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As market cools, Colorado home prices finally level out
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Home prices in Colorado are finally behaving the way that market economics would predict they should, following two years of flat-to-declining real estate sales. They’ve leveled out. That’s according to the newest Market Trends report by the Colorado Association of Realtors. The report shows the median price of a single-family home in the state dropped…
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Metro Denver real estate agents strive to interpret NAR settlement
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Spring typically marks high tide for the residential real estate market, according to Colorado agents. And this spring – with a low inventory of homes available to meet buyer demand – is no exception. Right now, brokers working that market are experiencing some added anxiety as they struggle to interpret a $418 million settlement by the…
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Metro Denver real estate agents strive to interpret NAR settlement
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Spring typically marks high tide for the residential real estate market, according to Colorado agents. And this spring — with a low inventory of homes available to meet buyer demand — is no exception. Right now, brokers working that market are experiencing some added anxiety as they struggle to interpret a $418 million settlement by the…
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Metro Denver real estate agents strive to interpret NAR settlement
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Spring typically marks high tide for the residential real estate market, according to Colorado agents. And this spring — with a low inventory of homes available to meet buyer demand — is no exception. Right now, brokers working that market are experiencing some added anxiety as they struggle to interpret a $418 million settlement by the…
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Denver City Council preview: Public hearing on proposed 27th and Larimer tax increment areas
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The Denver City Council will examine a proposal that would impose a moratorium on mobile home parks as a way to preserve affordable housing, and they’ll listen to the public regarding the creation of an urban redevelopment area (URA) in the 2700 block of Larimer Street in Five Points. If approved, the redevelopment would be…
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Mobile home slides
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Slides shared with the Denver City Council explaining the need for a citywide moratorium on mobile home park redevelopment.
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Interest rates, inflation trend during slow season in October Housing Report
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Interest rates increasing alongside inflation are emphasizing the already slow fall season in home sales, according to the October 2022 Market Trends Housing Report from the Colorado Association of Realtors. In one month, new listings of single-family homes for the metro-Denver area decreased more than 25% and lowered 20% statewide. The market maintained a healthy…
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WATCH: Colorado Conversations panel discusses solutions to state’s affordable housing problem
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Solutions to Colorado’s lack of affordable housing problem will have to come from myriad angles, including regionalizing and streamlining permitting, increasing the skilled labor workforce and curing “NIMBYism,” industry experts said Thursday during a “Colorado Conversations” panel discussion. The event, hosted by The Denver Gazette and Colorado Politics, focused on the causes of extremely low…
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Colorado Realtors laud legislators of the year
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The Colorado Association of Realtors has named its legislators of the year. They are Sen. Bob Gardner, R-Colorado Springs, and Reps. Matt Gray, D-Broomfield; Mike Weissman, D-Aurora; and Terri Carver, R-Colorado Springs its legislators of the year. It is the second year in a row Gray has received the award for supporting Realtors’ issues. The…
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Study cites costs of oil and gas measure; Ken Salazar calls it unconstitutional
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A study by a business coalition released July 27 crunched the costs of putting 2,500-foot setbacks between homes and oil and gas operations in Colorado. “If passed, this initiative will have a devastating impact on our economy,” Earl Wright, chairman of the Common Sense Policy Roundtable Board of Directors, said of Initiative 97, whose backers…