If you have been watching the Silverton market — or thinking about making a move — this is a good time to understand what the numbers are actually telling us. I pulled the latest data from the Realtors Property Resource for June 2026, and there are a few things worth knowing whether you are a buyer, a seller, or simply curious about where values are headed.
Where the Market Stands Right Now
Silverton is currently in buyer's market territory. With 12 months of inventory as of June 2026 — up 33% compared to this time last year — there are more homes available than the pace of sales can absorb quickly. That is the clearest definition of a buyer's market: supply exceeds demand, and buyers have time and options on their side.
There are 24 active listings in Silverton right now, with a median list price of $664,000 and an average of 90 days on the market. For context, homes here routinely sit longer than in high-volume markets — Silverton is a niche market with a specific buyer, and that has always been true. But the longer days on market do reflect a genuine softening in pace compared to the competitive conditions we saw in 2021 and 2022.
What This Means If You Are a Buyer
This is a favorable window. You have choices. Homes are not flying off the market in days, and sellers in this environment are often more willing to negotiate on price, terms, or contingencies than they would be in a competitive market. If a property has been sitting for 60 or 90 days, there is frequently room to have a real conversation.
That said, the properties that are well-priced and well-presented are still moving. The 3 properties currently under contract show that buyers are active — they are simply being selective.
What This Means If You Are a Seller
Here is the part that surprises most people: even in a buyer's market, Silverton property values are still appreciating. The median estimated home value in Silverton as of June 2026 is $639,680 — up 4% in just the past month, and up 5.9% over the past 12 months. Values have been rising steadily since 2020, and that trend has not reversed.
What has changed is how long it takes to find the right buyer, and how important pricing and presentation have become. Overpricing in this market means sitting. Pricing with the current data behind you means moving. If you are thinking about selling, the conversation to have right now is not whether Silverton values are strong — they are — but how to position your property correctly for the buyers who are actively looking.
The Bigger Picture
Silverton has always been a market measured in months and years, not days and weeks. The volume of transactions in any given month is small by design — this is a town of under a thousand people in one of the most remote settings in Colorado. Two properties sold in June, with 3 more under contract. That is not a slow market in the traditional sense. That is Silverton.
What the data does confirm is that values have more than tripled since 2008, that appreciation has continued even as inventory has grown, and that the fundamentals driving interest in Silverton — the scenery, the character, the relative affordability compared to Telluride or Ouray — have not changed.
Market data sourced from Realtors Property Resource (RPR), June 2026. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Ready to Take a Closer Look?
I am always glad to walk through the current market with you — what is available, what has sold, and what the data means for your specific situation. Whether you are just starting to explore or you are ready to move, a conversation costs nothing.
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July 2026 | Silverton Realty | insilverton.com
