Blog, Denver Real Estate Market, Mortgage & Finance, Real Estate
Home inventory across the nation will likely remain low in the near future, reports the Denver Business Journal, keeping property values strong. The Journal offered several reasons for the inventory numbers. First, homeowners who secured lower mortgage rates in the...
Blog, Denver Real Estate Market, Real Estate
Sellers faced new realities in October as Denver’s housing market continued its transition toward a more balanced state. Just a few months ago, homes were snapped up nearly as quickly as they were put on the market, in an average of 9 days in June, for example. But...
Blog, Denver Real Estate Market, Mortgage & Finance, Real Estate
After several years of frenzied activity, Denver-metro’s housing market is slowing down, giving buyers more leverage over sellers. According to the September Denver Metro Association of Realtors (DMAR) report, homes are taking longer to sell, prices are dropping,...
Blog, First Time Buyer tips, Mortgage & Finance, Real Estate
If you’re a potential homebuyer, rising mortgage rates are cause for concern. Will higher mortgage costs put your dream home out of reach? The answer is more hopeful than you might think. With the right circumstances, you can often negotiate lower interest rates on...
Blog, Construction, Denver Neighborhoods, Neighborhoods, Real Estate
Take a parking lot and turn it into paradise? That’s apparently the latest development plan of billionaire Stan Kroenke, a new twist on the Joni Mitchell song. Kroenke, the owner of the Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche, is aiming to transform the parking lots...
Blog, Construction, Denver Real Estate Market, Real Estate
Denver’s skyline will soon include the tallest tower the city has seen in more than 40 years. Developers have recently broken ground on a new office building at 1900 Lawrence. When it’s finished, it will rise 30 stories high, and house more than 700,000 square feet of...
