Denver Market Trends | August 2021
The July DMAR Market Trends data was released this week, and there are two notable trends.
Denver Market Trends | July 2021
Inventory is coming back online. Know how I know? Because I am reading headlines that tell me so. Okay, I’m kind of joking, but not really. Homebuyers and sellers are trying to figure out if now is the time to jump in or jump out.
Denver Market Trends | June 2021
Did you experience the recent real estate false peak? It “felt” like it loosened up a little during the second half of May. Did you feel it? Like there were more opportunities for buyers as more inventory came on the market.
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Denver Market Trends | May 2021
Does it feel like a market of extremes? It does. It has. For over a year now. An extreme abrupt stop to business, shut down, fear, anxiety, release, cautious engagement, then full-on party.
Denver Market Trends | April 2021
With inventory dropping below 2,000, this storyline will not get reconciled so easily. The hope for more inventory this spring is still hanging on, but March typically defines the turning point when supply starts to satiate.
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Fannie is Making it Harder for Investors, Condos, Refis
Bottom line.. rates are going up. But it won’t be in a straight line. Purchase power is slipping and Calabria strikes again
Inflation is About to Go Up…Rates Will Follow
The country is opening up; Denver is on Blue Status; Texas and Mississippi threw all the rules out; and more people are getting vaccinated…
Denver Market Trends | March 2021
February was a sea change that highlighted an anxious economy ready to embrace herd immunity and start a new version of normal. The House of Representatives passed the $1.9 trillion stimulus bill without a single Republican vote.
