4713 E 4th St

Weekly Seller Report | 4713 E 4th Street

4713 E 4th Street, Unit 16

Bridgeport Condominium Community · Belmont Heights
Weekly Seller Report  ·  April 23, 2026

Executive Summary

Current Position
$849,000
Days on Market
21 Days
Unit Details
2BR / 2BA · 1,206 sqft
This Week
1 showing · 1 cancellation
Market Signal: Still within the early listing window, with the first qualified buyer showing this week and a meaningful rate tailwind developing. The critical watch item is fresh direct competition at 4739 E 4th — same building, same price, larger unit, with Lagoon views.

Global Economic Context

Mortgage rates are moving in the seller's favor. This week's Freddie Mac PMMS release brought the 30-year fixed to its lowest level of the current spring homebuying season — and the lowest in three spring seasons.

30-Yr Fixed
6.23%
▼ 0.07% week-over-week
Year Ago
6.81%
▼ 0.58% year-over-year
4-Week Trend
Falling
6.46% → 6.23%
Apr 26.46%Apr 96.37%Apr 166.30%Apr 236.23%

What this means for your buyer pool: At 6.23% on a 30-year fixed, a buyer financing 80% of $849,000 carries roughly $4,180 per month in principal and interest — about $130 per month less than at the April opening rate of 6.46%.

The four-week downtrend is expanding the qualified buyer pool for this price segment, and Freddie Mac's chief economist this week pointed directly to a pickup in purchase applications, refinance activity, and monthly pending home sales. This is the clearest rate tailwind we've had all spring.

Supply & Demand

SupplyModerate
  • Two active Bridgeport units — yours and 4739 E 4th
  • Identical $849,000 ask on both units
  • 4739 is fresh: listed 4/9, only 13 DOM
  • Bridgeport inventory scarce at 60-unit complex
  • Broader 90814 supply still favors sellers
Bridgeport inventory is tight overall, but the head-to-head with 4739 at the same price point is the defining supply dynamic of this week.
DemandEmerging
  • First qualified showing: Tara Shahsa / Redfin on 4/19
  • Rate environment most favorable of the spring
  • Closed comp #4619 at $885K validates ceiling
  • 3600 E 4th just went pending — market is moving
  • Cancellation was buyer-side scheduling, not the property
Buyer engagement is building rather than resisting. Short showing duration (15 minutes) and no feedback yet warrant follow-up, but the trajectory is positive.

Competitive Set & Pricing Context

Bridgeport Complex — Active & Recent

UnitStatusPriceSqftDOM
4713 E 4th #16 (yours)Active$849,0001,20621
4739 E 4thActive$849,0001,40113
4619 E 4th #2Closed 12/17/25$885,0001,401

Nearby Belmont Heights Movement

UnitStatusPriceSqftDOM
3600 E 4th #305
Loma Vista — different building
Pending 4/21$739,900
from $775,000
1,205152
What the numbers say: The closed comp at #4619 ($885,000 full-price sale in December) validates Bridgeport pricing above $800K. The 3600 E 4th pending is instructive but not directly competitive — it took 152 days and a $35,000 price reduction in a different building with fewer amenities. Your position remains defensible; the real question is how your unit performs against 4739 over the next 30 days.

Direct Competition: 4739 E 4th

Same Bridgeport complex, same $849,000 ask, listed 4/9 (13 DOM). They're running public open houses today (Thu 4/23, 10 AM–4 PM) and Friday (Fri 4/24, 10 AM–4 PM) to drive early traffic.

4739 — Their Strengths

  • Top floor with cathedral ceilings
  • 1,401 sqft (195 sqft larger)
  • Views: Colorado Lagoon, golf, greenbelt, Signal Hill
  • New central A/C, new wood-look floors
  • Fresh to market at 13 DOM

4713 #16 — Your Strengths

  • Corner unit with exceptional natural light
  • $21,000 state-of-the-art HVAC system
  • Three private outdoor patio spaces
  • Custom walk-in closet in primary
  • Separate laundry room, not a closet
  • Updated Bosch appliances, stacked-stone fireplace

The honest read: 4739 has the square footage and views advantage; you have the updates, layout features, and corner privacy. Buyers choosing between the two are making a view-versus-finishes decision, and their weekday open houses suggest they're hunting for early traction before your listing builds momentum. This is the single most important unit to monitor.

This Week's Activity

DateAgentBrokerageStatusNotes
Sun, 4/19
1:30–1:45 PM
Tara ShahsaRedfin CorporationCompleted15-min showing · feedback pending
Wed, 4/15
5:00–5:30 PM
Chris SidlowArbor Real EstateCancelledBuyer schedule changed (not property)

Weekly total: 1 completed showing · 1 buyer-side cancellation · 0 agent previews · 0 inquiries. Reporting period 3/19 — 4/19 (ShowingTime).

Strategic Recommendations

1. Hold price — we are early, and the tailwinds are with us

At 21 DOM with a closed-comp ceiling at $885K, a pending nearby at $739,900 after 152 days (different building, fewer amenities), and the most favorable rate environment of the spring, there is no statistical case for a price reduction right now. The first qualified buyer just walked the property, and rates just hit a three-season low. Give the market two to three more weeks to respond to the rate shift before revisiting price.

2. Reach out on the Redfin showing today

Tara Shahsa's 15-minute walkthrough on Sunday was short enough to warrant a direct follow-up — feedback is still pending in ShowingTime. A quick call often surfaces the real reaction when the form stays empty. Whatever comes back will sharpen our positioning against 4739.

3. Sharpen the differentiation message against 4739

At identical pricing, buyers need a clear reason to choose your unit over the larger top-floor unit with views. The strongest levers: the $21,000 HVAC investment, the three private outdoor spaces, the custom walk-in closet, and the separate laundry room. Make sure these show up in the listing remarks, the buyer-agent cover sheet, and the talking points for open house visitors.

4. Monitor 4739's open house traction closely

Their Thursday and Friday public open houses tell us they're pushing hard for early activity. If 4739 goes into contract quickly at $849K, it confirms the price and puts your unit in a strong position as the last remaining 2BR in the complex. If they sit without activity after their open house weekend, we'll have a clearer read on what the market is saying about the current price band. Either outcome is informative.

Market Verdict

You are 21 days into a listing priced correctly relative to the closed comp in your complex, entering the most favorable rate environment of the spring, and just received your first qualified showing. The core strategic question is no longer "is the price right" — it's "how does your unit perform head-to-head against 4739 E 4th over the next three to four weeks." Hold price, sharpen the differentiation message, follow up on the Redfin showing, and let the rate tailwind work.

Next week's focus: feedback from the 4/19 Redfin showing · results of 4739's Thursday and Friday open houses · confirmation the rate trend is holding below 6.30% · any new Bridgeport listings or status changes.