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Saddle Rock Community · September Market Report

Saddle Rock September 2026 Market Report

A homeowner focused review of sales, inventory and market timing across Saddle Rock Ridge and Saddle Rock Golf Club in Aurora, Colorado.

September 2026 compared with September 2025 · Data through October 2, 2026

Saddle Rock community guide.

Quick answer: Saddle Rock recorded 6 unique closed sales in September 2026, down from 16 one year earlier. The average sale price was $497,500, but the month included two condo closings and significantly smaller homes than the September 2025 comparison group.

The average sale price fell 14.0%, while average price per square foot rose 14.1%. Average home size was 22.5% smaller than last year. These measures moved in different directions because September’s mix changed—not because every Saddle Rock home changed value by the same amount.

Market at a glance

Closed-sale measures cover September 1–30. Inventory reflects the October 2 snapshot.

Closed sales6Down 62.5% from 16 sales last September
Active listings29Current unique Saddle Rock inventory
Months of inventory4.8Active listings divided by September sales
Pending sales12Current unique-listing snapshot
New listings11Down 35.3% from 17 in the comparable 30-day period
Average sale price$497,500Down 14.0% from $578,238

Pricing and selling conditions

Small monthly samples can shift sharply when property type and home size change.

MetricSeptember 2026September 2025Change
Average sale price$497,500$578,238−14.0%
Sale to original list price95.0%96.1%−1.1 points
Average price per square foot$236$207+14.1%
Average days on market39.0 days41.7 days−2.7 days
Sold within 7 days0.0%12.5%−12.5 points
Sales with a price reduction100.0%93.8%+6.3 points
Average home size2,307 sq. ft.2,978 sq. ft.−22.5%

Average closed-sale price by month

September 2025 through September 2026

Saddle Rock average closed-sale price trendAverage monthly sale prices ranged from approximately 498,000 dollars to 742,000 dollars and ended at 497,500 dollars in September 2026. $750K$650K$550K$450K Sep ’25DecMar ’26JunSep ’26
Highest recorded Close Price$1,867,500
Lowest recorded Close Price$307,000

These values use all unique valid closed records in the supplied workbook, not only September sales.

One community, two September market lanes

Saddle Rock’s monthly average combines distinct property types and neighborhood labels.

Saddle Rock Ridge

Detached home sales shaped the upper lane

All four September Saddle Rock Ridge closings were single family homes. Compare these results with similar homes before using the community-wide average.

4closed sales
$573,000average price
31.3average DOM
Saddle Rock Golf Club

September closings were condos

Both September closings under the Golf Club label were condos. Their average should not be applied to detached golf-community homes, townhomes or duplex properties.

2closed sales
$346,500average price
54.5average DOM

September sales by property type

Share of unique closed sales

Single family
4 sales · 66.7%
Condo
2 sales · 33.3%

September sales by price range

Number of unique closed sales

$300K–$499K
2
$500K–$749K
4
Bedroom groupClosed salesAverage priceAverage days on market
1–2 bedrooms2$346,50054.5 days
3 bedrooms2$515,50035.0 days
4+ bedrooms2$630,50027.5 days

What homeowners are competing with now

Active inventory spans attached and detached homes, so the exact comparison set matters.

29 active listings across three property types

Single family homes account for most current inventory, while condos and townhomes create separate buyer searches with different ownership responsibilities and monthly costs.

21 single family4 condos4 townhomes

What this means for Saddle Rock homeowners

Use the community figures as context, then narrow the comparison to your property type, section and ownership costs.

6 of 6
September sales showed evidence of a price reduction

Condition and pricing need to work together

Every September closing showed evidence of a reduction from the original asking position, and the group averaged 95.0% of original list price. That does not mean every home needs the same adjustment. It does mean launch price, condition, fees, lot, size and competition should be reviewed together.

For homeowners considering selling

  1. Separate detached home, condo and townhome comparisons before setting a price.
  2. Review the current competition inside the same Saddle Rock section, property type and likely buyer payment range.
  3. Prepare for negotiation. All six September closings showed evidence of a price reduction.
  4. Document fees, exterior responsibilities and completed improvements so buyers can compare ownership costs accurately.

For homeowners considering buying

  1. Use the 29 active listings to compare condition, layout and monthly ownership cost—not price alone.
  2. Review price history. September closings averaged about 95% of original list price.
  3. Compare attached and detached homes separately because dues and maintenance responsibilities differ.
  4. Move quickly when the right home appears, but use recent same-type sales and inspection findings to shape the offer.

Considering a bedroom, basement or recreation room project?

September averages reflect multiple differences at once.

The 4+ bedroom group averaged $630,500, the 3-bedroom group averaged $515,500, and the 1–2 bedroom group averaged $346,500. Those groups also differed by property type, size and location. The data does not prove that adding a bedroom creates the price gap. Before remodeling, compare the closest recent sales and decide whether a legal bedroom, finished basement or flexible open recreation area better fits the home and likely buyer.

Saddle Rock market questions

Short answers based on the September report and October 2 inventory snapshot.

How many Saddle Rock homes sold in September 2026?

Six unique sales closed during September 2026, compared with 16 in September 2025. One cross-feed duplicate in the workbook was consolidated before calculating the report.

Why did the average sale price fall while price per square foot rose?

The September 2026 group was about 22.5% smaller on average and included two condos among six closings. The prior-year group included more and larger detached homes, plus higher-priced sales. The change in property mix materially affected the community-wide average.

How much inventory was available in Saddle Rock?

The October 2 snapshot included 29 unique active listings and 12 pending sales. Dividing active listings by September closings produces approximately 4.8 months of inventory.

Can I use the Golf Club average for a detached home?

Not from this month alone. Both September closings labeled Saddle Rock Golf Club were condos. A detached home should be compared with recent detached sales that match its size, condition, lot, location and ownership costs.

Does the bedroom table show what a remodel will add to my home's value?

No. Bedroom count, property type, size, condition and location changed together in this small sample. A property-specific comparable-sales review is the better starting point before choosing a bedroom, finished basement or open recreation area.

Mortgage-rate context

National averages provide context and are not a quote for any individual borrower.

September 2026 average6.86%Average of four weekly Freddie Mac 30-year fixed-rate readings
September 2025 average6.35%September 2026 was 0.51 percentage points higher
John Nichols, Real Estate Advisor with Coldwell Banker Realty

Local Saddle Rock Real Estate Guidance

Find your home's place in today's Saddle Rock market.

A focused review can narrow the market to the Saddle Rock sales and listings that most closely match your property type, section, size, condition, lot, fees, bedroom count and finished space.

John Nichols · Real Estate Advisor | Coldwell Banker Realty
720.877.1940 · CORealestateJohn@gmail.com · ColoradoBuyAndSellHomes.com

Data notes: Closed-sale comparisons cover September 1–30, 2026 and September 1–30, 2025. Active and pending counts reflect the October 2, 2026 workbook snapshot. New listings use trailing 30-day periods ending October 2 of each year. Months of inventory equals unique active listings divided by September 2026 unique closed sales.

One duplicate closing and one duplicate active listing supplied through separate listing feeds were consolidated using matching dates, prices and property attributes. Sale-to-original-list ratio uses closed sale price divided by original listed price. A reduction is identified when the record shows a negative price change or a final asking price below the original listed price.

Mortgage rates are simple averages of the September weekly 30-year fixed-rate readings published in the Freddie Mac PMMS archive. Individual rates vary by borrower and loan terms.

This market report is for general information only. It is not an appraisal, investment advice or a guarantee of an individual home's market value.