Real Estate

From the most affordable cities and livable neighborhoods, to what real estate might look like this coming year, here's what's in store for the Colorado real estate market in 2020.

It is not impossible to secure top rent with a top tenant in today's rental market, but it pays off to pay attention to the details, do a bit of research, be patient and be more selective.

With a 30% dip in new listings statewide between October and November, the low inventory story continues to drive nearly every market across the state, according to the latest monthly market data from the Colorado Association of Realtors.

In the age of the internet, homeowners have more options than ever when listing a property. Owners can avoid the fees associated with going through a broker and list the property on a multiple listing service, but what is the best option?

More visitors and “positive” media recognition will continue to spur real estate demand in each of the top destinations. At the same time, supply is severely constrained in each of the Colorado mountain towns due to lack of land and high building costs.

Beyond the fact that architects design things, many people aren’t very familiar with what architects do. Yes, design is an enormously important part of being an architect, but the reality is that an architect’s job requires much more.

The recent October sales numbers show the market will remain healthy as inventory remains constrained. With the recent moves by the federal reserve to aggressively lower rates, this trend will likely continue for the foreseeable future, which is good news for sellers and bad news for buyers.

Are the winter conditions in Vail heating up the real estate market? Vail Valley realtor Mike Budd answers this question and more.

For millennials, house hacking is a viable investment strategy for first-time home buyers to afford living in the city, generate passive income and gain the freedom to live their ideal lifestyle.

As expected, new listings are down seasonally, and overall inventory remains a significant issue statewide. Yet, continued buyer demand has kept median and average sales prices relatively flat.

The House of Representatives passed a bill with bipartisan support that would allow banks to provide services to cannabis companies in states where it is legal. However, there are still a couple major hurdles before it becomes a law.

From tips and tricks for selling a home in the winter to reasons it’s a great time of year to buy and sell properties, here are ten things to consider when listing a property in the “real estate off season.”

Although many Coloradans associate regular exercise and wholesome eating with a healthy lifestyle (they’re not wrong), there’s still one major element of the wellness mix that’s often overlooked: the buildings and spaces where we live, work, learn and play.

Whether through downsizing, relocation or a restructuring of your workplace strategy, there are options on the table to prevent you from overpaying for your real estate.

A game-changing industry like cannabis has far-reaching impacts. Colorado’s real estate industry is sharing knowledge with professionals across the U.S.

Regardless of which option is best for you, there are a ton of reasons to utilize real estate as an investment vehicle. From duplexes to condos to single-family houses, there are a wide variety of options in neighborhoods across the city.

July is traditionally one of the larger months in ski real estate, so to see a swift decline in one of the biggest months for sales was a bit of a shock. Is there more going on with the recent sharp decline?

The Denver rental market is not slowing down. The current market conditions in Denver are showing that there is going to be a need for rental properties for a long time. But, it’s not all fun and games.

As impressive as it seems on its face, breaking down the numbers behind Colorado’s home prices since legalization shows just how hot the market’s been, and how much of that increase is due to legalized marijuana.