One of the most frustrating things about this industry is the prevalence of over-generalizations. We've all heard it and perhaps even said it: "The market is hot" or some variation thereof. I am not indicating that it is wrong but for me it is not enough. As a savvy investor, I never make a decision such as buying or selling real estate without drilling down a bit more into the data. Further, when I advise clients, I that they understand the data in more detail with the most

This blog post may be a bit self-serving in nature but I am extremely excited to share it! There is a continual battle in my house about the one thing that Architectural Digest indicates you need to complete any room: mirrors! My husband and I disagree constantly about my use of mirrors so I am glad I have the experts to validate my opinion. Click HERE to see the comprehensive list of tips! #Decor #Design #Denver #DenverRealEstate

We have talked about it over and over again and we get your reasoning. We get that this generation witnessed their parents suffer through the Greatest Recession in memorable history. We get that this generation has an excess of debt, struggled to get their careers off, has the lower financial assets since the ‘80s and therefore has been off to a slow start financially. But statistics show that only 1 in 3 Millennials own a home and compared to previous generations, it is an u

Our economy seems to be at a crossroads. We can all sense that things are changing but with the unprecedented changes that we’ve seen in the last 10 years, it seems that many of us have become cautious of what the future holds. Let’s reflect on the last 10 years: it began with the economic boom/peak/whatever you want to call it of 2006-2007, which was followed by the Great Recession of 2008-2009. We saw few encouraging signs in 2009-2012 and some gains in 2013-2014 with a ste

Although economicists determined the US is no longer in recession, Gross National Product (GNP) hasn't posted stellar metrics, averaging 2.2% increase since 2008/2009. GNP recently fell 0.7% in the first quarter of 2015. The story for Denver is different and, in fact, thriving, for the following reasons: 1. Forbes evaluated 401 metropolitan cities to determine the best and worst business climates for which Denver was selected as number 1, moving up from fourth last year 2. Th

Denver regularly ranks high among the best cities for young professionals so it's not usually a surprise. While this article ranked Denver #4, it's who beat Denver that is the intreging part. That is, with lifestyles traditionally viewed as different from Denver, New York (#1) and San Fransisco (#3) often seem to be less likely to be the close competition that would edge out Denver. Further, among those with lifestyles traditionally viewed as similar to Denver, Portland (#10)