by Glen Weinberg | Mar 27, 2023 | 2023 Colorado real estate predictions, are taxes going up or down in Colorado, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado hard money loans, Colorado property tax appeal, Colorado property taxes, Colorado real estate market trends, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado Realtor, Denver Hard Money, Denver hard money Lenders, Denver Private Lenders, Denver Private Lending, Denver private real estate loans, Denver real estate predictions, Denver real estate values
The legislature passed a little known bill in 2021 to allow property owners to defer their property taxes above 4% increase starting in 2023. On the surface, this sounds like a great plan. Why wouldn’t someone want to defer their property taxes. Unfortunately the...
by Glen Weinberg | Mar 6, 2023 | 2023 Colorado real estate predictions, 2023 Denver real estate predictions, Colorado real estate market trends, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado residential property values, Colorado taxes, Denver affordable housing initiative, Denver Hard Money, Denver hard money Lenders, Denver Private Lenders, Denver Private Lending, Denver private real estate loans, Denver real estate predictions, Denver real estate values
Last year Denver passed an “affordable housing program” that requires multifamily developments to pay linkage fees and/or reserve a percentage of units for low income housing. What has happened to apartment construction since passage? Were my original...
by Glen Weinberg | Feb 13, 2023 | 2022 Colorado election impact on real estate, are taxes going up or down in Colorado, Colorado Living, Colorado real estate market trends, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado Ski real estate, Colorado Ski towns, Colorado statewide zoning, Colorado taxes
With a supermajority, the legislature has been busy crafting bills that will radically alter the real estate landscape. The recent proposal allows the state to dictate zoning in every county throughout Colorado and eliminate single family zoning. As you...
by Glen Weinberg | Jan 30, 2023 | Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado hard money loans, Colorado Living, Colorado Private Lending, Colorado property insurance, Colorado real estate market trends, Colorado Real Estate values, Denver Private Lenders, how do I know if I am underinsured, how much property insurance do you need, Ski lending/ investing
State lawmakers are preparing to introduce a bill in the legislature that would create a state sponsored governmental program offering basic home insurance to the growing number of Colorado homeowners who say they can’t get coverage from private companies because the...
by Glen Weinberg | Jan 16, 2023 | Aspen hard money, Best Colorado ski real estate, Best colorado ski town, Breckenridge, Breckenridge hard money, Breckenridge real estate, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado Private Lending, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado Short Term Rental lending, Colorado Ski real estate, Colorado Ski towns, Copper Mountain Hard Money, Frisco hard money, Ski lending/ investing, Steamboat hard money, Summit county hard money lender, Telluride hard money
There is a condo complex in Steamboat where units have precipitously dropped in value while owners cannot sell, refinance, or in many cases use the units. The units themselves are fine, but there is one huge problem. What happened in Steamboat? Why is this a...
by Glen Weinberg | Dec 26, 2022 | Colorado 2023 real estate predictions, Colorado commercial real estate, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado hard money loans, Colorado Private Lending, Colorado real estate market trends, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado Realtor, Colorado residential property values, Colorado Ski real estate, Colorado Ski towns, Denver Hard Money, Denver hard money Lenders, Denver Private Lenders, Denver Private Lending
Wow, 2022 has been quite the year in real estate. In Denver, the average home price peaked at $913,000, a whopping 52% increase from 2019. In Summit County (home to Breckenridge, Keystone, etc..) the average home is 1.2m up 116% since the pandemic. Even with higher...
