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For several years, we got used to a real estate market that was anything BUT normal. Homes selling in a weekend. Multiple offers. Buyers waiving inspections. Sellers receiving tens of thousands of dollars over asking price. Interest rates in the 2s and 3s.
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Having more choices is great. But if every home is still priced too high, that only gets you so far. That's where fall's second advantage kicks in: asking prices start their seasonal decline.
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This spacious 3-bedroom, multi-level condo is back on the market with a fresh new price — and at $700,000, it’s worth another look!
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Would you rather have a beautifully remodeled, energy-efficient, adorable home in the heart of Boulder — or a sprawling home in Erie with room for pretty much everyone and everything?
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Still waiting for mortgage rates and home prices to come down? Here’s what the forecasts shows. Expect more of the same. Rates likely won’t change much – and prices will likely rise. Sometimes the best move isn't waiting for the market to change. It's finding out…
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or this little experiment, I looked around Boulder, Broomfield, Erie and Thornton — four communities that aren't terribly far apart geographically, but can give a buyer VERY different options at roughly the same price point.
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For the past couple of years, home price growth has been moderating – cooling from around 7% in mid-2024, according to Redfin. But the pace of that growth appears to have hit its low point and started to turn.
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Selling a home successfully starts long before the sign goes in the yard. See how my Superior clients transformed their home, maximized its value, and found the perfect dream home in Broomfield.
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The biggest transformation happened in the primary and hall bathrooms. We tore out dated carpet (yes...carpet in the bathrooms!), replaced the vanities, installed beautiful new tile surrounds in the tub and showers, and upgraded the primary bath with a gorgeous new soaking…
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Despite everything going on, buyer demand has been remarkably resilient.In fact, more sellers are getting to put up the “pending sale” sign now than during the last two years. What's even more surprising is that they're doing it at a time of year when activity usually…
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This isn't 2020 or 2021. It was never going to be. Those were the "unicorn years" – historic low mortgage rates, bidding wars on everything, homes flying off the market in days. That kind of market was a once-in-a-generation anomaly, not a baseline. So, when people…
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One of the biggest reasons mortgage rates haven't come down yet is inflation. And higher energy prices and uncertainty overseas are at least part of the reason inflation is still elevated. The encouraging news?