The downtown market isn’t as crazy as the rest of the city and suburbs. Homes are selling, just not as fast as the rest of the city, which isn’t unusual and most downtown areas across the country are the same.
Once our downtowns are revived again with our tourists, students, and business people I know this will change.
In the meantime, downtown is probably the best investment in the city because the prices stayed relatively flat for the past couple of years. That will change…
5 Tips for Buying in a Seller’s Market
Buying in a seller’s market in Denver in 2021 It’s been a tough year for a lot of buyers in the Denver metro area in 2020 – 2021. We’ve had so many houses come on the market and for almost every house there seems to be more than one buyer. Buyers are competing with other […]
What is a contingency?
What is a contingency? Simply put a contingency is a clause in the contract between the buyer and seller that something must happen prior to closing. In the Denver Housing market when we talk about a “contingency” it means someone must sell a house first before they can buy their next home. If we are […]
Can a seller accept a higher offer?
Can a seller accept a higher offer? The short answer is yes, but it isn’t exactly what you think. There are some circumstances that you need to consider and I’m going to break it down for you. When someone asks me if a seller can accept a higher offer I am going to think they […]
Denver Market Stats – September 2019
Denver Real Estate Market Stats – September 2019 It is NOT a buyers’ market. What’s happening? We still do not have very many homes for sale, we only had 9,286 at the end of September. The average for the end of September is 16,500. Because we have more homes on the market, more are selling. […]