2022 Colorado real estate predictions, will the party continue one more year?

2022 Colorado real estate predictions, will the party continue one more year?

Wow, 2021 has been quite the year in real estate.  Statewide, the median home price is now $532,000, up 18.5% from last year. In Summit County (home to Breckenridge, Keystone, etc..) the median home is now 1.6m up almost 30% from last year.  Where does Colorado real...
Investors purchase record number of homes (1.7b) in Denver, what does this mean for values

Investors purchase record number of homes (1.7b) in Denver, what does this mean for values

According to a recent Redfin study, investors purchased almost 17% of all houses in metro Denver, up from 9% a year ago.  “Investors are expecting rents to increase in the coming years,” said Redfin Chief Economist Daryl Fairweather.  What does this mean for real...
Denver prices drop 5%,  listings jump 11%, closings fall 13%, what is happening in Denver real estate

Denver prices drop 5%,  listings jump 11%, closings fall 13%, what is happening in Denver real estate

September was an interesting month in Denver metro real estate.  After two plus years of breakneck real estate sales, Denver real estate is starting to moderate.  What was in the September data?  What does this mean for the future of Denver real estate?  Will prices...
Is the I buyer taking over Denver real estate

Is the I buyer taking over Denver real estate

Denver Colorado is becoming the testing ground for the new Ibuyer frenzy with new players entering every day.  Is the ibuyer program just hype or will it actually “radically alter” how real estate is bought and sold in Denver and the front range? What is the ibuyer...
Investors purchase record number of homes (1.7b) in Denver, what does this mean for values

Superstar cities are (probably) immune from WFH, what does this mean for Denver?

Google bets 2.1 billion that cities like NY, Denver, Atlanta, etc… are immune from WFH.  What is Google saying with their actions on the future of work from home.  Why are “superstar” cities unlikely to feel much impact from the future of work from...
Rent jumps 22% in Colorado, will real estate values “correct”?  The federal reserve thinks so.

Rent jumps 22% in Colorado, will real estate values “correct”?  The federal reserve thinks so.

Apartment rents are rising rapidly across the northern Front Range, about triple the rate seen before the pandemic, with annual gains almost 20% in places like Parker and Colorado Springs.  What is causing the large increases in rents?  What did the federal reserve...