Original market research · September 2026

Hilltop Seller Conditions: September 2026

For rolling 12-month windows ending September 2025 and September 2026, the Hilltop Single Family Residence group showed median closed price of $1,990,000 to $2,085,500, median Days in MLS of 31 to 22, and median closed-to-final-list ratio of 97.8% to 97.1%. Those figures describe different aggregate windows and support property-specific preparation and pricing questions; they are not a seller forecast or valuation.

By Rick Janson, JD/MBA Realtor® · Compass · Published

Research question

Question: What do rolling 12-month provider aggregates show for Single Family Residence in Hilltop?

Reported comparison

Provider: REcolorado / InfoSparks. Geography: Hilltop* user-defined polygon in InfoSparks, provider-stated 0.9 square miles; All Price Ranges. Windows ending September: October 2024–September 2025 and October 2025–September 2026.

Swipe or scroll the table to compare every column.

Hilltop Seller Conditions: September 2026 · rolling 12-month windows
MetricOctober 2024–September 2025October 2025–September 2026Change
Single Family Residence — Closed Listings6871+3 (+4.4%)
Single Family Residence — Median Closed Price$1,990,000$2,085,500+$95,500 (+4.8%)
Single Family Residence — Median Days in MLS31 days22 days−9 days
Single Family Residence — Median Closed-to-Final-List Ratio97.8%97.1%−0.7 percentage points

Download the derived comparison table (CSV). It records the displayed aggregates, windows, geography, units and provider source URLs; raw exports are not republished.

What the comparison can support

For the window ending September 2025 versus the window ending September 2026, reported closed listings were 68 then 71.

For the window ending September 2025 versus the window ending September 2026, reported median closed price was $1,990,000 then $2,085,500 and median Days in MLS were 31 then 22.

For the same September-ended windows, median closed-to-final-list ratio was 97.8% then 97.1%, so the measures do not reduce to one direction-of-market claim.

Method, coverage and limits

Each row retains the provider’s displayed aggregate for the named metric and property group. Dollar and count changes are current minus prior; percentage changes use current divided by prior minus one; ratio changes are percentage-point changes. This is a rolling-12-month comparison only. It does not combine the separate monthly baseline export with these windows.

The approximate limits are East 6th Avenue on the north, Holly Street on the east, Alameda Avenue on the south, and the Colorado Boulevard/Leetsdale Drive diagonal on the west. This is a user-defined InfoSparks polygon, not an official municipal boundary.

  • Hilltop* is a restored user-defined polygon in InfoSparks, stated as 0.9 square miles, not an official city boundary.
  • Single Family Residence is retained exactly as the provider labels it; this is not a detached-only study.
  • The comparison covers different rolling cohorts. Reported median movement is not appreciation, causality, a valuation, or a promised seller outcome.
  • The exports are aggregate measures. Closed-listing totals are not denominators for the other metrics, and no listing-level sample size is inferred.
  • The exports do not show original-list discounts, concessions or credits, current inventory, or luxury-only results.

Source links and attribution

REcolorado / InfoSparks aggregate CSV snapshots were retrieved on October 17, 2026; each metric links to the matching provider snapshot. The comparison table is a reproducible transcription and calculation from those displayed values.

Continue with the Hilltop Seller Plan: Testing a Property-Specific Price Position, or discuss a property-specific selling plan with Rick.