by Glen Weinberg | Mar 23, 2026 | 2026 Colorado legislative real estate bills, Aspen hard money, Basalt hard money, Boulder hard money, Colorado eviction ban, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado hard money loans, Colorado Living, Colorado private lender, Colorado real estate market trends, Colorado real estate prices, Colorado real estate trends, Colorado Real Estate values
The legislature is back at it again, thinking that they are going to solve the housing crisis by even more regulations and expense on property owners. The new proposal (HB 26-1106) will essentially ban evictions in many towns and quadruple the cost of evictions...
by Glen Weinberg | Mar 9, 2026 | 2025 new colorado real estate laws, 2026 Colorado legislative real estate bills, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado hard money loans, Colorado Living, Colorado private lender, Colorado property taxes, Colorado real estate market trends, Colorado real estate prices, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado Rent Control, Colorado rental laws, Colorado right of first refusal
2025 was the year for housing in the Colorado legislature; the underlying theme is that more regulation of everything will somehow bring costs down. Unfortunately the opposite is occurring with many lower priced rentals drastically increasing prices to comply with...
by Glen Weinberg | Jan 19, 2026 | Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado Living, Colorado real estate market trends, Colorado real estate prices, Colorado real estate trends, Colorado Real Estate values, Denver Hard Money, Denver hard money Lenders, Marijuana lending, Marijuana Lending / Banking
With the stroke of a pen, President Trump has radically altered federal law in regard to Cannabis. The big news is that Marijuana is no longer in the same classification as heroin. What does this mean for Colorado’s Cannabis industry? How will this impact Colorado...
by Glen Weinberg | Dec 29, 2025 | 2025 Colorado real estate predictions, Best 2026 Colorado Real Estate Investments, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado hard money loans, Colorado private lender, Colorado Private Lending, Colorado real estate prices, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado Ski real estate, Where should you invest in Colorado real estate in 2026
2026 looks like it is going to be a quite interesting year. Is it a rinse and repeat of 25? Inflation is remaining sticky, interest rates are high, while property taxes and insurance bills have skyrocketed throughout Colorado. There is a ton of negative news coming...
by Glen Weinberg | Dec 1, 2025 | Alterra (Ikon pass) ski real estate, Arapahoe Basin ski real estate, Aspen hard money, Best Colorado ski real estate, Best colorado ski town, Best real estate investments in Colorado, Breckenridge, Breckenridge hard money, Breckenridge real estate, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado Private Lending, Colorado real estate prices, Colorado real estate trends, Colorado Real Estate values, Copper Mountain Hard Money, Frisco hard money, Frisco real estate values, Granby CO real estate trends, Keystone hard money, Silverthorne CO real estate trends, Ski lending/ investing, Steamboat hard money, Summit county hard money lender, Telluride hard money, Vail Hard Money, Vail real estate trends, Vail real estate values, what is happening in Colorado real estate
Have you seen the viral video about Colorado ski real estate where it predicts “entire communities evaporating and the seemingly perfect town that has seen its median home price slashed by over 30% in just 6 months”. How real are these bold predictions? Hint, look...
by Glen Weinberg | Oct 27, 2025 | 2025 Colorado real estate predictions, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado hard money loans, Colorado Private Lending, Colorado real estate market trends, Colorado real estate prices, Colorado real estate trends, Colorado Real Estate values
Look at the chart above, the debt carried by Colorado’s residents is higher than any other state in the country including expensive states like California, NY, etc. The largest factor is mortgages but also note a stark increase in variable debt (credit cards,...
