REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Week of June 19th

June 19, 2026 - 04:43

The latest round of property transactions across Northern Colorado shows steady activity from Boulder up through Loveland and into Greeley. Public records filed during the week of June 19th reveal a mix of single-family home sales, condominium transfers, and vacant land purchases, offering a snapshot of current market values in the region.

In Boulder, several homes in the higher price brackets changed hands, reflecting the city's continued premium on location and square footage. A mid-century modern property near the foothills closed just under the two-million-dollar mark, while a smaller bungalow in the University Hill area sold for just over seven hundred thousand. Loveland saw more volume in the three hundred fifty to five hundred thousand dollar range, with several ranch-style homes and townhomes trading quickly, often within two weeks of listing.

Longmont and Windsor both reported consistent activity in the entry-level and move-up markets. A three-bedroom home in Longmont's southwest neighborhood went for four hundred sixty thousand, while a newer construction in Windsor's Water Valley area fetched nearly six hundred thousand. Greeley's transactions leaned toward the affordable side, with several fixer-uppers and smaller lots selling below three hundred thousand, appealing to first-time buyers and investors alike.

The data from this week suggests that while interest rates continue to influence buyer behavior, demand for well-priced properties in desirable school districts and commuter-friendly areas remains strong. Sellers who price realistically are still seeing multiple offers, though bidding wars have become less common than a year ago. Across all communities, the average days on market hovered around twenty-eight, indicating a market that is active but not overheated.