The Denver real estate market usually starts with a flurry either January or February, and this year again we were faced with razor-thin inventory.  Buyers were in multiple offer situations UNTIL COVID reared its ugly head in our State in March.  We were seeing new listings come on ...

The Denver real estate market usually starts with a flurry either January or February, and this year again we were faced with razor thin inventory.  Buyers were in multiple offer situations UNTIL COVID reared its ugly head in our State in March.  We were seeing new listings ...

The Denver real estate market usually starts with a flurry either January or February, and this year again we were face with razor thin inventory.  Buyers were in multiple offer situations UNTIL COVID reared its ugly head in our State.  We were seeing new listings come on ...

The Denver real estate market usually starts with a flurry either January or February, and this year again we were face with razor thin inventory.  Buyers were in multiple offer situations.  There still was a decrease in inventory this month, but February did see more snow than ...

The Denver real estate market usually sees a decrease in activity during the Holidays, but this year was a tad different. There still was a decrease in inventory this month (very seasonal), and the days on market increased slightly from 35 to 41 days.  The sales increased a ...

The Denver real estate market had winter weather impact the sales, and was very unusual to see over a foot of snow before Halloween.   There was a decrease in inventory this month, and the days on market increased slightly from 33 to 35 days.  The sales were ...

The Denver real estate market had winter weather impact the sales later in the month of October.   Very unusual to see over a foot of snow before Halloween.   There was a decrease in inventory this month, however, the days on market remained at 33 days.  The ...

The Denver real estate market saw a decrease in inventory this month, and the days on market increased slightly.  The sales were up 9.5% over last year's sales, yet down over last month's sales.   The total inventory has decreased, which is normal this time ...

The Denver real estate market continues to see inventory increase, and so did the days on market.  The sales were down  2.2% over last year's sales, which shows we have seen a shift in our market.   The total inventory has increased, but we are seeing ...

The journalists sure do sensationalize our industry!    The sky IS NOT falling, and our market is still very strong.    The journalists like to create headlines and cause the public to panic, and there is no reason to, at least not yet.

Colorado's ...