Flying HorseFlying Horse Real Estate and Neighborhood Information
Flying Horse Neighborhood InformationThe Flying Horse neighborhood is located in northern Colorado Springs (Northgate) – just east of the United States Air Force Academy, south of Gleneagle and SW of Black Forest. This beautiful neighborhood is located off Hwy 83 and Northgate and Flying Horse Roads. Flying Horse is conveniently located adjacent to the US Air Force Academy and I-25, minutes from shopping at the Shops at Briargate, North Academy shopping and entertainment, Chapel Hills Mall and the stores in southern Monument (off Baptist Road). Homes in Flying Horse are nestled in neighborhoods surrounding the 18-Hole Championship Tom Weiskopf Flying Horse Golf Course and the lavish Club at Flying Horse offering Golf, Tennis, Aquatics and extensive pool system, Gymnasium, Spa Services, Family and fine dining, Private dining, Meeting facilities, Fitness Training and Wine tower. Important Flying Horse Neighborhood LinksFlying Horse SchoolsChildren who live in Flying Horse can attend the Academy School District 20 Discovery Canyon Campus – offering superb IB-Integrated education for grades pre-K thru 12 with a focus on science and mathematics. Discovery Canyon Campus is located in the northern part of Flying Horse – where Northgate and Old Northgate meet.
Discovery Canyon Campus – 1810 Northgate Blvd. Colorado Springs CO 80921 Grades Pre-K – 5 – Middle School – High School |
Annual Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate Market Report for 2009Here is the annual Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate Market report for 2009 – brought to you by the Colorado Springs Real Estate Connection. Northgate consists of all the northernmost neighborhoods of Colorado Springs, west of Black Forest and north of New Life Church. The Gleneagle real estate market is a more mature Northgate neighborhood and is situated around a great golf course. Most of the other Northgate neighborhoods are newer and include the Flying Horse real estate market, Northgate Highlands real estate market, Trail Ridge real estate market and Deer Creek Crossing real estate market. Red More: About the Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate Market Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate: Available, New and Sold Listings, by Month:
Comments: Throughout the year we saw the number of available homes for sale in Northgate and Flying Horse peak at 193 homes for sale in July and averaging about 170 available homes at any given time, which is more than the average of 110 monthly available homes available in 2008. However, there were still many new homes built in Northgate – adding to the availability of availability of homes in 2009
Comments: In 2009, the Northgate and Flying Horse real estate market saw a total of 317 homes sell in 2009, which is significantly more home sales than we saw in 2008, at only 246 home sales. The most homes sold in June (31) and the least amount of homes (9) sold in February 2009. Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate: Average Days on Market, by Month:
Comments: For the homes in the Northgate and Flying Horse real estate markets that SOLD in 2009, the days on market ranged from just 57 days in September to 180 days in January. The average time that a home in Northgate and Flying Horse stayed on the market was just 103 days (3.5 months). Read More: About Selling Your Colorado Springs Home Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate: Median and Average Sale Price, by Month:
Comments: In 2009, Northgate and Flying Horse homes were all over the board on a month-to-month basis, with the average sales price of $357,344 and a median sales price of $325,368*. These prices are lower than 2008 by about $20,000. *Homes in Northgate and Flying Horse range from the mid $200k’s in the Falcon’s Nest area all the way to over $1 million in the Flying Horse real estate market, thus the discrepancy in the average and median sales prices. Find the Value of Your Northgate or Flying Horse Home Popular Northgate and Flying Horse Home Searches:
Based on Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate single family home information from the Pikes Peak REALTOR Services Corp. (”RSC”), for January-December 2009 . RSC does not guarantee or is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by RSC may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.
Thanks for reading our Colorado Springs Real Estate Blog! Posted on January 26th, 2010 by Mariana Wagner
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Colorado Springs Foreclosure Report for 2009
Here is the Colorado Springs real estate market foreclosure report for 2009. Colorado Springs saw 1,487 foreclosure or pre-foreclose homes sell in 2009. Foreclosures made up 24% of all homes sales in Colorado Springs last year. Here is how the foreclosure sales were represented throughout the city:
Check Out: Colorado Springs Foreclosure and Short Sale Information How does this break down per area? Briargate Real Estate Market: 71 foreclosures Briargate had only 5% of the city’s sold foreclosures. I would attribute this to the general higher price point of the homes in Briargate as well as the fact that most Briargate home buyers have owned a home in the past and had enough mortgage savvy not to get into a “bad loan”. Briargate DID have the least concentration of foreclosures per area. Central and Downtown Real Estate Markets: 190 foreclosures Central and Downtown Colorado Springs has a lot of smaller homes. Because of this, there are more homes in this area and more opportunities for foreclosure. Additionally, there are a lot of lower priced homes in central Colorado Springs which were very appealing to first time home buyers who maybe should NOT have qualified to buy a home. Eastside Colorado Springs Real Estate Market: 169 foreclosures Like central Colorado Springs, the Eastside has a lot of smaller and less expensive homes – which gives us more potential for foreclosures in this area. Northeast Colorado Springs Real Estate Market: 174 foreclosures The Northeast part of Colorado Springs is one of the largest areas of town, with more homes than almost any area.So, although this area was the 4th largest contributor to the city’s foreclosures, it is actually right in line with the city average. Northwest Colorado Springs Real Estate Market: 44 foreclosures The Northwest part of Colorado Springs wins as having the fewest foreclosures AND the 2nd lowest concentration of forecloses within its area. Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate Markets: 48 foreclosures The homes in Flying Horse and Northgate are larger, sit on larger lots and generally (like Briargate) are not first-time-home buyer homes. In addition to this, the geographic area is smaller. All of this leads to a very small number of foreclosures. Old Colorado City and Westside Colorado Springs Real Estate Markets: 88 foreclosures The Old Colorado City and Westside areas of Colorado Springs sat right at the city average and right in the middle of the scale when representing area foreclosures. Powers, Marksheffel and Banning Lewis Ranch Real Estate Markets: 315 foreclosures This area contributed the MOST foreclosure sales to the Colorado Springs real estate market in 2009. I attribute this to how new the area is and how many people bought new homes with the Adjustable Rate Mortgage. However, this is one of the largest and most densely packed areas of the city, so the actual ratio of sold homes to foreclosure sales was not much higher than the city average. Southeast Colorado Springs Real Estate Markets: 289 foreclosures Southeast Colorado Springs was the second highest contributor to the Colorado Springs Foreclosure sale market, at 19%. However, it DID rank the highest for foreclosure sales concentration per area. Southwest Colorado Springs and Broadmoor Real Estate Markets: 99 foreclosures Southwest Colorado Springs has a drastic difference in property area types. The eastern part of this area has some of the lowest priced homes in the city, whereas the western parts have some of the most expensive homes ever built and sold in Colorado Springs. This always is “interesting” when trying to accurately compare this area to other real estate markets. So, although the graph shows that the Powers Area was the largest contributor to foreclosures, it is interesting to note that it was the S/E and Central areas of Colorado Springs that had the highest concentrations of foreclosures sell in 2009. Search All Homes for Sale in Colorado SpringsSearch All Colorado Springs ForeclosuresSearch All Colorado Springs
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Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate Market Info For December 2009Here is the Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate Market report for December 2009 – brought to you by the Colorado Springs Real Estate Connection. Northgate consists of all the northernmost neighborhoods of Colorado Springs, west of Black Forest and north of New Life Church. Gleneagle is a more mature Northgate neighborhood and is situated around a great golf course. Most of the other Northgate neighborhoods are newer and include: Flying Horse real estate market, Northgate Highlands real estate market, Trail Ridge real estate market and Deer Creek Crossing real estate market. Homes for Sale in Northgate and Flying Horse
Northgate and Flying Horse Sales Price Information
Days on Market for Northgate and Flying Horse homes
“Based on Northgate and Flying Horse single family home sale information from the Pikes Peak REALTOR Services Corp. (”RSC”), for December 2009. RSC does not guarantee or is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by RSC may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.” Popular Northgate and Flying Horse Home Searches:
Posted By: Wagner iTeam at Keller Williams Realty – 719.434.7525
Thanks for reading our Colorado Springs Real Estate Blog! Posted on January 11th, 2010 by Mariana Wagner
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Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate Market Info For November 2009Here is the Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate Market report for November 2009 – brought to you by the Colorado Springs Real Estate Connection.  Flying Horse Real Estate - Snow Storm 2009 Northgate consists of all the northernmost neighborhoods of Colorado Springs, west of Black Forest and north of New Life Church. Gleneagle is a more mature Northgate neighborhood and is situated around a great golf course. Most of the other Northgate neighborhoods are newer and include: Flying Horse, Northgate Highlands, Trail Ridge and Deer Creek Crossing. Homes for Sale in Northgate and Flying Horse
Northgate and Flying Horse Sales Price Information
Days on Market for Northgate and Flying Horse homes
“Based on Northgate and Flying Horse single family home sale information from the Pikes Peak REALTOR Services Corp. (”RSC”), for November 2009. RSC does not guarantee or is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by RSC may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.” Popular Northgate and Flying Horse Home Searches:
Posted By: Wagner iTeam at Keller Williams Realty – 719.434.7525
Thanks for reading our Colorado Springs Real Estate Blog! Posted on December 17th, 2009 by Mariana Wagner
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Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate Market Info For October 2009Here is the Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate Market report for October 2009 – brought to you by the Colorado Springs Real Estate Connection.
Northgate consists of all the northernmost neighborhoods of Colorado Springs, west of Black Forest and north of New Life Church. Gleneagle is a more mature Northgate neighborhood and is situated around a great golf course. Most of the other Northgate neighborhoods are newer and include: Flying Horse, Northgate Highlands, Trail Ridge and Deer Creek Crossing. Homes for Sale in Northgate and Flying Horse
Northgate and Flying Horse Sales Price Information
Days on Market for Northgate and Flying Horse homes
Read Also: Homes for Sale in Flying Horse – October 2009 “Based on Northgate and Flying Horse single family home sale information from the Pikes Peak REALTOR Services Corp. (”RSC”), for October 2009. RSC does not guarantee or is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by RSC may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.” Popular Northgate and Flying Horse Home Searches:
Thanks for reading our Colorado Springs Real Estate Blog! Posted on November 22nd, 2009 by Mariana Wagner
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