For at least the past decade, Colorado has been a hot spot when it comes to residential real estate. I remember back in 2016 when my wife and I were looking to purchase our first home, we would get a listing from our real estate agent, and we would say that we were interested within minutes of getting the email, only to have her respond saying it already went under contract.

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It was a crazy time to try to buy a home in Colorado. Fast forward to the COVID-19 pandemic, and it was even worse. Homes were going for tens of thousands over the asking price, and bidding wars were happening on nearly every property. It was wild.

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In 2025, it appears that the real estate market all over the state has cooled down a bit, and Colorado is now in a buyer's market, according to the Colorado Association of Realtors.

What Does Northern Colorado's Real Estate Market Look Like Currently?

In Northern Colorado, there are still plenty of homes for sale. However, many are going to be sold at a premium price, even in a buyer's market. Here is a look at how Fort Collins, Loveland, and Greeley's real estate markets are going according to Realtor.com.

Fort Collins, Colorado Real Estate

There are currently 1,141 homes for sale in Fort Collins, with the median listing price of $562.5k, and the median home selling price is $569.4k. Overall, the housing market is trending down 2.2 percent year over year in the Choice City.

Loveland, Colorado Real Estate

Loveland has only 780 homes that are currently for sale. It appears that the demand for selling homes is higher in Loveland than in Fort Collins, as the median listing price for a home is $565. However, the median price for homes being sold is $514.5k. Real estate is trending upward in Loveland, as there is a 4.6 percent uptick in prices year over year.

Greeley, Colorado Real Estate

Greeley's real estate market appears to be the most affordable among the three biggest cities in Northern Colorado, as the median home listing price is $440k. Currently, there are only 613 homes for sale in the city of Greeley, with the median selling price of $420k. Greeley's real estate market has seen a downward trend year over year with a 1.7 percent decrease.

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What is probably the most surprising is looking at the real estate market in Denver. There are nearly 5,000 homes listed for sale in the Mile High City with a median listing price of $559.9k. Denver's real estate market has taken a 4.3 percent hit year over year, with the median selling price of $575k.

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