November 2026 in Gunnison

By Newsletters November 3, 2026
November in Gunnison 2026

November in Gunnison

November in Gunnison means crisp days, local events, and getting ready for winter. From shopping small to gathering with the community, there’s plenty to enjoy around town. Take a look at what’s happening this month and catch up on the latest real estate news.

November Happenings:

November 5th, Ales for Trails from 4:00 - 8:30. Celebrate 20 years of Gunnison Trails with a community party, townie tour, local brews, and a toast to another great trail season!
November 6th, First Friday Art Walk & Music at Downtown Gunnison from 5:00 - 8:00
November 6th, Try the Wheel: Date Night at Gunnison Arts Center from 5:30 - 8:00
November 7th, Clay for Brunch: Ceramic Gifts at Gunnison Arts Center from 10:00 - 12:00
November 7th, Art Expeditions at Gunnison Library from 12:00 - 1:00
November 14th, Mad for the Arts: A Mad Hatter Tea Party Gala at Gunnison Arts Center from 6:00 - 9:00. Step into a whimsical Wonderland for an evening of dining, live entertainment, auctions, dancing, and celebrating the arts in Gunnison Valley. 
November 19th, Pie and Wine Pairing at Buckel Family Wine from 5:30 - 7:30. Enjoy a delicious pairing of flaky pies from Base Camp Bakery and Buckel Family wines for a fun evening of indulgence and laughter.
November 19th, Crafternoon: Trinket Trays at Gunnison Library at 5:00.
November 20th, Pink Friday from 11:00 - 4:00 at participating Gunnison businesses. Shop small in Gunnison with special offers, giveaways, treats, and prizes while supporting local businesses ahead of Black Friday!
November 20th, Fall Community Improv Show 2026 at Gunnison Arts Center at 7:00. Catch Subject to Change for an interactive improv comedy show full of belly laughs, unexpected moments, and a chance to join the fun on stage!

Market Conditions

November in Gunnison 2026 - Market Report
Gunnison’s single-family market saw more homes sell in October compared with the same month last year, but year-to-date sales are still running slightly behind 2025. Average sale prices are also a little lower overall, while sellers are receiving about the same percentage of their asking price. October's sharp price change is largely influenced by the small number of sales, so the year-to-date figures provide a better picture of the market. Homes are taking longer to sell, and inventory remains relatively steady, giving buyers options while sellers need to be realistic with pricing and timing.

The condo and townhome market is seeing slower activity overall, with fewer sales and slightly lower average prices year to date. Properties are also taking longer to sell, and sellers are receiving a little less of their asking price than last year. Available inventory has increased, giving buyers more options, although the number of new listings and closed sales has been lower so far this year. Buyers have more room to compare properties, while sellers need to focus on competitive pricing and standing out in the market.

Want a closer look at the Gunnison real estate market? Take a look at our Third Quarter Market Report for more insights and trends HERE.

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