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May 2022 Market Trends Report Out Now
“While buyers may be thinking they overpaid if they bought two months ago, this is not the case,” commented Andrew Abrams, Chair of the DMAR Market Trends Committee and Metro Denver Realtor®. “They likely got a slightly lower interest ra...
Digging Deeper: April 2022 Records
April 2022 was yet another record-breaking month. In this report, the DMAR Market Trends Committee examined the various records broken in this month. ACTIVE LISTINGS (Attached) 759 represents the lowest April on record. The previous rec...
Rise in Temperature Coincides with the Rise in Rates and Prices
April 2022 real estate showed that sellers are eager to get their homes on the market during prime seasonality, and buyers shouldn’t sit on the sidelines. While inventory is on the rise, so are prices. The average price of a single-family de...
Denver architecture: Renaissance Revival
Renaissance Revival, also known as Italian Renaissance, is best identified by the horizontal divisions, usually defined by belt or string courses, and the different treatment in each division. This is sometimes accomplished by using differe...
Market Trends Reports | March 2022
Percent changes calculated using year-over-year comparisons. New Listings were up 11.0 percent for single family homes and 0.5 percent for townhouse-condo properties. Under Contracts decreased 3.3 percent for single family homes and 9.8 percent...
Denver is the 5th Least Affordable City
This was a big story last in the DBJ as Austin-based OJO Labs ranked Denver as the 5th least affordable area to live in the country. Only San Francisco, San Diego, Miami, and L.A. were considered more unaffordable. OJO Labs uses a ratio...
Denver architecture: Gothic Revival
Gothic Revival is best characterized by the pointed-arched window, steeply pitched roof, and picturesque composition. The English/French examples are predominately ecclesiastical and are vernacular versions of late Medieval churches. C...
Denver’s Biggest Events for May 2022
Modern Women/Modern Vision: Works from the Bank of America Collection (May 1–Aug. 28, 2022) – Celebrate the bold and dynamic contributions of women to the development and evolution of photography in the 20th century. Jason Isbell ...