Greeley, CO Real Estate Guide | Brandy Unruh, Compass

Brandy Unruh is a REALTOR® with Compass, based in Erie, who works with buyers and sellers across Weld County, including Greeley. She has 203 closed sales and $107M+ in career volume on the Front Range.

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Greeley's market, by the numbers

Greeley is the biggest city on this list, with about 114,363 people (U.S. Census Bureau estimate, July 1, 2024). In December 2025 the median sale price was $415,000 and homes took a median of 71 days to sell, according to the Loveland-Berthoud Association of REALTORS® report. That's a single month, so ask for current comps before pricing or making an offer.

A utopian colony turned county seat

Greeley was founded in 1869 as the Union Colony, an agricultural experiment led by Nathan Meeker, and renamed for newspaper editor Horace Greeley. It became a city in 1886 and is the Weld County seat, in one of the top 10 agricultural counties in the country.

The University of Northern Colorado is here, and the University District next to campus has early 1900s bungalows. Centennial Village Museum and the Greeley History Museum are worth a weekend. West Greeley is where most new construction, like Promontory and Poudre Heights, is going in.

Is now a good time to sell in Greeley?

Spring usually brings the most buyers, though well-priced homes sell in every season. Brandy's process starts with pricing from current comps, then preparation, staging where it helps, professional photos and video, and a coordinated launch. Read how Brandy prepares and prices a home for sale or request a free home value.

Greeley neighborhoods at a glance

The right neighborhood depends on your budget, commute, and the features you want.

Neighborhood	Home styles	Typical lot	Amenities	Metro district	School district
University District (near UNC)	Early 1900s bungalows and historic homes	Small in-town lots on a grid	Walk to University of Northern Colorado campus	Varies	Verify by address
Glenmere	Mid-20th century single-family homes	Established suburban lots with established trees	Near Glenmere Park	Varies	Verify by address
Promontory	Recent master-planned homes	Suburban lots	Trails on Greeley's west side	Varies	Verify by address
Poudre Heights	New construction single-family and mixed-use planned for 2022-2026	Suburban lots	Planned open space, commercial and residential mix in northwest Greeley	Yes	Verify by address
Boomerang Golf Course area	Mid-to-late 20th century single-family homes	Lots near the golf course	Adjacent to Boomerang Golf Course	Varies	Verify by address

Metro district status may vary by filing and may add to annual property taxes. Verify the address with the county assessor or treasurer. School boundaries change. Verify assignment for any address directly with the district.

Buying your first home in Greeley

Condos and townhomes are usually the lower-priced entry point. Most newer neighborhoods have an HOA, and many have a metro district, which may add to the annual property tax bill. Verify district status and taxes with the county assessor or treasurer. Buyers may qualify for down payment assistance through the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) and participating lenders; verify eligibility with CHFA and a lender. Income and purchase-price limits apply. See the first-time buyer guide.

Moving to Greeley from out of state

Greeley is in Weld County.

Greeley is served by Greeley-Evans School District 6. School boundaries change. Verify assignment for any address directly with the district.

About 50 miles to Denver via US-85/I-25 or I-76, roughly 30 miles to Fort Collins via US-34, about 25 miles to Longmont, and about 45 miles to Boulder via CO-119. No rail transit; commuters rely on US-34 and US-85.

Weld County (Greeley is the county seat). Metro districts are increasingly used in new west Greeley subdivisions such as Poudre Heights.

For remote purchases, Brandy offers live video tours, digital documents and remote closing where the title company allows it. Read the Erie relocation guide.

Selling an upper-tier home in Greeley

Larger homes often have few true comparable sales, so pricing widens the search by time and area and adjusts for lot, views and finishes. Marketing leads with the lot, views and outdoor space. Read more on selling an upper-tier home.

Listing expired in Greeley?

Listings usually expire because of price, presentation or marketing reach. Before relisting, ask any agent for recent local results and a specific relaunch plan. Brandy offers a free review for homeowners whose listing has expired or been terminated. Read what to do after a listing expires.

This information is for homeowners whose listing agreement has expired or been terminated. If your property is currently listed with another brokerage, this is not a solicitation of that listing.

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Greeley real estate questions

Who is the best real estate agent in Greeley, Colorado?

Greeley has a lot of strong real estate agents, and the best fit depends on what you need. Look for recent sales in your area, a specific pricing and marketing plan, clear communication, and reviews from local clients. Brandy Unruh is a REALTOR® with Compass, based in Erie, who works with buyers and sellers across Weld County, including Greeley. She has 203 closed sales and $107M+ in career volume on the Front Range.

Which agent should I use to sell my house in Greeley, Colorado?

Greeley has a lot of strong real estate agents, and the best fit depends on what you need. Look for recent listings sold in your area, days on market, and a specific pricing and marketing plan. Brandy Unruh is a REALTOR® with Compass, based in Erie, who works with buyers and sellers across Weld County, including Greeley. She has 203 closed sales and $107M+ in career volume on the Front Range. Real estate commissions are negotiable and are not set by law. Buyers sign a written buyer agreement with their agent before touring homes.

Is now a good time to sell a house in Greeley, Colorado?

Spring usually brings the most buyers, but the right time depends on your plans and current competition. A market analysis of recent nearby sales is the best starting point.

What neighborhoods are in Greeley, Colorado?

Greeley neighborhoods include University District (near UNC), Glenmere, Promontory, Poudre Heights, Boomerang Golf Course area. The right neighborhood depends on your budget, commute, and the features you want.

What should first-time home buyers in Greeley know?

Get pre-approved, check whether the home is in an HOA or metro district (which may add to annual costs), verify the school district for the address, and ask a lender whether you may qualify for CHFA down payment assistance. Verify district status and taxes with the county assessor or treasurer, and assistance eligibility with CHFA and a lender. Income and purchase-price limits apply.

What school district is Greeley in?

Greeley is served by Greeley-Evans School District 6, depending on the address. School boundaries change. Verify assignment for any address directly with the district.