by Glen Weinberg | Mar 12, 2020 | Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado Ski real estate, Colorado Ski towns, Condo Lending, Denver real estate values, General Colorado Information
I was recently at a major grocery store in Steamboat and toilet paper and water were both sold out; this is a bit perplexing as if there is no water, how are you going to flush the toilet? Did you know that Colorado has a metric to predict the next recession that is...
by Glen Weinberg | Dec 6, 2019 | Aspen hard money, Boulder Real Estate, Breckenridge, Colorado Commercial Property Valuation, Colorado commercial real estate, Colorado Ski real estate, Colorado Ski towns, Denver real estate values, General Colorado Information
“Ghost Kitchens” are on the rise? What are they anyway (no they are not haunted kitchens)? What is causing this new phenomenon? How will this impact real estate? My first experience with a “ghost kitchen” was in Breckenridge Colorado about three years ago where I...
by Glen Weinberg | Jun 13, 2019 | Aspen hard money, Breckenridge, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado Private Lending, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado Ski real estate, Colorado Ski towns, Ski lending/ investing
The 2018/19 season was Epic (or Ikonic depending on your pass preference) with every major resort posting record sales tax revenue, occupancy, and lodging rates. At the same time real estate continued to skyrocket in most mountain communities. With all this good...
by Glen Weinberg | Mar 24, 2019 | CO hard money, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado Living, Colorado Private Lending, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado Ski real estate, Colorado Ski towns
We all know cash is king, but in real estate this is even more important. What can the amount of cash tell us about a particular Colorado ski resort market (I took the pic above between Vail and Steamboat)? How can we use this information to guide our...
by Glen Weinberg | Jan 24, 2019 | Uncategorized
I think most people would agree, the current real estate expansion is getting a little “long in the tooth” and is poised for a correction/change. Real estate, like a hot air balloon, can’t go up forever. At some point it needs a break to refuel. Colorado is not...
