Distressed Properties in Colorado
DLRadar scores 64 Colorado counties on market cycle, bank stress and insurance distress. 29 are in contraction or recovery; Colorado home prices average +0.9% year over year.
Colorado averages 62/100 bank stress and 11/100 insurance distress.
Furthest through the turn in Colorado: Pueblo County (-3.7%), Boulder County (-2.1%), Denver County (-1%), Douglas County (-1%), Adams County (-1%).
Colorado residential listings tracked: 3,310 across 518 ZIPs; Colorado candidate listings 1,526; 246 Colorado ZIPs read active. Busiest Colorado ZIPs: 80925 74 listings, 18 candidates; 80022 72 listings, 15 candidates; 81007 62 listings, 26 candidates in Colorado; 80017 58 listings, 29 candidates; 80401 56 listings, 18 candidates; 80916 54 listings, 16 candidates.
HUD lists 300 assisted multifamily properties in Colorado with 23,682 units, 6,105 of the Colorado units assisted.
Colorado ZIPs by price-cycle phase: 1,592 peak, 401 contraction, 119 neutral, 110 expansion, 3 recovery.
Colorado ninety-day mortgage delinquency 0.7% as of December 2025; highest sampled Colorado counties: Pueblo 2.0%, Weld 1.3%, Adams 1.1%.
Colorado counties to watch
Distressed properties in Colorado — FAQ
How do I find Colorado distressed properties?
Start with the 29 of 64 Colorado counties in contraction or recovery, led by Pueblo County, then open each Colorado county's ZIP scores.
Where does the Colorado data come from?
Colorado price cycle from FHFA; Colorado bank stress (62/100) from FDIC call reports; Colorado insurance distress (11/100) from FEMA and NFIP.
Related DLRadar intelligence
Work from the top down: cycle, then credit, then coverage, then the individual property and who owns it.
🏠 The complete DLRadar platform →Watch the layers connect: score, rank, unlock. The board is free, the plan is free for 7 days, the exports come with a subscription.dlradar.com