Beer in Grocery stores Jan 1, impact on you and real estate, 60% go under

Beer in Grocery stores Jan 1, impact on you and real estate, 60% go under

Colorado is an odd state.  You are unable to buy full strength beer in grocery stores. In almost every other state, you can walk into a grocery store and buy wine/beer, but not in Colorado.  That is all changing come January 1st.  Why the change?  What is the impact...
Denver sales plunge, inventory up 47%, Luxury now buyers’ market

Denver sales plunge, inventory up 47%, Luxury now buyers’ market

It looks like Black Friday is coming to Denver front range real estate with the luxury market (above 1m) officially entering a buyers’ market and on sale!   According to the November report by the Denver Metro Association of Realtors, active listings are up 47% from...
50% of Airbnb’s unlicensed in Denver –> Does Lake Tahoe have the answer

50% of Airbnb’s unlicensed in Denver –> Does Lake Tahoe have the answer

According to AirDNA 50% of all nightly rentals in Denver are currently unlicensed and not paying the appropriate taxes.  Denver implemented various rules to try to crack down on nightly rentals requiring all nightly rentals to be a primary residence.  It doesn’t...

Ready for pot in Grocery stores; impact on Colorado real estate

Are you ready for marijuana sales in grocery stores? You can pick up a gallon of milk and marijuana in one convenient location!  Canada recently passed legislation legalizing marijuana for the entire country and two provinces announced that they will allow sales in...

Longmont real estate precedent will cost you lots of $$$

Longmont, in Boulder county Colorado, is setting some interesting real estate precedents that could impact the rest of Colorado.  This precedent will be far reaching and will be very expensive not only for residents of Longmont but throughout the state.  Longmont,...
Is Denver headed for a correction? How does this impact real estate throughout Colorado

Is Denver headed for a correction? How does this impact real estate throughout Colorado

“The U.S. economy will run strong for two more quarters before peaking this summer and sliding into a mild recession early next year”, predicted economist Alan Beaulieu, a specialist in long-term economic cycles. Fortunately, Colorado should hold up better than most...