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Home prices in Colorado’s mountain communities have risen dramatically over the last decade, in many instances home prices have more than doubled and in a few they have tripled.
Relative to 2015, statewide net migration (i.e., in-migration subtracted by out-migration) has declined by 52.5% as of 2025. Net migration for Garfield County is projected to rebound significantly from its
Colorado’s housing affordability concerns are deepening, and in recent years it has become clearer that many Coloradans simply cannot find housing in their income range.
Relative to 2015, statewide net migration (i.e., in-migration subtracted by out-migration) has declined by 52.5% as of 2025.