by Glen Weinberg | Oct 1, 2021 | Colorado Realtor, Colorado Ski real estate, Denver Hard Money, Denver hard money Lenders, Denver Private Lenders, Denver Private Lending, Denver real estate values
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...
by Glen Weinberg | Jul 9, 2020 | Denver Hard Money, Denver Private Lenders, Denver Private Lending, Denver real estate values, General Colorado Information
Denver, like many cities, is experiencing homelessness issues as property values and rents rise pricing many out. To help combat the homelessness issue, Denver Mayor Hancock has asked eight council members to submit locations for spaces of about one quarter acre to...
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 | May 3, 2018 | Boulder Real Estate, Colorado Real Estate values
Boulder, like many areas in metro Denver, has an affordability problem. The median home price in Boulder is more than one million. To counteract the steep rise in housing costs, Boulder has started a grand real estate “experiment”. In this experiment, the...
by Glen Weinberg | Apr 12, 2018 | Denver Hard Money, Denver hard money Lenders, Denver Private Lenders, Denver Private Lending, Denver real estate values
“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...
