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Colorado Springs Housing Market Snapshot for July 2011

Here is a Colorado Springs real estate market snapshot for the different areas of Colorado Springs, for July 2011. We saw a drop in home sales across the city from June – July 2011. Inventory and home prices stayed about the same.

Black Forest Real Estate Market

Briargate Real Estate Market

Central & Downtown Real Estate Market

Eastside Real Estate Market

Northeast Real Estate Market

Northwest Real Estate Market

Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate Market

Old Colorado City Real Estate Market

Powers and Stetson Hills Real Estate Market

Southeast Real Estate Market

Southwest and Broadmoor Real Estate Market

Westside Real Estate Market

Based on information from the Pikes Peak REALTOR Services Corp. (”RSC”), Colorado Springs MLS, for JULY 2011.  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.

For a detailed sales information on your specific neighborhood,
please contact the Wagner iTeam: 719.434.8346

Income Property For Sale in Colorado Springs | 4-Plex for Sale in Holland Park

3950 Stonedike Drive
Colorado Springs CO 80907

Holland Park income property

3950 Stonedike - 4-Plex for Sale in Holland Park

Great 4-plex on westside. Newer energy-efficient vinyl windows throughout. Each unit is a 2 bed 1 bath. 2 units have newer carpet, paint and tiled kitchen, entry and bath. Fireplace in living room. Coin-op laundry w/50% shared revenue.
Plenty of off-street parking.

MLS#: 769717
Asking Price: $285,000

View more photos: 3950 Stonedike Drive Photos

**Please do NOT disturb the current tenants.**
To view this property or set up financing to purchase this property,
please contact the Wagner iTeam directly: (719) 434-8346

Colorado Springs Real Estate Search Data from Realtor.com

In June 2011, the Colorado Springs real estate market was the 55th most searched market in the country, and the 2nd most searched area in the state of Colorado.

Median home prices in Colorado Springs increased by .41% from last year and increased by 2.28% from May, 2011. The median price of a Colorado Springs home is about $30,000 HIGHER than the national median price of $189,900 and Colorado Springs homes stay on the market for about 15 days LESS than the national average.

Read More: Realtor.com Housing Data Report for June 2011

Downtown Colorado Springs

Colorado Springs Housing Market Snapshot for June 2011

Here is a Colorado Springs real estate market snapshot for the different areas of Colorado Springs, for June 2011. Summer months have seen an increase in home sales, but not by much.

Black Forest Real Estate Market

Briargate Real Estate Market

Central & Downtown Real Estate Market

Eastside Real Estate Market

Northeast Real Estate Market

Northwest Real Estate Market

Northgate and Flying Horse Real Estate Market

Old Colorado City Real Estate Market

Southeast Real Estate Market

Southwest and Broadmoor Real Estate Market

Westside Real Estate Market

Based on information from the Pikes Peak REALTOR Services Corp. (”RSC”), Colorado Springs MLS, for June 2011.  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.

For a detailed sales information on your specific neighborhood,
please contact the Wagner iTeam: 719.434.8346

What To Know Before You Move To A New Colorado Springs Neighborhood

As home buyers in Colorado Springs, we tend to research homes a lot. We look at square footage; at upgrades; at landscaping; at community statistics; and, at every other “number” on which we can get our hands.

But those are just statistics. What about the home’s “feel”?

In this 5-minute piece from NBC’s The Today Show, you’ll learn a dozen complementary home-shopping techniques to help you review and evaluate a home for purchase. Each is focused on findings you won’t see listed on a website.

For example, instead of scheduling your second showing for the same time of day as your first one, revisit a home during an “opposite” time. if you originally saw the home in daylight, go see it at nighttime. If you first saw a home on the weekend, go see it during the work week.

By seeing a home in two distinct settings, you can get a better feel for what the home and neighborhood are really like.

Some of the other tips from the video include:

  1. Visit during Rush Hour and on a Saturday night. This will help you gauge sound levels of the street.
  2. Go to Google Maps and study the aerial shot of the home. What’s nearby?
  3. Talk to neighbors. They’ll share everything about the neighborhood with you — good and bad.

When you buy a home, you committing to more than just the property. You’re committing to the neighborhood, too. Armed with the methods described in this video, you’ll be better prepared to make a good decision.

For more information on Colorado Springs neighborhoods, please contact the Wagner iTeam: 719-434-8346

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