Over the past year, typical home values in Weld County have inched down about 0.95 percent, a milder dip than the 4.38 percent decline seen across Colorado. Inventory is also slightly lower than a year ago, slipping 0.84 percent. At the same time, both new listings and pending sales are down more sharply, each falling about 25 percent year over year.
In February 2026, the typical home value in Weld County was about $495,000, with a median list price near $515,000. Homes spent around 74 days on the market, which is longer than last year but nearly 12 percent faster than just a month earlier, reflecting some recent momentum for sellers.
Buyers today are seeing about 1,538 homes for sale, equal to roughly four months of supply, while nearly 24 percent of listings had a price drop and about 20 percent still sold above list, with final sale prices averaging 98.76 percent of asking. Looking to March 2026, values are projected to edge up to about $502,500 and the median list price to around $524,182, with inventory expected to hold close to current levels at 1,526 homes. With Weld County sitting in a seller’s market at a 28 market gauge score, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding a local real estate agent who understands these shifting conditions.
