This March 2023 article preserves a national forecast graphic based on the Q4 2022 Home Price Expectation Survey. It is historical analysis, not a current Telluride forecast or a promise of appreciation.
The chart is labeled “December to December, as Forecasted in Q4 2022.” It shows -1.61% for 2023, then 1.90% for 2024, 3.57% for 2025, 4.25% for 2026, and 4.44% for 2027. These are national forecast figures from the stated survey period, not measured results or local predictions.
The second graphic illustrates gross price growth of $54,296 over five years for a hypothetical $400,000 home purchased in January 2023, using the same Q4 2022 survey forecast. It does not calculate a buyer’s net proceeds, household wealth, taxes, financing, repairs, transaction costs, or a property-specific return.
A current decision should compare recent local closed sales and active alternatives for a similar property, then account for condition, ownership costs, financing, intended use, and time horizon. Mountain Rose Realty can help organize a local comparison; no forecast can guarantee a price or outcome.
The first graphic’s heading, forecast period, and national scope matter. It was not a record of what happened after 2022. The second graphic starts with a hypothetical January 2023 purchase price of $400,000, shows a one-year decline before later modeled gains, and explicitly says it is based solely on projected price appreciation. It excludes the costs and risks that determine an owner’s actual financial position.
That distinction preserves the original visual evidence without converting it into personalized financial advice.