Serving Longmont, CO

Mortgage Broker
in Longmont, CO

Longmont sits between Boulder, Loveland, and the north-Denver suburbs with a mix of established neighborhoods and newer development. We help you understand where Longmont fits in the Front Range value spectrum.

The Longmont Market

A north-metro city
with rising medians and strong $/sq ft.

Redfin describes the Longmont housing market as somewhat competitive. In March 2026, the median sale price was about $575,000, up 6.6 percent year over year, and homes sold in around 51 days on average compared with 53 days a year earlier.

The median sale price per square foot was about $296, up 10.2 percent year over year. There were 99 homes sold in March 2026, down from 115 a year earlier. ZIP-level data shows 80503 with March 2026 medians around $681,000, down 5.5 percent year over year, and homes selling in around 72 days with multiple offers on average, while Longmont Estates has seen median prices in the mid-$500Ks with $/sq ft around $190 and ~94-day timelines.

What we see in this market

“Longmont offers strong value relative to Boulder — with real variation by neighborhood.”

Median sale price around $575K, up 6.6 percent year over year.
Median $/sq ft about $296, up 10.2 percent year over year.
Median days on market around 51 vs. 53 a year earlier.
99 homes sold vs. 115 last year — lower volume at higher prices.
80503 medians around $681K, down 5.5 percent YoY with ~72-day timelines and multiple offers on average.
Longmont Estates mid-$500K medians, ~$190 $/sq ft, and ~94-day timelines — slower but still somewhat competitive.
City Profile
100K+
Estimated residents
$575K
Median sale price
~51
Median days to sell
Boulder
County
Market Snapshot
March 2026
$575,000
City median
+6.6%
YoY price change
$296
Median $ per sq ft
$681K
80503 ZIP median
Somewhat competitive
Market pace
Who We Help

Common loan scenarios in Longmont

We work with first-time buyers, move-up families, Boulder commuters, and remote workers who want more space for the dollar without losing access to the Front Range.

First-Time & Starter Buyers

We compare Longmont with Boulder and north-Denver suburbs in terms of payment, commute, and long-term flexibility for first-time buyers.

Boulder & Tech Commuters

We design a mortgage that balances commuting to Boulder with Longmont's more accessible price points.

Move-Up & Neighborhood Trade-Ups

We map the step into higher-priced areas like 80503 or out of Longmont Estates and show how it affects your cash and monthly comfort.

Remote & Hybrid Workers

We align your loan with how often you truly need to be in Boulder or Denver versus working at home.

Refinance & Equity Strategy

We use both city and ZIP-level trends before recommending any refinance, HELOC, or equity-tap move.

Self-Employed & Mixed Income Buyers

We package your income mix so underwriters can approve your file smoothly in a still-competitive market.

Why Dylken

Longmont mortgage guidance
for a value-forward Front Range market.

Longmont gives buyers access to Boulder's proximity at more approachable price points. The right loan plan pairs that value with a structure that works over the long run.

As a boutique mortgage brokerage, Dylken compares multiple lenders and loan products for your Longmont purchase or refinance and explains the tradeoffs: payment, cash-to-close, reserves, and how your plan fits the specific ZIP or neighborhood you are buying in.
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Independent broker

We work for you, not a bank. Your loan is shopped across our full wholesale lender network.

Education first

We explain every option before you commit. No pressure, no quotas, no upselling.

Fast closings

16-day average closing time. Speed matters whether you are competing on an offer or refinancing on a deadline.

90+ five-star reviews

A consistent track record across purchase, refinance, and VA transactions.

Local Momentum

Why Longmont feels like
a rising Front Range value.

Rising medians, strong per-foot pricing, and ZIP-by-ZIP variation describe a market where neighborhood choice really matters.

01
Rising medians
Up about 6.6 percent year over year

Longmont prices continue to climb while many peer north-metro markets have softened.

What buyers notice: value is still moving in the right direction here.
02
Per-foot strength
$/sq ft up 10 percent

A 10.2 percent rise in price per square foot suggests buyers are paying up for quality and location within Longmont.

What buyers notice: quality-adjusted pricing is strong.
03
ZIP variation
80503 vs. Longmont Estates

80503 carries higher-priced homes with 72-day timelines, while Longmont Estates offers lower per-foot pricing and longer days on market.

What buyers notice: your target ZIP can change the whole buying experience.

“Longmont rewards buyers who match loan structure to the specific ZIP and neighborhood they are targeting.”

Common Questions

Longmont mortgage FAQs

Are Longmont home prices still rising?+

Yes. March 2026 medians are up 6.6 percent year over year, with price per square foot up 10.2 percent.

How long do homes take to sell?+

Around 51 days citywide, with 80503 running closer to 72 days and Longmont Estates around 94 days.

Is Longmont a better value than Boulder?+

For many buyers, yes. Longmont typically offers a meaningfully lower median than Boulder while keeping reasonable commute distance.

How do taxes and HOA dues affect my approval?+

We use Boulder or Weld County tax estimates plus HOA dues to build your full monthly payment, then base your approval on that number.

When should I refinance a Longmont home?+

When the new rate and terms clearly improve your long-term cost or flexibility. We compare multiple scenarios before recommending a refinance.

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No pressure, no obligation. Tell us what you are trying to do and we will show you exactly what is possible.