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Find the perfect real estate agent in Custer County, CO
We analyze top real estate agents in Custer County and across the country to find you the most proven local agents, for free.
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Agent Pronto analyzes transaction data, specialties, client reviews, and more to find the best agent for you. Updated for October 2025. *
* Sales data is calculated based on transaction information available to Agent Pronto at the time of publishing and may not accurately reflect all transactions for a given agent.
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Custer County real estate Market Report.
Information and statistics on the latest trends in the Custer County real estate market, updated for October 2025. *
The typical home value in Custer County is projected to be $429,880 for the month of September. August’s finalized data reported the typical value of a home in the county to be $453,250—down 21.17% over the previous 12 months. For comparison, state-level data pegged home values at $615,600 in Colorado for the most recent reporting period. That number is expected to float around $624,400 in September.
Custer County had 17 new listings and 17 listings that went under contract in August, decreasing the area’s total available inventory to 168—down 4.0% from the previous month. Inventory is projected to have further decreased in September.
Of those 168 active listings, 22.62% reduced their price in the month of August. The median listing price for homes in Custer County fell 30.72% from July to August, bringing the current median listing price to $415,000. Based on projected data for September, listing prices may continue to fall.
The number of days that homes have been on the market prior to going under contract fell year-over-year. In August 2025, the median time for a listed property to go pending was 244 days, compared to 437 days in August 2024. In recent months the median number of days from listed to pending appears to be decreasing. That trend is predicted to have carried through to this September.
Market gauge is calculated based on the the number of active listings divided by home sales over the most recently available reporting period.
Learn more about what Custer County has to offer.
Custer County offers residents a close-knit community, abundant outdoor recreation, and a balanced, small-town lifestyle with access to essential services.
Custer County blends wide‑open ranchland with dramatic 14er skylines. In the Westcliffe–Silver Cliff duo, coffee shops and galleries line Main Street beneath the Sangre de Cristo range, and the area’s International Dark Sky Community status is showcased at the Smokey Jack Observatory. Adventure is a daily option: explore the high country within the Pike and San Isabel National Forests, set out on the storied Rainbow Trail, cast a line at DeWeese Reservoir, or picnic by Lake Isabel. The spirit of the Wet Mountain Valley shines during the High Mountain Hay Fever Bluegrass Festival.
Families appreciate practical amenities. Custer County School District C‑1 operates a K–12 campus with close teacher–student connections, while the West Custer County Library hosts author talks, maker meetups, and a robust lending collection. County services, from permitting to public safety, are centralized through the Custer County government. For broader shopping, healthcare, and career options, residents look to Pueblo, Canon City, and Colorado Springs—all within an easy day trip—then come home to quiet streets, wildlife sightings, and star-splashed skies. Housing runs the gamut from in-town cottages and modern cabins to irrigated acreage suited to horses and hobby farms.
Whether you’re buying a weekend retreat or selling a legacy homestead, Agent Pronto connects buyers and sellers with proven local agents who know the terrain, the market, and the timelines.
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With over 2 million real estate agents across the U.S., it’s not easy deciding who to trust when buying or selling a home.
We’ve analyzed performance metrics, close rates, specialties, and client reviews of the top real estate agents in Custer County to qualify the best agents for your specific needs.
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Agent Pronto works through troves of local and national housing data, client reviews, and agent performance metrics to find the top agents in Colorado. But we don’t stop there.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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There are more than 2 million real estate agents across the U.S., and you want to be sure the one you partner with is an experienced and trustworthy professional with strong local expertise covering the housing market in and around Custer County. Working with a proven agent will help you sell your home faster and for more money, and help you find your dream home at the best possible price.
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Choosing a real estate agent to help you buy or sell property is one of the most important decisions you’ll make in your lifetime. You want to make sure your agent is an expert in your area, has a proven record helping people buy and sell similar homes to yours, and is well regarded by their previous clients. Let us know a few details about the property you are selling or the kind of home you want to buy, and Agent Pronto will match you with trusted real estate agents that have the experience you need. And before you interview an agent, check out our top five questions to ask a buyer’s agent and listing agent.
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We consider performance metrics, close rates, specialties, and client reviews to qualify the best full-time agents. We then take the information you provide about the home you are selling or the kind of home you want to buy, and analyze the top local agents with the right experience for your specific needs. For more than a decade, we've helped hundreds of thousands of home buyers and sellers find the right agent. Get started now and find the perfect real estate agent.
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