Although inventory in Colorado’s real estate market remains low, slight increases in the number of available homes have signaled to homebuyers that relief may await them in the coming months. Several communities along the Front Range have seen encouraging boosts of available homes on the market in the past few weeks. For example, in Denver … More An Inventory Rebound May Be on the Horizon
Fall can be a great time to sell a home. With cooling temperatures and less people out of town on vacations than the summer, buyers are more willing to stroll through homes and find something to fall in love with. Set yourself up for selling success this season with these quick tips. #1: Look at … More Five Things to Do Before Listing Your Home this Fall
The last year has been a whirlwind in the real estate world. From the COVID-19-caused market halt to the subsequent tidal wave of homebuying, there has been no shortage of change in the marketplace. If you are interested in buying or selling a home but scratching your head trying to get a better grasp on … More Market Matters: What Buyers & Sellers Need to Know Now
Many individuals frequently (or at least occasionally) have “things to do, places to go, and people to see.” Most people are still busy, however there are fewer places to go and fewer people to actually see, unless you count FaceTime and Zoom meetings. We now spend a lot more time living and/or working from home, … More Cocktail Chattables
Ever since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been whispers of a housing bubble forming in the Denver Metro real estate market. With the virus scaring consumers out of the marketplace in the spring, followed by rapid market improvements in the early summer, some see this as a foreshadowing of a crash later … More Don’t Panic, Denver is Not Entering a Housing Bubble
This year has presented many challenges, but Denver Metro’s real estate market has proven tough enough to handle it. Pent-up demand from the delayed spring market has created an exciting burst of activity and some encouraging signs of recovery over the last few months. Each quarter of the year, LIV Sotheby’s International Realty (LIV SIR) … More COVID-19 Proves No Match to Denver Homebuyers‘ Desire to Move
Much has changed over the last few weeks. The world has had to adapt to a new way of living as we put our typical daily routines on hold and prioritize health and safety for the greater good. Many businesses have pivoted to strictly online operations, for the time being, to continue serving the consumers … More Digital Marketing Drives Real Estate During Time of Uncertainty
The market has remained active as buyers are enticed with eye-popping low interest rates. Even cash buyers have chosen to borrow mortgage money because it is so inexpensive. For investors earning four or 5% returns on their investments, paying +/- 3.5% on a mortgage makes great economic sense. CoreLogic recently released their 2020 Market Pulse … More Cocktail Chattables
The housing market in Metro Denver saw a strong finish to 2019. December of last year proved to be a healthy month for many sectors of the Metro Denver real estate market, according to LIV Sotheby’s International Realty’s (LIV SIR) monthly market reports. Total year-end sales volume in Metro Denver for 2019 increased by 7% … More Denver’s Real Estate Market Ends 2019 on a Positive Note According to LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
This summer has proven to be a unique setting for real estate, where both buyers and sellers are seeing strong benefits. For buyers, most areas have shown an increase in average days on market (even just slightly) which means there is more time for real estate decisions. That coupled with low mortgage rates make this … More Why Colorado’s Real Estate Market Continues to Rise