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Beautiful Homestead home featuring a spacious fireside family room, mountain views, updated finishes, and backyard retreat. Call me today to schedule your private tour. 719-351-1326

80920 Ranks #2 Among Colorado’s Hottest ZIP Codes

Realtor.com ranked 80920 as the #2 hottest ZIP code in Colorado for 2026. The ranking looks at buyer interest and how quickly homes are moving.

That doesn’t mean every home is selling immediately, but it is encouraging to see northern Colorado Springs and Academy District 20 continuing to attract buyer attention.

Colorado’s 5 Hottest ZIP Codes for 2026

#1 — 80615 | Eaton

$659K median list price • 46 days on market

#2 — 80920 | Colorado Springs

$555K median list price • 39 days on market

#3 — 80526 | Fort Collins

$481K median list price • 36 days on market

#4 — 80138 | Parker

$875K median list price • 42 days on market

#5 — 81504 | Grand Junction

$417K median list price • 46 days on market

If moving isn’t part of your plans right now, but a friend, neighbor, or family member mentions buying or selling, I’d be grateful if you kept me in mind.

I’m always happy to be a resource and help them understand what’s really happening in our Colorado Springs market. 📲Call or Text me: 719-351-1326

🎥 Is Homeownership Still Worth It in Colorado Springs?

With higher interest rates and inflation, a lot of people are wondering whether owning a home still makes financial sense. In this video, I break down how inflation, mortgage rates, and housing supply are affecting Colorado Springs—and why real estate can still be a powerful way to build long-term wealth.

👆Click the video above to watch.

If someone in your circle is curious about buying, selling, or simply building wealth through real estate, feel free to share this video with them too.

Christine's Corner:

Sunflower Days at Venetucci Farm

Nick Venetucci was the son of Italian immigrants who worked the land on the south side of Colorado Springs and spent decades parking his truck on Tejon Street giving away free pumpkins to local children — eventually hosting 40,000 to 50,000 schoolchildren every single year.

He and his wife Bambi never had children of their own. They considered every one of those kids theirs. There is a bronze statue of Nick at the Pioneers Museum downtown, funded entirely by pennies donated by those schoolchildren. Sacred ground, you guys.

The farm closed after water contamination issues but the Pikes Peak Community Foundation brought in Gather Mountain Blooms to reopen it as a flower farm, carrying that legacy forward beautifully.

Sunflower Days kicks off August 15th at peak bloom — seven sunflower varieties plus zinnias, snapdragons, cosmos and amaranth. Wander the fields, pick your own bouquet, browse local vendors, and just slow down for a morning. Admission is $10, free for kids under 6, and a cup of 20 fresh cut stems is $25.

On a piece of land that has been loving on this community for nearly 90 years! Don't miss it. 

Click down below for more info and tickets! 👇

✨ As always, if you hear friends, neighbors, or coworkers thinking about a move this season, I’d be so grateful if you shared my name. Just like the seasons, the real estate market is always changing — and I’m here to help people navigate it with confidence and care.