Rockrimmon’s rolling three-month snapshot through September 2026 shows more homes available and active contract activity. Active listings are up sharply from a year ago, rising about three-quarters, while homes sold have climbed by a similar 80 percent. New listings, however, have pulled back in recent months, dropping 40 percent from the prior three-month period, which could limit future choices if the slowdown continues.
Prices are adjusting to these shifting dynamics. The typical home value over the latest three-month period is up a little more than 8 percent year over year, while the median list price has jumped about 15 percent, suggesting sellers are testing higher asking prices. At the same time, the share of homes selling above list has fallen markedly from last year and the months of supply has grown more than 55 percent to 4.3 months, signaling conditions that are closer to balanced than a year ago.
Homes are taking slightly less time to sell than a year ago, with median days on market down to 33 days from 38, even though they have lengthened compared with early summer. Compared with Colorado Springs overall, Rockrimmon shows higher typical values and a slightly tighter supply than the citywide 4.6 months of inventory, underscoring its seller-leaning but evolving position. Whether you are a buyer trying to interpret these trends or a seller aiming to price correctly, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local Rockrimmon agent who understands this shifting market.
