Year-over-year, Greeley’s typical home value has dipped about 1.2 percent, while values across Weld County are down roughly 1.0 percent, signaling a mild cooling from last year. At the same time, inventory in Greeley has risen about 6.7 percent from a year ago, even as new listings are down nearly 21.0 percent and pending sales have fallen about 11.0 percent, pointing to a slower pace of buyer activity.
In February 2026, the typical home value in Greeley was around $424,945 with a median list price near $431,458, and homes spent a median of 77 days on the market. With about 366 homes for sale, 4.2 months of supply, and roughly 24.3 percent of listings cutting prices while only about 14.8 percent sold above list, sellers still hold an edge but buyers have more room to negotiate than during peak conditions.
Looking ahead to March 2026, projections show the typical home value edging up to about $429,917 and the median list price approaching $436,212, while inventory is expected to hold around 366 listings. With the market gauge at 28 and labeled a seller’s market, both sides benefit from understanding these trends, and buyers and sellers alike can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a local agent who knows how to navigate Greeley’s shifting conditions.
