Articles in the Congress Park Category
Congress Park, Denver Real Estate »
I recently received an interesting e-mail entitled, “Buyer Need,” from another Denver real estate agent, which exemplifys the current state of the Denver housing market.
The agent sent the e-mail because he is searching for Congress Park homes (priced between $400k-$625k) for his prequalified buyer. The buyers are looking for a home that falls within the boundaries of certain schools and streets.
This e-mail is proof of how quickly the Denver real estate market has turned around. I have not received many emails like this one over the past eight years, with the …
City Park, Congress Park, Denver Condos, Denver Real Estate, Highlands, Park Hill »
Neil Westergarrd of the Denver Business Journal wrote an interesting article last week, entitled, “Here comes “Generation Y” to the rescue … again.” Westergarrd discusses the many predictions out there that Generation Y will save the real estate market. This has been all the buzz lately with David Stevens, the head of the Federal Housing Administration, recently predicting that Gen Y willl spur a buying boom that is similar to their grandparents’ in the mid-20th century.
Generation Y is loosely defined as the 80 million children of the Baby Boomers who were born somewhere …
Congress Park, Denver Real Estate, Featured Listings »
Featured Listing: Congress Park Bungalow
1051 Jackson St.
$424,900
FindMyHomeDenver is pleased to introduce its newest listing – a beautiful Congress Park bungalow situated on a desirable 5940 sq. ft. lot. This home – located at 1051 Jackson St. – combines the best of worlds, offering the charm and character of an all-brick 1920s home, along with 21st century conveniences.
The bungalow features a huge master suite, a luxurious four-piece master bath with a double sink vanity and travertine shower enclosure, and his and her closets.
Recent updates to the home include: a professionally-finished basement, …
Baker, Congress Park, Denver Real Estate, Wash Park »
Selling a property through the “For-Sale-By-Owner” approach is frequently debated within the real estate world. We certainly don’t blame you for trying to sell your home yourself, versus enlisting the help of a Realtor. Upon first glance, it seems like a smart idea to put up a for-sale sign in the front yard to see if you get any interest. You avoid the hassle of selecting a real estate agent and avoid paying out any commission. However, most of the time, the “For-Sale-by-Owner” approach is not nearly as successful as using a …
