Winter is coming – get ready! Freezing temperatures, cold air, ice and snow make the warmth inside your house cozy and inviting. At least, that is, when your house is up to the task. Winterizing your house isn’t only about staying warm, however. Winter is notorious for busted pipes, invading pests, or furnaces that suddenly… [Read More]
Protect Your Real Estate Nest Egg
Colorado residents owning a home for 20 years or more are being targeted for the equity in their property. An offer may include a cash transaction, a quick sale, no inspection, and the freedom to leave your problems behind. But before you consider the offer this is what you need to know. In Colorado’s hot… [Read More]
What the new tax law means in home market
By Brandon Wells, January 10, 2018 for full article: Full Article in BizWest In real estate, we abide by the wisdom that all markets are local. That means that national housing trends — or even what’s happening across town — don’t necessarily dictate how the market in your neighborhood behaves. But that doesn’t mean lawmakers… [Read More]
Colorado residents packing up, moving out at record pace
Posted 6:23 pm, December 3, 2017, by Associated Press, Updated at 07:31AM, December 4, 2017 DENVER — A record number of residents have moved out of Colorado, according to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau. New annual figures from the bureau’s American Community Survey show that Colorado saw its first drop in about a… [Read More]
Real Estate Sales in 2016 Denver
Metro Denver home-price gains slowed in December; $22 billion in total 2016 sales The average price of a home in metro Denver increased by 6.7 percent year-over-year in December, a smaller increase than in most of the two years prior, according to the latest data from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors. Including both detached… [Read More]
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