by Glen Weinberg | Jan 2, 2020 | Colorado Commercial Property Valuation, Colorado commercial real estate, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado Private Lending, Colorado real estate market trends, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado Ski real estate, Denver real estate values, General Colorado Information, Ski lending/ investing
Happy New Year! It is time for my annual Colorado real estate market predictions. Is it dawn or dusk for real estate in Colorado? The main economic drivers in 2020 will be the pace mortgage rate increases, the election, and end of cycle volatility. Each of these...
by Glen Weinberg | Sep 19, 2019 | Denver Hard Money, Denver hard money Lenders, Denver Private Lenders, Denver real estate values
The Colorado Association of Realtors released their August statistics of the 7 county Denver metro area. Although Median sales price is up 2.5% YTD, two metrics are flashing warning signs. Days on the market has jumped 27% and percent of list price has declined. ...
by Glen Weinberg | Jul 11, 2019 | Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado Ski real estate, Denver hard money Lenders, Denver Private Lenders, Denver Private Lending, Denver real estate values, General Colorado Information
The Denver metro real estate market has performed a sudden U-turn with inventory up 28%, sold homes down 14%, and days on the market up 23%. This is the highest amount of inventory since October 2013. At the same time prices have held steady while mortgage rates...
by Glen Weinberg | Feb 8, 2019 | Denver Hard Money, Denver hard money Lenders, Denver Private Lenders, Denver Private Lending, Denver real estate values, General Colorado Information
Redfin, the online brokerage, released their recent search volume report which shows Denver is losing it’s “mojo”. Denver topped the list of metros people looked to leave, posting the highest net outflows in the fourth quarter. 24% of all users were searching to move...
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...
