Housing in Windsor

Windsor's housing market reflects its fast-growth, newer-development character: prices above Loveland's median cited elsewhere in this dataset, anchored by genuinely real master-planned communities rather than an older established core.

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A median sale price in the $594K-$599.5K range as of spring 2026

A Redfin-derived figure for the three months ending April 2026 cites $594K, up 0.6% YoY; a separate May 2026 snapshot cites $599,500 (retrieved 2026-08-24). Both figures are close and disclosed together rather than smoothed into one number -- notably above Loveland's $467K-$549K range and well above Pueblo's $265K-$284K, both cited elsewhere in this dataset's Colorado coverage.

Real master-planned communities, not marketing labels

RainDance (a working-farm resort community featuring Northern Colorado's largest water park, with orchards, corn fields, and pumpkin patches surrounding new-construction homes) and Water Valley (five man-made lakes for kayaking and paddleboarding, a golf course, miles of trails) are genuinely documented, physically real developments, not aspirational branding.

Rent runs above $1,500 across every source checked

RentCafe cites an overall average of $1,782 (Feb 2026, up 3.11% YoY); a second aggregator cites somewhat lower per-unit figures ($1,537 for 1BR, $1,495 for 2BR). Pull current listings for a specific building or neighborhood rather than anchoring on one citywide average.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-24. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.