This archive is titled for the week of November 27, 2024 and carries an original publication date of November 25. Its November single-family figures for Telluride, CO 81435 are preserved below. The two original graphics refer to different report weeks.
| Measure | November snapshot | October comparison in lead image |
|---|---|---|
| Median list price | $7,825,000 | $7,900,000 |
| Price per square foot | $1,692 | $1,691 |
| Average days on market, lead image | 341 | 313 |
| Inventory | 44 | 49 |
| Median days on market, article text | 200 | Not supplied |
| Listings with price decreases | 32% | Not supplied |
| Market Action Index | 25 | 26 in prior-month commentary |
The lead image is labeled November 27. The body image below is labeled October 31, 2024 and shows 49 listings, $1,691 per square foot, 313 average days on market and a $7,900,000 median list price. Its smaller September comparisons are 58 listings, $1,694 per square foot, 256 average days and a $7,972,500 median list price. Keeping these dates separate explains why the older body graphic differs from the November article.
The November median asking price is $75,000 below the October comparison. That corrects the original assertion that it held steady. It is a change in the median of listed properties, not a measured loss on an individual home. Inventory declined by five listings, while average days on market increased from 313 to 341. The November median of 200 days and average of 341 days are different statistics, not conflicting versions of one figure.
The MAI moved from 26 to 25 and the original commentary called this a slight buyer’s advantage. That label does not guarantee a discount, make a purchase urgent or establish when prices will rise.
Source: the original Mountain Rose Realty snapshot reproduced here. The Altos market-data guide describes MAI as a supply-and-demand indicator, with readings near 30 broadly balanced.
The 32% price-decreased field means approximately one-third of listings had a reduction; it does not measure the amount of those reductions. Pricing, presentation and competing listings still need property-specific review.
These are historical active-listing measures for the report’s 81435 area. They do not measure closed-sale appreciation or establish conditions in every neighborhood or throughout San Miguel County.
For a current comparison, ask Anne-Britt Ostlund at Mountain Rose Realty for dated active, pending and closed comparables matched to the property type, location, condition and price range. Condo buyers should also review association documents, dues, reserves, assessments and the particular unit’s permitted uses.