In today’s world, email scams (aka phishing attempts) are common. But if you’re vigilant and know the warning signs, you can avoid falling prey. There are plenty of helpful tips on how you can protect yourself from a phishing attempt. I recommend doing a quick Google search to learn all you can about how to… [Read More]
Market Report Denver Real Estate – May 2017
The Denver home market saw more listings for sale, new homes coming onto the market, an increase in homes going under contract, and homes closing at record prices. Buyer demand continues to outpace the homes available for sale. Buyers are creative in their offers and sellers are looking at all options. Multiple offers, bidding wars,… [Read More]
Coors Field: Baseball Stadium Trivia
Hi All! I love this time of year. So many things to do in the Denver Metro area. The 2017 baseball season is in full swing, and here in Colorado we have one of the most fabulous stadiums in the country. Coors Field opened 22 years ago last month and has been the home of… [Read More]
Home Prices Climb in Unseasonable Winter
It has been an unseasonably hot winter in housing as home prices hike higher, according to Clear Capital’s recently released Home Data Index (HDI) report, showing national quarterly home price growth at 0.9 percent. Regional quarterly price growth, per the report, was mixed: 0.7 percent in the Northeast, an increase; 0.8 percent in the Midwest,… [Read More]
Market Report Denver Real Estate April 2017
Spring is here. More new listings are coming on to the market. Now is the time of the prime home selling/buying season, and the market is off and running. Mortgage interest rates have increased at this time. Buyer demand is huge. Active listings are increasing; but homes are selling fast on average in less than… [Read More]
7 Ways Home Sellers Turn off Homebuyers
When it’s time to sell your home, you can invest a ton of time, energy and money into getting the place ready for sale. You might declutter, stage and even remodel the house to make it as appealing to buyers as possible. Sometimes, though, no amount of preparation can overcome something in the home that,… [Read More]
Time spent in the April garden pays year-round dividends
Activity in the Front Range and yard starts heating up in April, but don’t rush the planting season. Unless you’re planting cold-hardy pansies and violas or sowing cool-season vegetables, it’s better to wait until the last danger of frost has passed. Along the Front Range, if you want to be 80% confident frosts are past,… [Read More]
Popular Curb Appeal Trends for 2017 – New Ideas for First Impressions
Never underestimate the value of a pretty face… on your home or a client’s home. A curbside facelift is money well-spent, whether prepping to sell your house, increasing its equity value, or just for your own pleasure. These new ideas and trends should get your creative juices flowing. Rethink the Front Door REALTORS® have long… [Read More]
Market Report Denver Real Estate March 2017
February was another great month in the Denver home market. By the numbers, the inventory of available homes for sale is 3,531 homes at February month end, 4,316 homes came onto the market, 4,161 homes went under contract, 2,964 homes closed at a median sold price of $355,000 and an average sold price of $399,269… [Read More]
Could your home have a serious radon gas problem?
The problem of radon in our homes has not been as prevalent a news topic as it has been in the past. However, radon is still a very real problem that all home owners should be aware of, especially since the EPA estimates that Colorado has one of the highest concentrations of radon gas in… [Read More]
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