Gunnison County experienced a significant rise in single-family median closed prices both month-over-month and year-over-year. Compared to December, median sold prices climbed sharply from the $1,100,000 level we saw last month.
Buyer activity strengthened as well, with demand rising 53% from last month, though it remains 11.5% lower than this time last year. Inventory levels reached 214 active properties in January, alongside 52 new listings, up from 36 in December. Homes averaged 181 days on market, reflecting a 30.2% increase month-over-month.
Key Highlights
Supply – Active Listings
Active listings dipped slightly compared to last month (down 1.8%) but are up 28.1% compared to the 167 properties available this time last year.
New Listings
New inventory increased 44.4% month-over-month. One year ago, 35 new listings came to market during this same period.
Demand – Pending Listings
Pending activity jumped 53.3% over last month, when 15 properties went under contract.
Months Supply of Listings
January recorded 6.9 months of supply, unchanged from December. In January 2025, supply sat lower at 5.3 months.
Percent of Closed Price to List Price
Sellers received slightly stronger outcomes, with this metric rising 0.3% month-over-month. At this time last year, sellers averaged 94.6% of list price.
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