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% [...]
No one likes paying their HOA fees, but that pesky bill comes every month! While you may despise this fee, it could come toyour rescue. So, next time you have to fork up several hundred to your Homeowners' Association, try to remember everything it's doing for [...]
The summer slow down remains a consistent trend in Denver's extremely seasonal real estate market as buyer's shift their focus from home searching to maximizing their time in the great outdoors. Appreciation rates seem to have slowed a bit too and recent headlines have Denver residents asking, œHas Denver shifted to a buyer's [...]
If you're considering buying a rental property, you're onto something. High rental demand in and around Denver has created a landlord friendly market, just waiting for cashflow savvy investors. With these 10 simple steps to buying a rental property, you're on your way to cashing-in passive [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
On Friday, May 31st, Governor Polis vetoed a house bill (along with 4 other unrelated bills) aimed at extending licensing requirements for Colorado HOA managers. The veto of HB19-1212 will directly impact the 44% of homeowners who live in homes governed by HOAs. Here's what you need to know about the failed extension of Colorado's existing [...]
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 [...]
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