What homes sold for in Loveland, as the county assessors record them. A sale reaches their records two to seven weeks after it closes, so the latest weeks fill in as they post.
Sales by monthHouses resold within a year in Loveland
Median price by monthHouses resold within a year in Loveland
Hatched months, and the dashed end of the line, are still being posted: the assessors record a sale two to seven weeks after it closes, so their counts will grow.
The figures as a table
Month
Sales
Median price
November 2026
0
Still being posted
October 2026
1
$525,000
Still being posted
September 2026
3
$495,600
Still being posted
August 2026
5
$435,000
July 2026
5
$499,300
June 2026
6
$529,200
May 2026
1
$400,000
April 2026
2
$514,200
March 2026
9
$513,500
February 2026
10
$525,200
January 2026
2
$491,500
December 2025
1
$452,500
November 2025
4
$496,200
October 2025
4
$535,000
September 2025
3
$500,000
August 2025
5
$480,000
Highest pricesThe top 4
The 4 highest prices Houses (homes resold within a year) sold since Aug. 30 in Loveland
3012 N. Sheridan Ave.Ranch house, Loveland, Sunset AcresGarage 490 sq. ft., 0.21-acre lot
3
2
1,139
1970
$325,000 in Dec. 2025+48%
From Weld County Assessor (read 6 a.m.) and Larimer County Assessor (read 6:01 a.m.). Prices are the recorded sale prices. Deeds of several parcels at one price, quitclaim deeds and nominal transfers are left out, as are commercial property and land. What Larimer County's sales say of the home — its type, rooms, areas, year built, lot and value, and the sales before — is from the Larimer County Assessor's public improvement, account, value and sales files; Weld County's value and sales before, from its parcel and sales records. Neither names an owner here. Price bands are set about the quartiles of the last year's sales: a fifth sold under $400,000, half for $400,000 to $600,000, a quarter for $600,000 to $1 million.