80831 is leading the list of top 10 zip codes by volume of sales month to date in the area, selling for 3.75% more than list on average. 80918 is leading the pack in terms of closed to list price ratio, selling for 5.53% over list on average.
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Rob Thompson, Realtor®, The Agency — 7194406626
Good question! The short answer is: Yes, it is a tool you can use in your home search. But it has a limitation.
Zillow is a great platform for home searches and cannot/should not be discounted. However, there are a couple of things you should know when searching for homes in the Colorado Springs market.
Sites like this are fed from an IDX (Internet Data Exchange) via the MLS (Multiple Listing System).
In the case of Zillow, it’s also manually updated by homeowners, property managers and agents. However, Zillow is no longer automatically updated by the local MLS. The result is that it no longer represents the totality of the market.
It is a tool in the search, but I also recommend checking TheHousingNetwork.com (full disclosure, that’s my website) and/or PPAR.com to see the current listings in the Pikes Peak region.
If you’re looking to buy or sell a home in Colorado Springs, I’d be honored to earn your business.
I really, really like this idea. SurvivalGrit has the rundown on the basics of what such a mini farm (is that accurate) would look like and function.
Thank you to my friend and Las Vegas area agent Leah Soares Rodriquez who shared this on Facebook!
It certainly looks like a strong possibility. The report indicates that with the right nurturing, this could come to fruition here in the next decade.
What say you?
