Denver Real Estate Market, Where To Live In Denver
After years of soaring demand and the associated rising rents, Denver’s apartment market is showing signs of softening, due to the coronavirus pandemic. According to Denverite, the median rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Denver was $1,345 in June. This represented...
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Denver metro residential real estate is in a fever. According to a new report, buyers snapped up homes nearly as fast as face masks last month. Despite the pandemic, the number of home closings soared to a record-breaking high in July—nearly 7% more than the previous...
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As the coronavirus continues its ruthless rampage across the nation, Americans have learned to carry on in a “new normal” way. Nowhere is this truer than with residential real estate transactions. People still buy and sell homes, but with new practices in place to...
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With the coronavirus causing employees to flee offices and work from home, discovering its advantages along the way, some real estate experts are asking: Will demand for office space in urban areas soon be a thing of the past? Urban offices were all the rage only a...
Blog, Buying a Home, Denver Real Estate Market, Selling a Home
Fueled by pent-up demand and record-low mortgage rates, the Denver housing market soared in June. According to the Denver Metro Association of Realtors (DMAR) monthly market report, more homes were put under contract than came on the market for sale in June. A record...
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As the Denver metro area began emerging from lockdown in May, the local housing market sprang back to life, logging double-digit increases in listings. According to the monthly report of the Denver Metro Realtors Association (DMAR), new residential listings jumped...
