The Only Perspective on Denver Real Estate You Need!
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
Denver real estate growth shows no signs of slowing - time to sell!
The Denver Post continues to provide the news that most Denver metro residents don't want to hear. The growth rate has not slowed while wages aren't increasing proportionately and new construction continues to lag - meaning the perfect storm for a competitive housing market continues. Some of the highlights are: 1. The US Census Bureau determined that Denver tops the 50 most-populous US cities for population gain rate (see below) 2. As a state, Colorado's population rose by a
This Is the One Thing You Need to Complete Any Room
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
Denver Deemed Best City for Businesses & Career
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
