A recent report ranks Colorado as the 4th most expensive State in the entire country and has increased every year in the rankings the last four years. Is Colorado becoming Whole Foods with high prices on everything? How should this change your investing decisions in...
Denver Colorado hard money loans
Fairview Commercial Lending is a privately funded Colorado hard money lender with an office in Evergreen, lending since 1975.
You are paying substantially more in property taxes than you should.
Throughout the state of Colorado property owners are paying substantially more in taxes than they should due to one fundamental flaw in the assessment. Here is a recent example: I was asked to evaluate a property in CO springs for a loan. The purchase price...
Top cities exposed to AI, two are in Colorado
AI is the hottest term on Wall street with stocks tanking or zooming based on their AI longevity. Can the same be said about real estate? Are some real estate markets better positioned for AI than others? How exposed are Boulder and Denver to the coming AI...
Denver surpasses Tampa with fastest falling prices: is the sky falling
Home values in Denver are falling faster than any other major metro area tracked by a key index, earning the Mile High City a dubious distinction as the weakest housing market in the nation. From the chart above it looks like Denver is in a free fall compared...
Condos in Denver plummet does this signal wider problems ahead
Condos were once the hottest real estate in Denver and throughout the front range and now suddenly the tides have turned. Days on the market have jumped, prices are down, and sellers are now in a panic to dump properties. Is now a good time to...
I70 traffic snarls ski real estate
It seems like anytime there is even a hint of snow or the slightest breeze, I70 gets shut down for hours turning an 1.5 hour drive from Denver into a 5 hour adventure! What does this mean for ski real estate? Will ski traffic lead to lower real estate...
Denver minimum wage jumps 20/hour impact on real estate
As part of an ordinance passed by Denver City Council in 2019 to get the city’s lowest earners to a better wage and then link annual pay raises to the Consumer Price Index starting in 2023, Denver’s min wage has jumped 70% in the last 6 years. This has put Denver in...
New Ghost tax in Denver: how much will it cost you?
I’m amazed at the creativity in Denver to tax property owners more. The recent proposal is a “ghost tax” on select rental properties throughout Denver County. This ghost tax could be a game changer for the rental industry in Denver. What is in the new...
Why is Denver real estate falling?
Denver has a 1.5 billion dollar plus problem as office values in a free fall. This puts Denver in one of the top three worst office markets in the entire country. Ready for a huge rise in your property taxes? Why is Denver suddenly moving from hot to not? What...
Is Denver real estate actually rising?
Take a look at the chart above from the Colorado Association of Realtors. From the chart it looks like Denver real estate prices are staying constant or slightly rising. Now, look at the chart below from Zillow for single family for the same time period. The...
Denver takes property from an investor
A Denver judge recently "took" a property back from an investor that they bought at a 2021 foreclosure. What was the court case about? Why is this ruling so profound? Can lenders no longer loan on certain properties in Denver? What does this ruling...
New Construction law in CO will it help or hurt
The Colorado Legislature has proposed a new law to limit lawsuits against builders in order to incentivize builders to increase supply of affordable housing. Will the new law help or hurt the market. What is in the new bill and how does it radically change...
Closing volumes plummet in Denver, did they really?
I’ve heard from every realtor that 2024 was a tough year in Colorado, interest rates were high and closing volumes plummeted, look at the chart above of Denver it tells a much different story, but is that the whole story. Are volumes actually down regardless...
60% Surge in Denver Eviction Filings – Here’s Why
In April, Denver County recorded the largest number of eviction filings in one single month. There were 1,665 eviction filings, compared to 1,038 in April 2023 and 576 in April 2022. Why the sudden huge jump in eviction filings? Is this a trend or just a...
Colorado Mountain town tax revenue continues to grow, what does this mean for real estate prices?
Regardless of all the talk of a recession, soft landing, or something in between. Many Colorado mountain towns continue to see record tax sales revenue. How is this happening while domestic tourism is pulling back? What does this mean for the upcoming ski season? ...
















