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A Look Ahead to the Q4 2022 Housing Market
The future is not certain but it is predictable. The supply and demand of active listing inventory is the biggest story in the real estate market—and potentially for the foreseeable future. Predicting markets has long been a hobby for some...
Digging Deeper: August 2022 Records
August 2022 was yet another record-breaking month - but only in two categories. In this report, the DMAR Market Trends Committee examined the various records broken in this month. CLOSE PRICE — MEDIAN (Residential) $579,900 repr...
Rising interest rates, timid buyers shift Denver housing market
Despite limited inventory, prices drop, time on market increases With interest rates rising, the Denver housing market is cooling off, and sellers are starting to feel squeezed. The days of multiple offers thousands of dollars over list...
Denver’s Biggest Events for October 2022
Florence + the Machine (Oct. 1, 2022) – The English indie rock band is back with a new album. See them at Ball Arena. Sammy Lee: Taking Root (Oct. 1, 2022–Feb. 5, 2023) – Using traditional Korean paper-making techniques, s...
13 Fall Front Porch Ideas: How To Decorate Your Porch Space For Autumn
One way to add curb appeal to your home is by tastefully decorating your front porch. Some homeowners take it a step further by adding seasonally specific decor to their porches. Fall is an especially fun season to decorate for, e...
Will Home Prices Plummet?
This was a BIG story on Realtor.com last week as the story began with existing home sales prices have dropped by $10k since May. However, “We are going to see prices drop as we do seasonally,” said Realtor.com Chief Economist Danielle Hale....
DMAR Real Estate Market Trends Report | SEP. ’22
Denver Metro Association of Realtors® releases greater Denver Metro real estate market report indicating a return to a pre-Covid residential market. All major statistical categories point towards the market slowing down. Days in the MLS wen...
Here’s how much money you need to afford rent in the 15 most expensive U.S. cities
You’ll need to earn at least twice as much as most Americans if you want to rent an average-priced apartment in the most expensive U.S. cities, a new analysis finds. In just under half of the 50 most-populated cities in the States, the cos...