As we transition into the holiday season with colder weather, shorter days, and more opportunities to connect with loved ones, the Denver real estate market will also make atransition into a seasonal slow down with buyers and sellers turning their focus from real estate transactions to making new holiday memories. If the November stats are [...]

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The Mile High City's newest attraction is set to illuminate Denver's nighttime sky beginning at the end of November. Located near the famous œdancers at Sculpture Park adjacent to the Performing Arts Complex, it is aptly named the Mile High Tree. This 110 foot work of art will tower radiantly over The [...]

While we couldn't have predicted the early season snow storms that came in October, we can predict that Denver real estate market is poised for a strong fourth quarter to wrap up 2019. Amid talk of an impending recession, the housing market remains healthy. Keep in mind that in three of the last five recessions, the housing market still [...]

As we finish out 2019, the city of Denver is already planning into 2040 with Denveright's comprehensive plan for œa more inclusive, connected and healthy city for all of us. This in-depth look at Denver's future all began with input from the city's current residents. Smartapproach, [...]

Steady as she goes - the Denver Real Estate Market is maintaining course and producing expected numbers for this time of year with the under $500,000 segment of the market remaining the most competitive. While outside economic factors are starting to raise concern around the country, the housing market remains strong and continues to provide [...]

Denver is a wonderful place to be in the fall. It's still sunny, yet brisk enough for that cozy sweater you've been dying to wear. So pull that sweater on and plan some pumpkin picking, cider sipping, and adventure going for the autumn season! Our list of Metro Denver's16 best pumpkin patches, corn mazes, and fall festivals has something for [...]

August may have produced a seasonally expected slowdown, but the overall news for local homebuyers and sellers remains promising in the Denver area. The August heat ushered in 15% longer days on market for all home types and a slight dip in sales price month-over-month, but homes still managed to appreciate 4% [...]

The answer is yes. The Emerald Ash Borer is the single-most destructive pest of urban forests in American History, according to Jim Sudderth, Senior Forestry Inspector for the City of Denver. It has devastated ash trees in eastern states and is marching west. Experts now report that the Emerald Ash Borer was confirmed in Boulder in September [...]