The Denver Real Estate Market feels a little like an episode of Groundhog Day. For the past several years, you’ve probably heard the same statements:
Denver Realtors have been begging for an increase in inventory for the past 12 months and July was just what the doctor ordered. New listings surged 5% over the previous month and 13% year-over-year which naturally helped ease the average and median prices. And ...
View MoreIf you live in an apartment, condo, or rental home, you know that saving for a down payment can be difficult when constantly paying rent every month. However, there are lots of ways that you can save. The first thing you need to do is change your mindset. You ...
Urban Ventures LLC will break ground on a 3.2-acre development near Sports Authority Field at Mile High in the fourth quarter, transforming a 65,000 square feet industrial building into office space in the South Platte River ...
Searching for a great deal? Look no further than some of Denver’s hottest foreclosure properties. While almost every foreclosure is sold as-is, they are almost always steals. These fixer-upper properties range from minor cosmetic issues to full on restorations. It gives you the opportunity, though, to buy a house at ...
Anchored by park grounds, it’s not surprising to know the Washington Park neighborhood is noted for its natural beauty. What may surprise you, however, is just how much nature there is to be found within the Denver metropolitan area – and how many amenities are available among the lakes and ...
Denver offers an array of properties ranging from historic single-family homes to luxury apartment to condos. One of the up-and-coming trends is the loft. Lofts come in a variety of ceilings and with different features. The majority of the amenities, though, are the same. Whether you are looking for a ...
Homebuyers looking for Denver real estate jump at the chance to live in the Cherry Creek neighborhood, and with good reason. Its central location and abundant amenities offer Cherry Creek residents easy access to shopping, fine dining, gyms, good schools, and all ...
Almost everyone wants a piece of property that is only his or hers. It is a home you can paint, decorate, and settle into without worrying about rental agreement limitations. Not everyone, though, can afford to purchase a house. To help with this, the government started the HUD program. It ...
