Tag: report
-
Colorado Springs jumps to No. 5 ranking in national report that measures economic vitality
Gains in job and wage growth helped vault Colorado Springs to a No. 5 ranking among large metro areas in the 2025 Best-Performing Cities index released Tuesday by the Milken Institute, a nonpartisan, California-based think tank that measures the economic vitality of hundreds of cities in its annual report. Colorado Springs’ ranking this year is…
-
Whiteout | Episode 1, Season 3
Jonathan Ingraham is back to tell you about the latest in Colorado winter sports.
-
Colorado economic indicators a mixed bag in the second quarter, new report finds
Colorado’s key economic indicators were mixed for the second quarter, according to a report released Monday by the University of Colorado Boulder and the Colorado Secretary of State. Job growth is up, but so is unemployment. Inflation is cooling, yet prices remain high. The number of new businesses registering with the state dropped, though the…
-
Colorado Springs-area home sales sputter despite listings that reach 9-year high
The supply of Colorado Springs-area homes for sale swelled to a nearly nine-year high last month, an increase possibly driven, in part, by investors who are dumping properties on the market because of tighter government regulations on the rental industry, one local housing official says. At the end of June, 2,974 single-family homes were for…
-
Colorado Springs-area home sales sputter in June despite listings that reach nine-year high
The supply of Colorado Springs-area homes for sale swelled to a nearly nine-year high last month, an increase possibly driven, in part, by investors who are dumping properties on the market because of tighter government regulations on the rental industry, one local housing official says. At the end of June, 2,974 single-family homes were for…
-
Colorado Springs apartment rents slumped again in the first quarter, new report shows
Colorado Springs apartment rents fell again in the first quarter and the area’s vacancy rate remained high, more signs that the local multifamily market is overbuilt, a new report suggests. And, expect those trends of softer rents and higher vacancies to continue unless the pace of absorption, or apartment occupancy, ramps up significantly, one of…
-
Colorado Springs apartment rents slumped again in the first quarter, new report shows
Colorado Springs apartment rents fell again in the first quarter and the area’s vacancy rate remained high, more signs that the local multifamily market is overbuilt, a new report suggests. And, expect those trends of softer rents and higher vacancies to continue unless the pace of absorption, or apartment occupancy, ramps up significantly, one of…
-
Colorado Springs home sales slump again in March, report shows
Colorado Springs-area home sales fell again last month as spiking mortgage rates continued to keep homes out of reach for some buyers. Sales totaled 941 in March, a 12.5% decline from the same month last year, a new Pikes Peak Association of Realtors market trends report shows. Except for a slight bump in February, year-over-year…
-
Downtown Colorado Springs bucks regional and national trends, is thriving after COVID-19, report says
Office, retail and housing activity remain strong, according to the latest State of Downtown report
-
Downtown Colorado Springs bucks regional and national trends, is thriving after COVID-19, report says
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Downtown Colorado Springs is bucking some regional and national trends — in a good way, according to the Downtown Partnership advocacy group. Unlike some cities that have struggled to bring back employees to their downtowns after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic four years ago,…