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Another year has passed by and the market is still relatively flat. The year of 2011 was marked by stable prices and in the units sold in most areas of Boulder County. The overall number of homes sold is a about the same as last year. The mountain and plains remain volatile.
The trends have been different in each city in the county. Overall, Boulder County has been fairly stable both in price and the number of units is following the normal seasonal trend. Check back monthly for updated numbers.
 
The total number of homes sold increased slighly in 2011 -- 2496 sold in 2011 compared to 2385 in 2009 and 2461 in 2010.
The City of Boulder remains fairly stable in price and the units sold has improved over the last couple months.
 
Longmont has had very stable prices throughout the year. The units sold declined somewhat in the last few months of the year. The decrease in numbers may be partially due to a decrease in the inventory of available homes (homes on the market at any given time).
 
Lafayette has been been up and down both in numbers and average price of sold homes sold. There has been an improvement over the last several months in units and price.
 
Homes sold in Louisville in 2011 were consistent with 2010 -- 198 in 2011 vs 2010. The average price declines in the latter part of the year. The inventory in Louisville is extremely low compared to previous years. The average price may be skewed by the very low number of medium and higher priced homes onthe market.
 
The eastern part of the county -- the Plains, including Niwot, has seen some decline in the number of homes sold but the average price increased in 2011 compared to the last few years.
 
Mountain property has seen some ups and downs in pricing. The number of homes sold has increased slightly compared to last year. The average price remains quite volatile.
 
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