Colorado real estate values: tax revenue, free valuation tools, court rulings and how Boulder, Denver and Greeley compare.
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? ...
Unfortunately, as the Colorado real estate market has heated up, so have the number of “questionable” appraisals. I was recently sent an appraisal with a value of 550k on the picture above, just the garage looking structure in the picture. Fortunately, there are...
Facebook, Twitter, and other high-tech companies have announced plans to disburse their California workforces and allow many (in the case of Twitter all) of their employees to work remotely. This new trend will have lasting impacts on real estate, not just in...
Wow, what a crazy time we are in. Less than a month ago, I was at Copper Mountain when the Governor announced the closure of all ski resorts. Shortly thereafter, kids were running around the house with schools closed and most businesses were shuttered or working...
Location Inc, founded by Andrew Schiller (he accurately predicted the last real estate bust), came out with new real estate predictions for the Northern Colorado Front Range. According to recent models, Boulder will plunge by 19% by 2022 while Greeley should be a...
As a private lender for over twenty years and riding through various cycles, I’ve seen it all in real estate. There is one preventable mistake that is made by property owners that always surprises me. It is such an easy task and doesn’t cost much money but can save...
The recent U.S. supreme court ruling sets one of the biggest precedents in recent history that will impact Colorado considerably beyond the case decided. The supreme court recently ruled 6-3 that states can legalize gambling. Why should Colorado care? How about...
The Federal government has released a new tool to track
There is a new initiative in town to drastically limit growth throughout the front range. Lakewood successfully passed (still in litigation) an initiative to limit new residential development to 1% of the existing housing stock. Why is this important? A very...
