The May 2025 report records April Telluride luxury-market results with both historical segments classified as buyer's markets: a 7% single-family sales ratio and a 10% attached-home sales ratio. The tables provide an April 2025 snapshot only; they do not establish current demand, global market causes, construction costs, or the expected performance of a property.
Read the original May 2025 Luxury Market Report. In this 22-page edition, the Telluride single-family tables appear on pages 18–19 and attached tables on pages 20–21.
The report used a $1,500,000 luxury benchmark and reported a 7% sales ratio, a 94.42% median sale-to-list ratio, a $4,385,300 median sale price, and 209 median days on market, compared with 229 in April 2024. The $4,000,000–$4,749,999 band had a 50% sales ratio.
The separate attached table used a $500,000 luxury benchmark and reported a 10% sales ratio, a 97.10% median sale-to-list ratio, a $1,500,000 median sale price, and 67 median days on market, compared with 109 in April 2024. The $600,000–$699,999 and $900,000–$999,999 bands each had a 33% sales ratio.
The report defined a buyer's market as a sales ratio below 12%, balanced as 12% up to 21%, and seller's as 21% or higher. A sales ratio compares sold listings with listings available at month-end. The source reports active and sold properties, excludes pending properties, and notes that its square-foot table omits records without disclosed square-foot data.
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