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Spring in Colorado doesn’t ease in… it shows up all at once.

One day it’s snow boots, the next it’s patios and iced coffee. Trailheads fill up overnight, everyone suddenly has flowers (too early), and the dogs are back out in full force.

It’s a little chaotic… but it’s also one of the best times to live here.

And in real estate? This is when things really start to pick up.

1. It Snows… Then It’s 70 Degrees the Next Day

If you know, you know.

You wake up to snow-covered sidewalks… and by the afternoon, you’re debating sandals.

Layers aren’t optional this time of year. They’re essential.

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2. Everyone Starts Planting Flowers Way Too Early

Every year, without fail.

We get one warm week and suddenly everyone is at the garden center convincing themselves it’s time.

And if you’ve lived here long enough, you already know the rule: wait until after Mother’s Day.
According to the Colorado State University Extension, late spring frost is common across Colorado, which is why planting too early can be risky.

Wait until after Mother’s Day.

Do we follow it? Absolutely not.

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3. Trailheads Are Suddenly Packed

The second the sun comes out, Colorado collectively decides to go outside.

Hiking, biking, walking… everything fills up fast.

It’s like we’ve all been waiting (because we have).

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4. Dogs. Everywhere.

Patios, parks, sidewalks…

It’s basically dog season again.

And honestly, it might be the best part of spring.

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5. Open House Season Is Back – It’s spring in Colorado

This is the one I notice right away.

More homes hit the market.
More buyers are out touring.
And weekends start to feel busy again.

Spring is one of the most active times in real estate here in Colorado.

👉 “If you’re thinking about selling, you might also want to read: Spring Selling in Colorado: What Smart Sellers Are Doing Differently Right Now.

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What Spring Means for Buyers and Sellers

Spring in Colorado might feel a little chaotic, but it’s also full of opportunity.

• Sellers benefit from increased buyer activity
• Buyers see more inventory hit the market
• And everything starts moving a little faster

If you’ve been thinking about making a move, this is when things really start happening.

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Final Thoughts – spring in Colorado

Spring in Colorado is unpredictable, a little wild, and honestly kind of perfect.

And whether you’re planting flowers too early or touring homes on a sunny weekend, you’ll know it when it hits.

Which one do you notice first every year?

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Sincerely,
Jessica, Misti and the Whole Luginbill Homes Team!