Studies show that homeowners accumulate wealth

Blog, Real Estate

After the Great Recession, many people began to question whether owning a home was still a valid path to the accumulation of wealth. Several recent studies show that the answer remains a resounding “yes.” The Federal Reserve recently reported that the median net worth...

Home improvements can reduce your tax liability down the road

Blog, Denver Real Estate Market, Real Estate

If you’re like us, there’s no small amount of grumbling at tax time when we realize there were so many receipts and documents we should have saved…but didn’t. Now is the time to resolve to avoid that problem for this year’s taxes! Among important paperwork to save is...

New Home Construction Grows in Denver suburbs

Blog, Denver Real Estate Market, Real Estate

For years, urban living was touted as the new big thing. But suddenly, homebuyers are looking well beyond the city and even existing suburbs for their forever home. Credit the coronavirus. Its enabling of remote work has spurred buyers to consider relocating to less...

Coastal property values drop as buyers weigh climate change concerns

Blog, Real Estate

For decades, experts have predicted the coming demise of coastal properties due to rising seas caused by climate change. Now, evidence indicates, this long-anticipated time has arrived. The New York Times recently reported on a new study by the National Bureau of...

Will the election affect Denver’s housing market in 2020? Expert weighs in

Blog, Denver Real Estate Market, Mortgage & Finance, Real Estate

The confetti has been thrown, the champagne glasses emptied. As we leave 2019 behind, it’s time to look ahead. What will 2020 bring? When it comes to our Denver real estate market, we turned for predictions to a specialist we trust: Megan Aller, Denver real estate...

Baby boomers rank Denver high among retirement destinations

Blog, Denver Real Estate Market, Real Estate, Relocating to Denver, Where To Live In Denver

No longer babies, the baby boomers are retiring and considering where and how they want to live out their lives. While warm weather states like Florida and Arizona remain popular retirement destinations, Denver consistently ranks high among their choices. In a recent...