This is the time of year that inventory is typically at it’s highest and prices are starting to go down. Will this fall be a good time to buy or sell?
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If you are buying a metro Denver home with an HOA, you should review the HOA documents. Learn which HOA documents the seller will give you, when you can review them, & what they are.
Prices are trickling down and inventory is moving up, both good signs for buyers. Read on to see what is happening with the market and if better days lie ahead for buyers or for sellers.
How Low Can It Go? Record low inventory is driving the Denver real estate market. Real estate inventory is down over 70% from average. What effect is that having on the market?
Metro Denver real estate prices are up over 20% (about $90,000) from this time last year. What is driving these prices? Is now the best time to sell or will it get better for sellers?
Denver real estate market sees record low inventory go even lower and record high prices go even higher. When will inventory come back to restore a balanced market?
When you sell your home, your real estate broker will present you with what seems like a myriad of contracts and forms throughout the transaction. Getting to know or familiarizing…
Record low inventory in the Denver area continues. Prices reach all time highs, sellers see bidding wars, appraisal gaps, escalation clauses…
Record Low Inventory In Denver Keeps Prices Steady As New Listings Go Under Contract In Days With Multiple Offers. See the numbers and learn what’s next.
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