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Denver Makes the List of Most Popular Areas for Millennials to Move and Stay

Posted on July 23, 2019

Communities, Consumer Awareness, General, NAR, REALTOR® News, Residential Housing

NAR analyzed employment gains, population trends, income levels and housing conditions in the largest 100 metropolitan statistical areas across the country to identify the most popular areas for millennials. The top 10 metro areas were selected because of their high share of both present millennial residents and recent movers, as well as their favorable employment opportunities. Denver has already a large number...

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iBuying in Denver’s Housing Market is in Full Force as Sellers Opt for Convenience Over Profit

Posted on June 17, 2019

Consumer Awareness, General, REALTOR® News, REALTORS® in the News

The size of the iBuying market in Denver will depend on the desire for that convenience, industry leaders say. Matthew Leprino, with the Colorado Association of REALTORS®, says he’s heard chatter that iBuying could reach as high as 25% of the market in the coming years. “But there are also people who think this is just a flash in the pan...

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360 Story: iBuyers in the Denver Metro Area

Posted on May 21, 2019

Communities, Consumer Awareness, REALTOR® News, REALTORS® in the News, Residential Housing

The Denver Channel 360 interviewed multiple perspectives on real estate agents versus iBuyers, including an iBuyer who said time is money, home sellers who warn that you get what you pay for, an agent who doesn't want you to leave money on the table and a homeowner who wants to just keep it simple. Home sellers: You get what you pay for REALTORS® couldn't...

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Spring Season Beginning to Emerge After Slow First Quarter

Posted on April 10, 2019

Communities, Consumer Awareness, General, Local Association, Market Trends, Market Trends & Statistics, REALTOR® News, Residential Housing, Stats & Trends

Epic winter snowfall, bomb cyclone create ripple effect on statewide housing markets Spring season beginning to emerge after slow first quarter https://coloradorealtors.com/market-trends/regional-and-statewide-statistics/ ENGLEWOOD, CO. – April 10, 2019 – An historic mid-March “bomb cyclone” weather event, coupled with epic Colorado snow totals, tempered the typical fast start to the spring housing market in Denver and across the state, according to the latest...

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Well-Intentioned Initiative 300 Will backfire on Denver’s Homeless — and on the Rest of Us

Posted on April 2, 2019

Communities, Consumer Awareness, Environment, General, Government Affairs, REALTOR® News, REALTORS® in the News

Denver voters are being asked to consider Initiative 300 — the “right to survive” — on the May ballot. 300 represents unprecedented and broad sweeping policy changes that will tangibly restrict our ability to deliver critical resources to homeless people and would have an immense impact on Denver and our state. A new study, “Impacts on the Homeless and Society by...

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Denver Issue 300 leaves our homeless in the cold

Posted on March 27, 2019

Communities, Consumer Awareness, Government Affairs, REALTOR® News, Residential Housing

Denver’s deceptive “Right to Survive” Issue 300 threatens to harm the homeless, the state’s economy and some of Colorado’s finest urban spaces. “Every person has the right to survive, but this measure may ultimately prevent people in need of resources from receiving the help they need,” the mayor said in a written statement. “The city has devoted tens of millions of...

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Colorado Springs ranks No. 5 in hottest housing markets, Pueblo earns high mark

Posted on February 26, 2019

Consumer Awareness, REALTOR® News, Residential Housing

The steady increase in local home prices might have slowed, but Colorado Springs remained one of the nation’s top housing markets in January — ranking No. 5 out of 300 metro areas in Realtor.com’s monthly hotness index. Other Colorado rankings were Pueblo, No. 27; Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, No. 79; Fort Collins, No. 100; Boulder, No. 110; Grand Junction, No. 123; and Greeley, No. 140. Realtor.com,...

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Home prices fall in Boulder, Denver and Douglas counties. Is it a blip, or a trend?

Posted on February 13, 2019

Communities, Consumer Awareness, Market Trends, Market Trends & Statistics, REALTOR® News, REALTORS® in the News, Residential Housing, Stats & Trends

Kiss those years of double-digit annual home price gains goodbye. Depreciation has made a comeback in Boulder, Denver and Douglas counties, foreshadowing more widespread declines in the months ahead, according to a report Tuesday from the Colorado Association of REALTORS®. “We are seeing a ton more properties come on the market, but not an increase in the number of sales,” said Matthew Leprino,...

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Metro-Area Commercial Sales Prices Plateau for First Time Since 2011

Posted on February 12, 2019

Communities, Construction, Consumer Awareness, REALTOR® News

By Greg Johnson, Calibrate Real Estate After six years of steady growth, in 2018 the Central Denver apartment market flattened out. See report by clicking here. Nearly 1,000 units were sold in 34 transactions, and the average price per unit was $182,938, a slight decrease from 2017’s average of $185,316. We calculate the average price per unit annually from Central Denver...

Zillow branching out from real estate data, providing home estimates, to flipping property in Denver

Posted on January 31, 2019

Communities, Consumer Awareness, REALTOR® News, REALTORS® in the News

Zillow, a company best known for real estate listings and home worth estimates, is trying to lessen the stress for sellers by getting into the home buying business. It's called Zillow Offers. The idea is to make it as convenient as possible for the seller. "They're a terrific choice for some people, but we've heard they're not buying every house," said...