Real Estate in Loveland, CO

Loveland sits in Larimer County in Northern Colorado, between Fort Collins and the Denver metro along I-25. It is known for its public art and sculpture scene, its Valentine re-mailing tradition and its position at the mouth of the Big Thompson Canyon, the road to Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park.

Housing includes older homes near downtown, mid-century neighborhoods, townhomes and newer subdivisions, including large master-planned development at Centerra on the city's east side. Lake Loveland and nearby parks give residents open space close to home.

Because Loveland is a commuter hub between two major markets, many buyers weigh commute against price. Jeffrey helps you compare Loveland with Fort Collins, Windsor and nearby areas.

Loveland's median sale price is about $500,000 per Redfin, essentially flat from last year, with homes selling in about 61 days. Median price per square foot is near $234. That sits between Greeley's roughly $423,000 and Fort Collins' roughly $550,000, which is where many northern Front Range buyers compare.

Source: Redfin housing market data for Loveland, three months ending September 2026; accessed October 22, 2026. Homes sold in September: 369. These are medians for all home types that shift as new sales close, so use them as a guide, not an appraisal.

Loveland is reached by I-25, U.S. 34 and U.S. 287, which connect it to Fort Collins, Denver and Estes Park. Lake Loveland, the Big Thompson River and nearby open space provide outdoor options.

Loveland sits between Fort Collins and Denver, so commute plans influence value. Use the calculators and ask Jeffrey for neighborhood-level comparisons. Try the investment calculators →