Here is your Windsor, CO Real Estate Market Update for February 2021. Let’s go over the Windsor, CO Real Estate Data from January 2021 and February 2021 through 2/15/21. We’ll review the number of sales, average sales price and number of homes on the real estate market.
Windsor, CO has a really strong real estate market. In this February 2021 look at the local real estate market we can see that the number of sales is close to where we were a year ago but overall our number of homes on the market is down. This low housing inventory is driving up sales prices and making buyers very competitive.
In January 2021 the average sales price in Windsor Colorado increased by almost $81k to an average sales price on $564,594. The February 2021 average sales price increased by over $77k to $576,260. The home prices in Windsor Colorado remain strong. We are seeing an increase in price due to high demand for available homes.
Take-Aways
Sellers – Now is a great time to sell your Windsor, Co home. Remember, even in a sellers market you will get a premium for your home when you work with a professional real estate agent. A Realtor will get you the highest net payout in this market.
Plenty of Buyers
Prices are up
Less likely to get caught up in negotiating the small stuff
Buyers – Get yourself prepared. Get your financines in order and talk to a licensed Realtor for a game plan to find the right home for your family.
Considering a move to Loveland, CO? Of course you are. Loveland is a great place to call home. It is a great family town with good schools, there’s lots of outdoor recreation opportunities, there’s a thriving arts community, you’ll find plenty of shopping opportunities at Centerra, we’re close to Rocky Mountain National Park, just the right distance from Denver and we’ve got Fort Collins right in our backyard.
Whether you are moving to Loveland Colorado to be closer to family, relocating because of a job or just hoping to enjoy that relaxed Colorado lifestyle, you can’t go wrong with a move to Northern Colorado. I’ve lived in Loveland since 2005 and here are my favorite parts about living in Loveland:
Parks & Open Lands – North Lake Park, Loveland Sports Park, Rivers Edge Natural Area, Fairgrounds Park, and more.
Hiking and Outdoor Recreation – Devils Backbone, Bobcat Ridge, Coyote Ridge, Round Mountain Trail, Horsetooth Mountain Park, & Rocky Mountain National Park.
Breweries – Verboten, Loveland Aleworks, Crow Hop, Grimm Brothers, Big Thompson Brewery, Rock Coast Brewery & more.
Shopping – Everything you could want at Centerra.
Local Restaurants – Pourhouse, Cactus Grille, Henry’s, 4th Street Chop House, Origin’s Wine Bar & Pizza, Laureate Publick House, Betta Gumbo, Vatos Tacos and More.
Are you relocating to Loveland for work? Considering a move to Colorado for another reason? Reach out to me at 970-203-5066 for more information about moving to Loveland, CO.
*Andy Hawbaker is a Realtor® licensed with Kris Lindahl Real Estate. Andy moved to Loveland, CO in 2005 and has called the area home ever since.
One question I often get from new home buyers is “Do I need a Realtor® to buy a new construction home?”. The answer is absolutely, YES and here are the reasons why.
Ask yourself, do I want someone working as a buyers agent on my behalf? A real estate agent working for you as a buyers agent has a fiduciary responsibility to negotiate and work in your best interest. While in the state of Colorado, a builder can sell directly to you using their own documents, wouldn’t you want someone in the transaction with your best interest in mind?
Also, having a Realtor on your team adds no additional cost to you. The builder/seller will pay the commission to the Realtor® in their closing costs. It doesn’t affect your fees or purchase price. So, in effect the seller is paying for you to have full representation. That’s a no brainer.
I mentioned above that builders can legally use their own contracts. It’s true. They don’t use the Real Estate Commission approved forms and contracts that have legal protection in place for both the buyer and seller. Guess who usually benefits from the use of contracts that are self created?
Also, don’t get fooled by the real estate agent who is working in the show home. #2: they are working on behalf of the builder and #2: usually they put thier state issued real estate license into an inactive status when employed by a builder. They do this so they are no longer legally responisible to uphold the same responsibilities that licensed real estate agent have to.
Don’t get me wrong, I think buying newly built homes is a smart move. The last two homes I bought for my family were both new construction and in both cases I utilized a Realtor to work on my side. If you have additional questions about working with a Realtor to buy new construction just reach out. I’m always happy to help.
The real estate market is hot all across the U.S. and Northern Colorado is definitely seeing all of the same things. We have historically low inventory and very high demand for homes in this area. Windsor Colorado is a very desireable community with it’s proximity to Fort Collins and Greeley. The nice small town feel coupled with some really nice and safe neighborhoods drives up demand for Windsor homes.
Watch this Windsor, CO market update from 1/31/21 to get a feel for “What is the market like?”
The Windsor real estate market is hot with home buyers having to get agressive to schedule showings as soon as homes hit the market. If you want to buy your perfect home in this market, my suggestions is to just get started with a licensed Real Estate Agent so you have someone activing looking for new properties hitting the market. If you are looking to sell your home there is no time better than now. Most properties are receiving multiple offers in the first weekend. You’ll get more for your home in a very short time than ever before. However, a good agent will help you get the most for your home. You’ll want to price is right and stage it before professional photos because people will want to know if this is the right house before they go out and see it.
Considering a move to Loveland, CO? Of course you are. Loveland is a great place to call home. It is a great family town with good schools, there’s lots of outdoor recreation opportunities, there’s a thriving arts community, you’ll find plenty of shopping opportunities at Centerra, we’re close to Rocky Mountain National Park, just the right distance from Denver and we’ve got Fort Collins right in our backyard.
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