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Spring 2026 Housing Market Forecast: What Colorado Springs Buyers and Sellers Need to Know

Market Updates
March 13, 2026•1 min read

Spring historically marks the most active real estate season in Colorado Springs. As 2026 unfolds, buyers and sellers are entering a market shaped by steady demand, moderate inventory growth, and interest rate sensitivity.

Here’s what to expect this spring—and how to prepare strategically.

Inventory Is Rising—But Not Oversupplied

New construction and resale listings are gradually increasing across northern and eastern Colorado Springs. However, demand remains steady, particularly among military families and remote professionals relocating for lifestyle advantages.

Balanced inventory means:

  • Sellers must price competitively

  • Buyers have slightly more negotiating room

  • Homes in prime condition move fastest

Interest Rates Continue to Shape Buyer Behavior

While rates remain higher than pre-2022 lows, they have stabilized compared to prior volatility. Buyers are adjusting expectations and focusing more on monthly payment strategy than headline rate numbers.

Creative financing, rate buydowns, and seller concessions are more common in 2026 than in prior peak years.

Pricing Trends by Segment

  • Entry-level homes remain competitive

  • Move-up properties show stable appreciation

  • Luxury and acreage properties require longer marketing timelines

Micro-market expertise is essential because pricing trends vary dramatically between neighborhoods.

Military and Relocation Demand

With ongoing activity tied to Fort Carson, spring continues to see relocation-driven demand spikes. Timelines are often compressed, making preparation critical for sellers wanting to attract PCS buyers.

Advice for Sellers in Spring 2026

  • List early in the season

  • Invest in staging and curb appeal

  • Review comparable sales carefully

  • Prepare for inspection negotiations

Homes that show well and are priced accurately are still achieving strong outcomes.

Advice for Buyers in Spring 2026

  • Get fully pre-approved

  • Understand total monthly cost, not just price

  • Act quickly on well-priced homes

  • Be flexible on minor cosmetic issues

Spring 2026 presents opportunity—but strategy determines results.

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Ted Bachara

My Mission Real estate is more than just a career for me—it’s a calling. Since the very beginning, my goal has always been simple: put people first and provide service that goes far beyond a transaction. I believe buying or selling a home is one of life’s biggest decisions, and my mission is to make sure you feel supported, confident, and cared for every step of the way. My Journey My story in Colorado Springs began in the Air Force, serving four years at NORAD. That experience taught me discipline, dedication, and the importance of integrity—values I’ve carried with me throughout my life and career. When I transitioned into real estate in 1979, I brought those same values to the work I do for my clients. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of helping families find their first homes, guiding investors toward smart opportunities, and assisting homeowners in selling properties for the best possible return. Every client has a story, and being part of that journey is what continues to inspire me after decades in this business. How I Work To me, real estate is a team effort. I take the time to truly listen and understand your needs, set clear goals with you, and stay in close communication so you always feel informed. My website serves as a 24/7 resource, with tools to search for homes, track your home’s value, and access helpful information whenever you need it. But while technology makes the process easier, it’s the personal connection that makes the difference—and that’s where I focus most. Behind the scenes, I’m supported by a trusted team: Janet S. – Executive Assistant & Office Manager Suze T. – Receptionist Together, we make sure every detail is handled with care so you can focus on what matters most—your move. Clients First, Always The heart of my business is the relationships I’ve built over the years. Many of my clients have become lifelong friends, and I’m honored that so much of my business comes from repeat clients and referrals. That trust means everything to me, and I never take it for granted. Service Areas I proudly serve: Colorado Springs Woodland Park Monument Fountain Falcon No matter where you are in your real estate journey, I would be honored to guide you home.

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