The Principal Team

You’ll love this gorgeous home in Denver’s Montclair neighborhood. With a charming front porch, soaring ceilings, beautiful hardwood floors and a fantastic backyard, this home has everything you’re looking for.

Shocked by home prices? How bad is affordability in our area? We take a look in this week’s update.

Sited on a large, tree-filled lot, this mid-century home in Denver extends a warm welcome with beautiful, upscale landscaping. Enter the grand foyer, where you’ll see vaulted ceilings with exposed wood beams and tile flooring.

Inventory continues to climb, while interest rates are stuck over 7%, making it tough for many buyers to afford to buy. Is it a buyer’s market yet?

The Colorado state legislature just approved new reforms related to Metro Districts and is likely to pass rule changes for HOAs. These reforms will make it more difficult for HOAs and Metro Districts to foreclose on homeowners.

When sellers think about where to price their homes, there’s one factor they almost always overlook. We explain what it is and why it’s important in this week’s market update.

Home prices have fallen from their peak in April 2022, but are homes more affordable now than they were then? Let’s take a look at all the pieces of the affordability puzzle.

How many homeowners in Colorado have paid off their homes? And what does that mean for the metro Denver real estate market this snowy March?

We’re seeing more multiple-offer situations with our clients. For example, we recently submitted an offer for a buyer with at least twelve other offers. Another buyer was competing with at least five other offers. However, our experience may not reflect the entire local market. So, we decided to look at homes sold this week to

US News and World Report just came out with a report that says The Mile High City is the hottest housing market in the country. Let’s dive into their methodology and see why they think the market is hot here. Demand for Housing Data from the University of Michigan indicates that Denver-area residents are optimistic about