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Boulder County Real Estate
Boulder County combines the City of Boulder, the surrounding mid-luxury neighborhoods, and Longmont to the east. Open-space access, strict growth controls, and a constrained inventory profile have pushed Boulder pricing to among the highest in the region.
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Historical Q2 2026 community estimates. The range spans listed community estimates; the average median is a simple, unweighted average and not a county-wide transaction median.
Reading the Boulder County Market
The Boulder County covers a defined administrative footprint. Historical Q2 2026 community median estimates for the 6 listed communities range from $615,000 to $2.29M; this is a range of estimates, not a current market-wide median.
Historical Q2 2026 working values and days-on-market estimates vary inside the Boulder County. Buyers and sellers should anchor a current decision to the specific community and comparable set rather than to a regional headline.
Premier Markets in the Boulder County
Boulder Living Carved Into the Front Range
Walkable Boulder at Its Most Distilled
Foothills Sophistication Where Open Sky Meets Considered Design
Open-Sky Boulder With Easy Trail Access
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Aggregate figures reported for the Boulder County are historical Q2 2026 community estimates for the 6 listed communities. The range is the span of community estimates; the displayed average is a simple, unweighted average.
- Denver Metro Association of Realtors (DMAR) - Market Trends Reports
- REcolorado MLS - context for historical Q2 2026 community estimates
- U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts - Denver-region county profiles
- Compass agent profile - working comparable pulls
Last updated: . Aggregate stats are point-in-time reads. For a specific buy or sell decision, anchor on current closed comparables filtered for the property in question.