Southeast Colorado Springs Real Estate and Area Information
Located close to Ft Carson, Peterson AFB, and the Colorado Springs airport, the southeast area offers affordable living with an abundance of housing options. You’ll find a wide range of housing opportunities from new housing developments, resale homes, as well as condo’s and town homes.
Southeast Area Home Search and Market Information
Major Zip Codes- 80910, 80916, 80909
School Districts- Colorado Springs School District #11, Harrison District #2
Ave Home Price – Approx. $205,000
Home Price Range – Approx. $90,000-$400,000
Major Neighborhoods -
For more detailed southeast Colorado Springs information and statistics to include schools, demographics, and crime, click on Community Reports and input Colorado and the zip code - 80910,80916, 80909
Southeast Real Estate Market Trends
All real estate is local, and conditions for the Colorado Springs real estate market can change dramatically between individual areas, neighborhoods, and price points. Understanding the market dynamics involved in the broader real estate market, the individuals areas, the specific Colorado Springs neighborhood and specific home price point becomes critical when you end up putting an offer in on your next Colorado Springs home.
Total Sales
The chart to the right shows the total number of home sales for the entire Southeast area year over year. This helps give a very basic feel for home sale activity trends in the broader Southeast area.
Average Sales Price
The chart to the right shows the year over year average sales price for homes in the broader Southeast area. This shows the basic trend of home values for the entire Southeast area.
Average Days on Market before Selling
The chart to the right shows the average days a home was on the market before it went under contract. When for sale home inventory levels are high we are in a buyers market and the average days on market will be higher with downward pressure on prices. With lower inventory levels the ave days on market will be lower, a sellers market, with upward pressure on home prices.
Historically, the choice between renting or buying a home has been a tough decision.
Looking at the percentage of income needed to rent a median-priced home today (28.8%) vs. the percentage needed to buy a median-priced home (17.1%), the choice becomes obvious.
Every market is different. Before you renew your lease again, find out if you can put your housing costs to work by buying this year!