Last month we continued to experience our annual seasonal slowdown. We saw average days in the MLS increase well over 100% for both attached and detached homes, with prices experiencing just a slight increase from this time last year. This seasonal slowdown, however, was not helped by the current economy. Interest rates continue to soar,

The holiday season is always a magical time of year in the Mile High City. Denver neighborhoods get all dressed up in festive lights and holiday trees to embrace the winter spirit and celebrate with community events. With the city transformed, it's easy to wonder what's happening in the real estate market. While it can be easy to get sucked

It may come as a surprise, but now is the best time to purchase a home in the Denver Metro Area. Denver's real estate market has a seasonality to it, but with the recent hike in rates, we are seeing the market correct itself more substantially than is typical during this time of

Negative news continues to dominate the media, especially regarding the real estate market. With the latest changes to the world economy, it's clear these fears have been perpetuated to the point of panic. Let's lay out the facts. Yes, the market is slowing down, but that doesn't mean it is dead. We're just going back to where we were before

Now that summer is mostly behind us, the yearly market trends should kick right back in, well, at least we hope. While the past few months have been anything but normal, they did give us the opportunity to evaluate the trends the market should be following or perhaps the new trajectory that could be with us for the foreseeable

Here in Denver, the real estate market typically goes through seasonal shifts; something we haven't seen since the pandemic. Kids are back in school, leaves are changing, and things are slowing down. As we enter this autumnal shift, we're finally seeing real estate metrics return to more normal, pre-pandemic numbers. The latest data from