The latest data fromMetrolist, which powers REcolorado.com, a free resource for Colorado home buyers, sellers and owners, shows local housing demand dramatically surpassing the demand seen in autumns of the [...]
Typically, most people are financing their home purchase with a Conventional loan. A Loan beyond 80% of the purchase price requires mortgage insurance. The insurance can be paid monthly or paid in a lump sum by you or your lender. [...]
My grandmother used to tell me "we were all once farmers" as she picked the most amazing things out of her garden. We would then go into her kitchen and slice a perfectly ripe tomato or a crisp green cucumber, and enjoy the taste of summer [...]
Alamo Placita is a little neighborhood in central Denver where running into neighbors at the local park or at Pablo's Coffee is the norm. The cornerstone of the neighborhood is a spectacular flower garden in Alamo Placita Park located on Speer Boulevard and Ogden Street. 1920s Bungalows, 1890s Victorians and Denver Squares built just after [...]
As of July 1st, Colorado has banned the disposal of electronic devices of all types in Colorado landfills (in accordance with the Recycling Jobs Act) and the city will no longer accept these devices in the trash. So, what are we to do with them? [...]
Did you know that even with the higher interest rates we have seen the past few months, buying and owning a home in Denver remains cheaper than renting?
With interest rates jumping from the mid 3's to mid 4's this summer, many thought the cost of buying verse renting would even out. But according to [...]
When I woke up this morning and heard the about the government shutdown, my first thought was, how it will effect Denver Real Estate? With the market still booming right now, I always dread these types of incidents popping up and slowing things down. After doing some research though, I feel pretty confident that the shutdown won't have a [...]
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