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Movie Night at the TrailMark Park
Earlier this month Real Estate Broker Lori Ross sponsored and hosted Movie Night in the Park in TrailMark. As the event drew near, what began as a simple opportunity to provide a fun service as a realtor and to mingle with neighbors, started to...
What Homeowners Should Know About Solar Panels
Increasing energy costs are spurring more homeowners to go solar, but an abundance of choices in the field can make the decision daunting. Help homeowners weigh the options with these five considerations. Key Takeaways: More efficient a...
It Sucks to Be a Renter
According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis the metro Denver area has seen the 2 nd largest rent increases in the country from 2014 to 2019, with an increase of nearly 22%. Every measurement of rent in metro Denver for this year is showing ren...
Denver architecture: Usonian
Typically associated with modern architecture of the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s, Usonia as a concept actually goes back to the turn of the twentieth century. Conceived by Frank Lloyd Wright around 1900, Usonia was a design philosophy that evo...
DMAR Real Estate Market Trends Report | OCT. ’21
September 2021 report shows that with a 10.86 percent increase in inventory, now is still a fiery hot time to buy in this market. After Realtors® felt a relative slow down and seasonal return in July and August, September felt back to t...
Denver Real Estate Housing Market Forecasts and Trends 2021-2022
The U.S. housing market in 2021 has been a year full of low interest rates, eager buyers and low inventory of homes on the market. Denver is no exception, especially as it continues to attract young professionals, growing families and oth...
Greater Denver Metro Real Estate Market October Trends Report Indicates No Housing Bubble Despite Industry Unpredictability
After Realtors® felt a relative slow down and seasonal return in July and August, September felt back to the normal red-hot speed in today’s housing market. Closed properties were 12.81 percent lower than last month at this time and a no...
Why No Help Is Getting to Tenants & Landlords
The Colorado Apartment Association reported that 97% of apartment renters paid their rent in July. The national average payment rate is 94.5%. And evictions in Colorado are down 52% from pre-Covid levels. According to U.S. Census Bureau estimat...