Metro Denver Real Estate Market News

Have you heard about the surge in “de-listed” homes around the country? National news has been reporting that huge numbers of sellers are taking their homes off the market because they haven’t sold. What’s happening here?

Your agent may look at the “sold price” of comparable properties when creating an estimate of what your home will sell for. But the sold price isn’t always the sold price.

We’ll come right out and say it. The market has shifted. How? And what does it mean for you?

You’ll love this beautiful townhome with a a bright and inviting main level, loft upstairs and two-car garage.

Gorgeous home in a community where the HOA provides snow shoveling, lawn mowing and trash removal.

There are more homes sitting unsold now than there were a year ago. What does the increased competition mean for sellers?

The New York Times reports that 2024 will end with the fewest home sales in the country in 30 years. How does our local market compare?

How low would interest rates have to go to move more buyers into the real estate market?

Buyers’ purchasing power has decreased. Here’s why it’s important for sellers to understand that.

Some factors indicate this may be a good time to purchase a home in Metro Denver. See why the market is more balanced now than in recent months.

You might not believe how many sellers are reducing their asking prices! We were certainly surprised.

Gary Keller, the founder of KW, recently told a group of agents that the general economy isn’t experiencing a recession, but the real estate market is. Is he right when it comes to the Front Range?