Home Prices in Colorado

$545,000
2024 median value
$260,000
2013 median value

Historical data

Coming soon

Long-run charts for this indicator are on the way.

Compared to the United States

IndicatorColoradoUnited States
10-yr appreciation (%)11075

National ranking

Colorado ranks #3 of 33 states by median sale price.

#1California$786,000
#2Massachusetts$625,000
#3Colorado$545,000
#4New Jersey$520,000
#5Utah$510,000
#6Oregon$465,000
#7New York$460,000
#8Rhode Island$459,000
#9New Hampshire$450,000
#10Arizona$440,000
#11Virginia$420,000
#12Florida$400,000
#13Delaware$382,000
#14Georgia$345,000
#15North Carolina$340,000
#16Wisconsin$310,000
#17Washington$310,000
#18Minnesota$309,000
#19Texas$302,000
#20South Dakota$300,000
#21Illinois$285,000
#22Michigan$260,000
#23Missouri$255,000
#24Indiana$245,000
#25Ohio$235,000
#26Louisiana$203,000
#27Kentucky$186,000
#28Oklahoma$176,000
#29New Mexico45%
#30Vermont$27
#31Wyoming27%
#32Maine5%
#33Montana4%

Overview

Home prices in Colorado have surged over the past decade, roughly doubling since 2013 as the Denver metro attracted major tech and finance investment. Key figures for Colorado include 2024 median value of $545,000 and 2013 median value of $260,000, offering a clear snapshot of home prices in the state. Understanding home prices helps residents, businesses and policymakers compare Colorado to national and regional benchmarks.

Related data