
The spring market is delivering clear shifts we’ve been watching for months.
After a slow start with rising inventory and hesitant buyers, momentum returned in April. Single-family home sales jumped 8.5% from March, days on market shortened, and the median sales price reached $480,000 — up 1.1% from the previous month but still down 2% from April 2025.
This tells a bigger story: prices are stabilizing after the sharp gains of 2020–2022, while inventory continues to build. With 3,422 active listings (up nearly 12% from March), buyers finally have more choices and negotiating power.
Buyer-Friendly Edge Compared to Denver, Boulder, and Fort Collins, Colorado Springs stands out as one of the more balanced and accessible markets in the state right now. However, affordability remains a challenge — many households still need $105K–$110K+ annual income to comfortably afford a typical home.
Bottom Line The Pikes Peak market in April 2026 is the most buyer-leaning it’s been in years. Serious buyers have real opportunities, while sellers must price realistically and present their homes exceptionally well to stand out.






































