Colorado Tourism breaks records, Companies in Denver are racing for the exits

Colorado Tourism breaks records, Companies in Denver are racing for the exits

The recent tourism data shows visitors spent over 28 billion dollars visiting Colorado.  At the same time more business are packing up shop and heading for greener pastures.  Why the diverging fates for tourism and businesses.  Is the trend of increasing tourism and...
Big changes in Colorado real estate, every major market impacted

Big changes in Colorado real estate, every major market impacted

Wow, it seems Colorado real estate has turned on a dime.  Even with interest rates coming down inventory is increasing throughout the country. What does this mean for Colorado real estate?  When I zoom into some of Colorado’s biggest cities, there is one other trend...
Denver targets businesses again, this time it will hit your tank

Denver targets businesses again, this time it will hit your tank

There is a new proposal  by the Denver city council to prohibit the construction of gas stations.   The new bill puts forth several proposals that would make it increasingly difficult if not impossible to build new gas stations in Denver County.  Ironically it will...
Crested Butte drops 13% is this signaling a reset in ski prices

Crested Butte drops 13% is this signaling a reset in ski prices

The most recent data in Crested Butte tells an interesting story.  Single family homes continued to increase in value while town home median prices have decreased 13%.  What is happening in Crested Butte and other mountain towns causing property declines?  Why are...
6 CO ski towns rentals effect on estate

6 CO ski towns rentals effect on estate

Voters in Steamboat Springs, Aspen, Dillon, Glenwood Springs, Carbondale, and Summit County will all decide whether to impose additional taxes, with at least part of those funds in each municipality going to support affordable housing. What are the new short term...