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Denver Architectural Styles: Tudor Revival
The Tudor-revival home style, also sometimes referred to as English-revival, was a popular Denver home style throughout the 1920's and 1930's. Seen as a rustic, undemonstrative architectural choice, the Tudor-revival home was a departure fro...
Why Denver Is a Good Place For Investment?
Should you consider Denver real estate investment? Many real estate investors have asked themselves if buying a property in Denver is a good investment? You need to drill deeper into local trends if you want to know what the market holds ...
Front Range homeowners can expect to see an increase in their property tax bills
The pandemic pushed down values for several categories of commercial property, but it didn’t completely derail the increases that homeowners have experienced for the past decade, according to a report Monday from assessors in metro Denver an...
Housing market inventory is starting to recover
Housing starts jumped in March, recovering from a bleak February that included wild winter storms in the South, according to a recent report from the Census Bureau. Single-family housing starts rose 15.3% over the month to a pac...
President Biden’s FTHB Grant
Last week President Biden and Maxine Waters released the “Down payment Toward Equity Act of 2021”. This bill if it becomes law as written would give first-time home buyers $20k to $25k in a grant at closing to help them buy their first hom...
Denver Architectural Styles: Mid-Century Ranch
Mid-century ranch combines Spanish Colonial and Arts and Crafts styles A ranch house is typically a one-story structure that appears low to the ground due to low gabled roofs and extended eaves and features an open floor plan designed to ma...
Long-term rental licenses for Denver’s landlords going in front of a council committee
Protecting tenants is one of the goals, but others believe it’s a chance for landlords to pass on costs in an already-expensive rental market. By one estimate, Denver has about 54,000 homes, condos, row houses and apartment compl...
Weekly listings: inventory levels keep plummeting and prices keep soaring
Buyer demand continues to soar while supply of new listings continues to drop. Thus, inventory levels keep plummeting and prices keep soaring. When Will This End? Either buyer demand has to CRATER or supply has to SOAR! I believe the cha...