When moving to the Mile-High City, it’s exciting to contemplate what kind of architectural style fits your personality. Living in the shadows of the Rocky Mountains provides a breathtaking backdrop for dramatic contemporary homes, simple modern styles and everything in between. Some of the featured central Denver neighborhoods with state-of-the-art architecture include Highlands, RiNo, Alamo Placita, Cherry… [Read More]
Cocktail Chattables
The three most significant factors affecting the real estate market, nationally and in metro Denver, would be 1) low supply of available homes 2) buyer competition 3) small mortgage rate increases–in that order! Low Housing Inventory This is particularly true in high-growth cities such as Seattle, Portland, Dallas and Denver. The entry-level home segment of… [Read More]
Strong March luxury home sales in Denver Metro and record-breaking luxury home sales in Boulder according to LIV Sotheby’s
With Colorado’s real estate market entering the peak of its spring selling season, luxury home sales (sales over $1M) in Denver metro and Boulder continue to see a significant increase year-over-year, according to a March luxury market report, released by LIV Sotheby’s International Realty. In addition to a predictable increase of buyers entering the market as… [Read More]
Featured Central Denver Neighborhoods: Living in Uptown
Some of the featured central Denver neighborhoods include those that are “up and coming.” But Uptown Denver has already arrived. Some residents and visitors consider Uptown Denver as the capital of all that is hip and happening. City Park, one of the largest green spaces, is lined with fine dining, casual pubs bistros, cafes and… [Read More]
Insider: The Makings of a ‘Hot’ Housing Market
In many popular real estate markets (including Colorado’s), sellers have sat in the driver’s seat, enjoying the fruits of what many consider a booming time in real estate. But just what constitutes a ‘hot’ housing market? With the national unemployment rate riding a 17-year low, of just 4.1%, down from 10% in 2009, a low… [Read More]