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Telluride REALTORS® Fund Homebuyer’s Assistance Fund for 20 Years

The Telluride Association of REALTORS® (TAR) is celebrating its 20th year of providing grants to residents so they can afford to buy a home in their own town.   There are 155 TAR REALTORS® who are currently giving to the First Time Homebuyers Assistance Fund. Over the past two decades, TAR has disbursed $737,467, or about $3,000 per month. Tracy Boyce, a contributing REALTOR® says, “I...

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Look for the 2021 CAR Member Survey

We’d like to inform you that the Colorado Association of REALTORS® will be conducting a confidential survey of our members from Monday, October 4th through Sunday, October 17th. All members who complete the survey can choose to be entered to win one of five $100 gift cards. To ensure confidentiality, an independent research firm called American Strategies (www.amstrat.com) will conduct the survey on our behalf. You should receive...

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Market Research Shows 54% Unprepared for Wildfires

US consumers said they were least prepared for wildfires and earthquakes in comparison to all types of natural disasters, and those who were involved in natural disasters feel like they could have been more prepared. The survey was commissioned by the consumer market research group Qualtrics and Value Penguin. The survey also details information regarding preparedness for emergency evacuations and the financial impacts of disasters....

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Valuation Gaps Exist in Minority Neighborhoods

Freddie Mac released research supporting the appraisal gap and focus areas for possible solutions. After evaluating 12 million appraisals for single-family home transactions from 2015-2020, Freddie Mac found that 13 percent of properties in black and Latino census tracts received lower appraisal values, compared to 7.4 percent in white tracts.  Freddie Mac will look at possible answers to this...

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Gunnison-Crested Butte Association of REALTORS® Hiring for Association Executive Position

Gunnison-Crested Butte Association of REALTORS® is hiring a full time Association Executive Officer (AE). The AE is responsible to the Board of Directors and participates in meeting the Association goals, objectives and mission. Responsibilities include attending all meetings of the Board of Directors (BOD), keeping the board informed on all items of importance, organizing and promoting events, maintaining sound organization...

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Boulder Tops List of College Towns to Buy Homes

Boulder is one of the three most popular college towns for young adults to buy a home. Although the median sale price in the city is $1 million, Boulder ranked third. Only Champaign, Ill., ($180,000 median price) and Burlington, Vt., ($415,00 median price) are more popular. Economic stability, a low-key lifestyle, and affordability were cited as reasons why people choose...

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Market Trends Shows Median Sale Prices in Aurora’s Most Affordable Neighborhoods Rising

In Aurora’s more affordable northern neighborhoods along the Colfax corridor and Delmar Park, the city has half of the inventory it had last year and a median sales price of $400,000, which is up about 30 percent. The southern and eastern areas of Aurora and their newer developments have pushed the new median high to $706,000. CAR spokesperson and Aurora-area...

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National Association of Realtors® Files Petition to Oppose Department of Justice Breach of Settlement Agreement

DOJ move undermines public policy, public confidence September 13, 2021 Media Contact: Mantill Williams 202-383-1128 CHICAGO (September 13, 2021) – The National Association of Realtors® today filed a petition to quash a request by the Department of Justice that reneges on the terms of a settlement agreement that was approved by the DOJ in November 2020. The DOJ attempt to withdraw from...

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CAR CEO Discusses Financial Literacy as Key to Home Ownership

Tyrone Adams appeared on Channel 9’s Business Brief with Ryan Frazier to talk about how consumers can benefit from financial education to prepare for home of ownership. Adams specifically talked about CAR’s successful 2021 Century of Opportunity legislation package where four bills were passed: creating student financial literacy for high schoolers, a credit building pilot program, a public report on...

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Summer getaways, back to school activities slow the pace and competition but Colorado’s housing markets remain hot through August

https://coloradorealtors.com/market-trends/regional-and-statewide-statistics/ ENGLEWOOD, CO – Sept. 13, 2021 – End of summer vacations, kids returning to school, and typical seasonal slowdowns did not impact the continued hot housing market across the seven-county Denver metro area and state, according to the latest monthly market data and analysis from the Colorado Association of REALTORS® (CAR). Despite anticipated seasonal dips in new listings, under contracts and pending/solds held their own during...