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 …

Everywhere you turn this spring, there are signs that the Denver real estate market is making a remarkable rebound. The year-over-year numbers are very encouraging, revealing that the number of Denver home sales has increased dramatically, Denver metro home prices are up, and inventory continues to be very tight.
Here are a few happenings in the Denver housing market this month:

According to the Denver Business Journal, there were 5,681 Denver homes placed under contract in April, which is a dramatic 20 percent increase percent from April 2011 and a 7 percent …

The Denver real estate market – often dubbed a buyer’s market over the past few years- is quickly becoming a seller’s market as housing inventory continues to decline. This means that it is time for prospective Denver homebuyers to make their move.
As the inventory of homes for sale in Denver has steadily dropped over the past few months, every local agent  reports the same problem: there is no inventory of Denver homes for sale and buyer demand is growing steadily.
What is next for this Denver housing market? Find My Home Denver’s prediction …

Denver’s Cherry Creek North neighborhood, one of the city’s most prestigious addresses, has undergone many changes over the past few years, including a $18.5 million streetscape renovation of its 16-block business district, commonly referred to as the “The New North.”
There could be more change in store for the Cherry Creek North neighborhood. According to a recent Denver Business Journal article, the Western Development Group released details this past week on its contested eight-story office and luxury condominium project, dubbed 250 Columbine. The project, which will span the 200 block of …