When the mercury rises, homes sales historically cool in the Denver area as buyershead for vacation destinations or take a break due to buyer fatigue. Thus, the summer slow-down comes as no [...]

Lakewood, Colorado has frequented local news outlets as of late. Taking a page out of Boulder County's book, Lakewood voters made headlines with their recent decision to impose a 1% yearly cap on [...]

June 2019 brings Denver more national recognition. Named the second-best location to live in the nation by U.S. News & World Report (following Austin,Texas), The Mile High City is still going strong. Denver's rapidly booming housing market streak appears to be slowing, but still maintains solid footing, further solidifying the area's [...]

Amongst a legislative session of progressive changes for the state of Colorado, renters and their advocates made a significant mark on local policy. From notice timing mandates for landlords to payment-withholding provisions for tenants, Colorado renters have more power than in recent memory. In a state where many argue that landlords have [...]

May's 2019 Denver real estate trends highlight the strength of spring's busy season while reinforcing the city's continued path toward market balance. The market's seasonality followed historical spring trends, with more homes sold and those sold spending less time on the market than in months prior. However, these very same year-over-year [...]

Spring 2019 is shaping up to be a buzzing time of year with buyers taking advantage of lower interest rates and increased home inventory. Historically, March kicks off the busy real estate season, with April riding the wave of increased Denver home sales - and this year is no [...]

Spring 2019 has put a bounce in the step of Denver home buyers! After years of a highly imbalanced housing market with record low inventory, the changing local real estate climate is a breath of fresh air. With increasing numbers of homes for sale, declining mortgage interest rates, and stabilizing Colorado home prices, buyers have a lot to [...]

The March 2019 real estate market stats indicate the market is slower, but still steady. As we predicted almost a year ago, home appreciation is slowing but there are no indications of an impending Denver real estate bubble burst. In fact, all recent and historical data points to a balancing market with continued strength into (at least) [...]