What to know about Renting in Colorado Springs 2023 | Recommendations from a local REALTOR

Many of you reach out to me asking if I can help find you rentals because you are relocating to Colorado Springs and want to rent first while we look for homes to buy; or you need a rental while your new construction home is being built. In this video I go over what I think you should know about the rental market here in town, and what recommendations I suggest you use for finding the best apartment or single-family home to rent.
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[katymegahan]

I’m looking to move with 1 dog (under 25 lbs) and 3 cats from St. Louis, Missouri. Affordable, pet-inclusive/friendly housing seem scarce, but I’ve contacted a few management companies (The Vue @ Chapel Hill) and feeling hopeful!

[livingincoloradosprings-alicia]

Thank you for watching my video! Please reach out with any questions you have, and make sure to subscribe and share this video with anyone you think might benefit from the info!

[billredding]

Thank YOU for doing these Colorado Springs (COS) videos! I used to live there (twice) and hope to go back, but not until maybe late 2025 or VERY early 2026, for 2 major reasons:
1. Waiting (am in West TX now, "just" left COS October 2022) for housing (in my case, new or newer town-homes vs. single-family/detached homes: Out of my budget) prices to go down a bit to approach "reasonable (whatever that is)...meaning, housing prices not artificially inflated/over-priced as they are now.
2. Also waiting for mortgage interest rates come down BIG-time as I don't want to be over-paying THERE. either (the monthly HOA fee is enough of an added expense, thank you).
BOTH of those could put me underwater (equity-wise) in a house right up front -- no thanks!
So presently then, I'm following some of "you guys/gals" who are real estate agents/brokers there in COS (doing videos on YouTube) -- am making up a Short List of agents -- as time goes by so I can see what's going on there (besides continuing my research on RealtorCom as I check house prices in the areas of COS I'm interested in).
So, although I won't waste your time here & now -- as I can't get with a COS real estate agent/broker (or mortgage broker) NOW, not actually living there -- I just wanted to say thanks for all your videos (have seen quite a few of them earlier)...and when/if (?) -- I HOPE so -- I return to COS will be looking for an agent to work with.
Regards,
-- BR