Market Updates

Most often, we look at trends throughout the metro area. Today we thought we’d look at how things have changed in each country between March 2022 and March 2023

Prices are lower but are homes more affordable than they were last April? Let’s take a look at the entire affordability puzzle.

Prices rose in February compared to January but are still down 10% since their peak last April. Sellers who don’t price right are reducing their asking prices and offering incentives like rate buydowns to attract buyers.

Learn to spot the 39 lies real estate agents tell to rip off clients.

A year ago, I showed a home to some clients and learned there were 153 other showings and 33 offers. How have things changed?

What happened to prices, inventory and the length of time it takes to sell a home during the first month of 2023? Find out.

A reminder about homeowner’s insurance, thoughts on increasing foreclosures and a word about inventory in Metro Denver.

It’s normal for 13% of sellers to reduce the price of a home before it sells. What’s happening locally and why?

We always want to be realistic about the real estate market. Part of that is to look at what’s right in the housing market and economy in general.

The average rate for a 30-year mortgage is down to 6.62% today. Home prices have been falling for the past six months. Despite the lower rate and lower prices, affordability is a concern for home buyers.