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Buyer Demand Tracker

Demand is the hardest force in a housing market to see, because sales and prices blend it with supply. The cleanest single read is showings per listing: how many times the average home for sale gets toured. It measures buyer appetite per unit of supply, so it moves with demand even as inventory changes.

2.2
showings per listing · 2026-08 · Pikes Peak MSA
What that means: demand is Cool.

At 2.2 showings per listing, this month sits in the bottom 16% of the last 3.7 years, down 50% from the 4.4 peak and below the 2.8 four-year average.

What sellers actually got at this demand level (from 14 comparable months since 2023): the typical home went under contract in about 30 days and sold for about 99.0% of its original list price, with roughly 61% of sellers giving a concession.

Will it sell? The odds.

60%
of listings here actually sell · the rest expire, withdraw, or cancel · last 30 days (863 sold vs 575 failed)

That average hides the real lever: how fast you go under contract. A home that sells quickly almost always sells; one that lingers becomes a coin flip. Same market, very different odds.

Time on market Sold Failed Odds of selling
0-6 days 168 13 93%
7-13 days 86 12 88%
14-20 days 65 15 81%
21-27 days 65 14 82%
28-34 days (typical now) 49 24 67%
35-41 days 49 23 68%
42+ days 378 474 44%

Where a typical home lands today: at current demand, the median home goes under contract in about 30 days (28-34 days). Price and presentation decide whether you beat that window and sell into the high-odds zone, or drift toward the coin-flip end. The fastest homes are not the cheapest ones; they are the correctly priced ones.

The backtest: what each demand level has meant

Every month since 2023, grouped by its showings-per-listing level, matched to the outcomes of homes whose buyers were touring that month (closings back-dated by days-on-market to the contract date). More showings per listing has meant faster contracts and closer-to-list prices (correlation with days-to-contract -0.56, with sale-to-list +0.59).

Demand levelShowings/listing Median days to contractSale to orig. list Concession rate
Hot 3.5+ 16 days 100.0% 58%
Warm 2.7-3.5 24 days 98.6% 61%
Cool (now) 2.2-2.7 30 days 99.0% 61%
Cold under 2.2 38 days 97.7% 64%

Supporting signals

34
median days to contract
moderate
97.2%
close-to-original list
some give
96.1%
FPVI (pending vs orig list)
leading price signal
63.9%
closings with concession
sellers buying buyers
5.9
months of supply
balanced
1,375
under contract now
demand converted

MLS signals as of 2026-09-13. Concession rate is trailing 12 months.

Showings per listing, monthly

Average showings per active listing, Pikes Peak MSA (ShowingTime). Strong seasonality (spring up, winter down) over a softening trend: the peaks are lower than 2023, and readings now sit well below the frenzy years. Source: ShowingTime via Pikes Peak MLS.
Methodology. Showings per listing is entered monthly from the ShowingTime dashboard for the Pikes Peak MSA; it is the one demand indicator measured per unit of supply, which is why it isolates buyer appetite better than sales or months of supply. The supporting signals (days to contract, close-to-original-list, FPVI, concession rate, months of supply) are computed live from Pikes Peak MLS data and read as demand corroboration, not as demand itself. The backtest matches each month's showings level to the outcomes of homes whose buyers toured that month, by back-dating each closing by its days-on-market to the contract date; this timing alignment is what makes the relationship visible (days-to-contract correlation about -0.44). Some early showings months may be marked provisional until verified against the source dashboard. Source and analysis: Rob Thompson, Realtor, Iconic Colorado Properties.

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