Real Information for Real Longmont Homeowners.
Your next move starts with better information. See exactly how the Longmont market is moving, straight from closed MLS sales.
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01 · Know your number
Estimate your home value
Get a data-backed read on what your Longmont home is worth right now, based on real closed sales near you.
Start my estimate →02 · Picture the move
See what selling could look like
From listing to closing: how long it typically takes, what a sale nets you today, and what to expect at each step.
Read the seller's guide →03 · Read the market
Explore the Longmont market
Twenty years of Longmont MLS data: days on market, prices, and sales volume, in plain English.
View the charts →The Longmont Market, Right Now
Twenty years of real Longmont market data.
Every chart and statistic below is built from actual closed residential sales in Longmont, Colorado. The data spans two decades, so you can see both today's market and the long-term trends that shaped it.
Data source: Closed-sale records from IRES MLS and REcolorado MLS.
Historical charts current through - · Recent-sales snapshot current through July 29, 2026
Latest from the MLS
Recent Longmont Sales Snapshot
Every residential closing in Longmont from June 1 through July 29, 2026, including detached and attached homes.
Sales between June 1, 2026 and July 29, 2026 · Source: IRES and REcolorado MLS reports
What the newest data suggests
The market is showing clearer signs of softening. July's median closing price was $542.5K versus $574.3K in June, 52% of these closings sold below the final list price, and 48% of the 399 active listings had already reduced their asking price. The median cut among reduced listings was 3.7%. Month-to-month price medians can shift with the mix of homes sold, so the estimator uses a conservative time adjustment rather than treating the full median decline as market-wide depreciation.
How Fast Homes Are Selling
Median days from list to contract, by year
Your Home's Value, Over Time
Average closed sale price across Longmont, by year
Year-Over-Year Price Change
How much the typical Longmont home gained or gave back in value each year
How Many Homes Sell Each Year
Closed residential transactions across Longmont; 2026 shown year-to-date with a full-year projection
Condos and townhomes move differently than detached houses in Longmont: smaller price tags, different buyer pool, different pace. Here's that market on its own terms.
How Fast Attached Homes Are Selling
Median days from list to contract, by year
Attached Home Values, Over Time
Average closed sale price for Longmont condos & townhomes, by year
Attached Home Year-Over-Year Price Change
How much the typical Longmont condo or townhome gained or gave back in value each year
How Many Attached Homes Sell Each Year
Closed condo & townhome transactions across Longmont; 2026 shown year-to-date with a full-year projection
Deeper Digs
Fun Market Stats for Single-Family Homes
Seasonality, bidding wars, and which neighborhoods command the most above-list action, all from 21,600+ closed MLS sales (2006 to 2026).
Citywide Share of Homes Sold Above List Price
Percent of all Longmont closings where the buyer paid more than the asking price
When Do Homes Sell for the Most Per Square Foot?
Seasonal price-per-square-foot anomaly: how much above or below the yearly median each closing month tends to land
When Do the Most Homes Close?
Average closed sales per month, 2006 to 2025
Which Month Produces the Most Bidding Wars?
Total above-list closings by closing month, 2006 to 2025
Monthly Transaction Volume Since 2020
Closed single-family transactions per month, showing the post-2021 cooldown in real time
Which Neighborhoods See the Most Bidding Wars?
Highest sold-above-list rates by subdivision, 2020 to 2026 (min 20 sales)
Which Neighborhoods Command the Biggest Premiums?
Highest median percent above list price when a bidding war happens, 2020 to 2026 (min 10 above-list sales)
Deep Market Intelligence
What 21,602 Sales Tell Us About Longmont
Ownership loyalty, long-run appreciation, which home styles and price points attract the most competition, and what listing features actually move the needle on price.
Longmont's Most Loyal Neighborhoods
Median years since the current owner's last recorded purchase
Which Neighborhoods Appreciated the Most?
Change in median price per square foot since the 2006-2008 market
Estimated Gross Value Gain by Subdivision
Median estimated current value minus last recorded purchase price, by neighborhood
Which Era of Home Appreciates Fastest?
Median annualized appreciation from repeat sales, grouped by construction decade
1950s-era homes lead at 8.3% annual appreciation, likely because they're small, affordable, and in walkable older neighborhoods that have seen strong demand. 2000s homes trail at 5.4%.
How Often Do Longmont Homes Change Hands?
How many times each unique address has sold since 2006
61.6% of Longmont homes have only sold once since 2006, meaning most current owners have held on through the entire boom-and-correction cycle. Only 2.5% have sold four or more times.
Competition by Home Style
Percent sold above list price, 2020 to 2026
Tri-levels draw the most multiple-offer activity at 49.7%, likely because they're the most affordable style in many neighborhoods. Two-stories are the least competitive at 35.6%.
Appreciation by Home Style
Median annualized repeat-sale appreciation by architectural style
Bi-level/split homes have appreciated fastest at 7.8% annually. Two-stories trail at 6.0%, partly because they tend to be newer, higher-priced homes where percentage gains compress.
Where's the Most Competition by Price?
Percent sold above list price by listing-price range, 2020 to 2026
Homes listed under $400K see bidding wars 53.3% of the time. Above $1M, that drops to under 20%. The affordable end of the market is still the most competitive.
The Square-Footage Sweet Spot
Percent sold above list by total square footage, 2020 to 2026
The 1,500-1,799 sqft range is the most competitive at 45.4% sold above list. Homes over 3,200 sqft see the least competition at 30.9%.
Best Closing Month for Bidding Competition
Historical percent of sales that closed above list, by closing month (2006-2026)
May closings have the highest above-list rate at 34.5%, with April and June right behind. Since contracts close 30-45 days after going under contract, listing in March or April puts you in that sweet spot.
Most-Mentioned Listing Features
Share of 2020-2026 listing remarks mentioning each feature
Which Features Actually Move the Price?
Median difference in adjusted $/sqft when a feature is mentioned vs. not, controlling for year, size, and location
Neighborhood Personality
Each neighborhood's most distinctive listing features vs. the citywide average (higher = more distinctive for that area)
Old Town and North Longmont lead with "Downtown / walkable" mentions at 4.6x and 2.8x the citywide rate. Longmont Estates sellers lean into mountain views. Each neighborhood tells its own story in how listings are marketed.
01 · Know your number
What is your Longmont home actually worth today?
Home values in Longmont have moved a lot over the past five years, and no two blocks move the same way. Enter your address on the home page and I'll build you a real comparison using recently closed sales near you.
Get My EstimateLongmont at a glance, 2026 YTD
Based on 598 closed sales from January 1 through July 29, 2026.
02 · Picture the move
Here's what selling in Longmont looks like right now.
The market has cooled from the frenzy of 2021, but it hasn't stalled. Here's what that means if you listed today.
- 1 Most Longmont homes are going under contract in roughly - days, a normal, healthy pace, not a fire sale.
- 2 The average Longmont sale is landing around - right now, well above pre-2020 levels.
- 3 I'll walk you through pricing, prep, and timing using your home's actual comps, not a canned script.