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

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

We are officially in back-to-school mode! In the greater Denver area, we tend to experience a shift from early August through Labor Day, with prices retracting and less inventory added daily. As headlines continue to read negatively, let's discuss why you should remain positive in this

Inventory has nearly doubled in the Denver Metro Area since January 2022 - July Market Report

Average sales price continues to increase across the board for detached and attached homes in the Denver Metro Area. Compared to this time last year, detached homes' average sales price increased 11.5%, and 15.7% for attached homes.

We have 2x the inventory since

The market is officially in transition. It hasbeen a seller'smarket for quite some time, but we are starting to see buyers smarten up, try new strategies, and level the playing