

  • Know Your Local Market: Market conditions vary considerably across the region. Whether you're searching in Briargate, Black Forest, Broadmoor, Powers, or another Colorado Springs area, understanding neighborhood-specific inventory, pricing, and sales activity can help you make a more informed decision.
     

  • Understand the Numbers: The August report recorded 650 closed sales and 616 properties under contract, while homes sold for an average of 98.8% of their original list price. Working with an experienced local REALTOR® can help you understand what those trends mean for your individual home search.

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Disclaimer

This representation of market data is based in whole or in part on information from the Pikes Peak Association of REALTORS, the Colorado Springs REALTOR Services Corp., or its PPMLS. Neither the Association, the RSC, nor the PPMLS guarantees or is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by the PPMLS does not reflect all real estate activity in the market.

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