Inflation is rising at a historic pace, putting pressure on budget-conscious consumers that hasn't been felt in decades. Prices for goods and services have reached a year-over-year rate of 9.1%, the highest the U.S. has experienced since 1981, according to…
Colorado's real estate market is one of the hottest in the country, and despite the pandemic-induced market uncertainty, it's still holding up quite well. Recent reports show that the housing market in the Denver Metro area is taking a turn,…
Looking for investment rental properties can be a huge challenge, especially for a novice investor. It’s not just a matter of finding a real estate agent to help you buy, or looking up property values on Redfin and Zillow. You…
During my (38)-year career, I’ve seen it happen over-and-over again: business owners sign a lease that seems completely acceptable, but their real estate leasing/purchasing broker hasn’t done their due diligence to help the business owner identify risks and liabilities that…
With fluctuations in interest rates, prices, and housing stocks, it seems likely the real estate market will experience a correction, but preparing for a downturn is possible. There are six steps you can take to protect your investments and come out the other side stronger than before.
As we embark on the second half of the year, there is both statistical and anecdotal evidence we are beginning to see some signs of a historic “normal” market. The dynamics of our market are unique, and this article offer more specifics for luxury/resort and down valley buyers and sellers.
Like most things, timing to sell at the top of the market is very challenging. But, based on current buyer demand and limited supply, it's anticipated that the Vail Valley and Down Valley markets will continue to see price appreciation. See more advice from the pros about selling your property at the right time.
