
June 8, 2023 archive: this article records a Telluride, Colorado 81435 listing-dashboard snapshot with an unresolved property-category conflict. The dashboard is an asking-market sample for the posted period, not a municipal-boundary measure, appraisal, closed-sale series, or current market guidance.
The original headline recorded a median list price of $1,995,000 and a Market Action Index of 28, compared with 29 in the prior month. Inventory increased to 43. The page described asking prices near a recent low and broadly flat price-per-square-foot readings. Neither that comparison nor the index decline from 29 to 28 establishes a future price path. There is also a material source conflict: the linked June 8 PDF identifies Houses and reports a $7,996,500 median list price, an index of 23 versus 24, and inventory of 52. Those differ from this page’s $1,995,000, 28 versus 29, and 43. The on-page series is therefore retained separately; its property category is not independently established by that mismatched download. Do not combine the page and PDF figures.
Altos places market balance at approximately 30. This post preserves its displayed dial and the original “slight buyer’s advantage” framing as a dated interpretation only. Listing medians, days on market, price per square foot, and inventory should be compared only with like-for-like data from a separately identified period and property scope.
The chart images are dated June 2, 2023, while the article is dated June 8, 2023. The Median List Price chart showed $2.0 million on its 7-day display and $1.8 million on its 90-day display. These are rolling listing-series readings, not completed-sale prices.
In 7-day then 90-day order, the chart tooltips displayed 172 days and 180 days for Average DOM, and 119 days and 107 days for Median DOM. Those are dated dashboard readings, not an expected time to sell.
Each price-ordered segment represents approximately 25% of the displayed sample. The following preserves all displayed values. Fractional bath counts describe the aggregate segment, not the fixtures in a single home. A dash means no lot-size value was displayed. “New” and “Absorbed” retain the original labels and are not redefined here as completed sales.
Highest-priced quarter: displayed median price $5,047,500; 2,682 sq ft; lot size -; Beds 4; Baths 4.3; age 17; New 2, Absorbed 0, and DOM 84.
Second-highest quarter: displayed median price $3,040,000; 1,631 sq ft; lot size -; Beds 3; Baths 3; age 32; New 1, Absorbed 1, and DOM 105.
Second-lowest quarter: displayed median price $1,599,999; 1,012 sq ft; lot size -; Beds 2; Baths 2; age 39; New 1, Absorbed 0, and DOM 133.
Lowest-priced quarter: displayed median price $427,500; 434 sq ft; lot size -; Beds 1; Baths 1; age 30; New 0, Absorbed 1, and DOM 210.
Open the original June 8 house report with different figures. It is retained for historical reference.
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