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Blog :: 08-2013

Why I love living in the Highlands

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Being a Realtor, I get asked all the time where I live. It is a question I look forward to because it is easy to go on and on about why I love living in the Highlands. It seems like most people these days are familiar with the Highlands so it doesn't need much explanation but I thought it wouldn't hurt to list five items that make it feel [...]

Discover Mid-Century Modern in Wheat Ridge

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Mid Century and Modern inWheat Ridge
A Tour of the Unexpected

September 7th, 2013,1-5pm

Wheat Ridge isn't widely known formid-century homes. Until now.

The western suburb of Wheat Ridge is not widely known for its unique California contemporary or mid-century modern homes, but Wheat Ridge 2020 and modmood and Retro Consignment are working to [...]

Denver Real Estate Market Report - Jefferson Park

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Jefferson Park is an unknown gem of Denver Neighborhoods. Jefferson Park is an amazing little area just West of I-25, South of Speer Blvd, East of Federal and North of 20th Ave, that has been going through a quiet Renaissance in the last few years. Walk Denver, an organization that is promoting more walkability in the City of Denver, has [...]

Buy Now Or Wait To Buy?

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Interest rates in Denver havedramatically increasedsince May 8th.

When I first got into lending in November 1990, a 30-year fixed rate mortgage loan cost 10.0% (Freddie Mac data). In November 2000, loan interest rates were 7.4% and in November 2008, they were 6.1%. Our recent low rates were artificially driven down by government stimulus, [...]

Market Sales Data for July 2013 shows healthy demand for Denver area homes

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The latest data from Metrolist, which powersREcolorado.com, a free resource for Colorado home buyers, sellers and owners, announced today that the month-to-month inventory levels in the Denver metro area increased at the same rate of homes sold, indicating a stable, orderly and strong local housing [...]

What to do in Denver this weekend. First Friday Artwalk, Farm to Table dinner and Broncos Scrimmage

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It looks like it is going to be another gorgeous weekend in Denver, so what do you have planned? If you are looking for some fun each night, you are in luck. Start the weekend off right at one of the many First Friday Art Walks around town. Tomorrow, support a great cause and enjoy some delicious food at the Urbiculture Community Farms Farm [...]

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