For first-time homebuyers in Denver, it likely feels like a stretch to buy a luxury home. But if you are relocating to Colorado, buying a luxury home isn’t much of a stretch compared to renting. According to a recent report by Trulia reported in a Forbes article, owning is still less expensive than renting in 100 of […]
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What is a HOT Market? A hot market is also called a seller’s market. A market is HOT when homes sell quickly, multiple offers are common, and homes are selling for over asking price. It’s also called a seller’s market because sellers have the upper hand in negotiations. Signs of a HOT market include: Multiple
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If you like modern architecture but also appreciate history, consider Denver’s Highlands neighborhood. Three distinct commercial districts make up the neighborhood: Highlands Square, Tennyson Street and Lower Highlands or LoHi. A pedestrian bridge connects the Highlands neighborhood to the downtown activity. I specialize in Highlands real estate and can help you locate the perfect modern loft,
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Say you’re in the market for a high-end, one-of-a-kind home that’s reasonably close to downtown. You’re not the horse-property type, nor does your inner hipster insist on chic downtown condos or lofts. Other Denver Metro neighborhoods you’ve seen are a bit too suburban, or many of the homes you’ve seen feel crowded despite their stately
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If you keep in mind the following tips when relocating to Colorado, you’ll be more likely to get the perfect home. Whether you want to live in a contemporary luxury Colorado golf course home or a vintage home in the established Denver Country Club neighborhood, an experienced Realtor should be your guide to the Denver
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When the snow is falling in Colorado, many homeowners like to curl up beside a fireplace. Although the sleek, modern look has been popular throughout the country, some people prefer a more rustic and warm interior décor when buying a luxury home in Boulder, CO. Whether your definition of Boulder, CO luxury living is contemporary, modern
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The metro Denver luxury real estate market was very good in 2014. The luxury market is predicted to continue to improve in 2015. 2014 Denver Luxury Real Estate Market Recap: 855 luxury homes priced over $1,000,000 sold in metro Denver in 2014. This compares to 774 luxury homes sold over $1M in 2013 for an increase of over
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Moving to a new city can be exhilarating especially if you are relocating to Colorado. House hunting for a Denver single-family home or condo can make the entire situation seem more real. For people who like to keep the adrenaline going, ask your Realtor to show you condos and lofts in the LoDo neighborhood. LoDo
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Whether you want to retire to a serene residential enclave or buy a beautiful home built in the 1930s and ‘40s on a quiet street as part of a corporate relocation, Bonnie Brae is the quintessential established neighborhood. Located east of University Avenue in Denver, Bonnie Brae attracts homebuyers who can afford a comfortable lifestyle.
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Buying a fixer-upper in Colorado may seem like a way to spend more time together as a couple. If you’ve ever remodeled a home with a loved one, though, you may agree with experts who say that home remodeling can be hard on relationships. In fact, a survey by Houzz found 12 percent of couples considered divorce or
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