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Denver Housing Market: June 2023

"We are observing a rise in inventory and a corresponding decline in demand, causing a shift between supply and demand dynamics, ultimately resulting in seasonal price reductions." Megan Aller, First ...

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Denver Housing Market Report for May 2023

The usual activity we see this time of year has decreased due to economic uncertainty and higher interest rates, which reflects in the report for May.
Interest Rates Inched Up For the Month of May
Since November 2022, the 30-year fixed mortga...

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Denver Housing Market: April 2023

Denver Housing Market: April 2023
If you have questions about interest rates, inventory, and changes in home prices, our latest Denver Housing Market Report can provide you with all the information you need to make informed decisions. Please c...

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Denver Housing Market: March 2023

Have questions about interest rates, inventory, and changes in home prices? Our Denver Housing Market Report covers it all! Allow us to assist you in making informed decisions. Get in touch with us today!

Inventory Remains a Key Issue fo...

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Eagle County Real Estate Market Report | June 2022

June 2022 Eagle County Real Estate Market Snapshot
While the number of homes in the ‘sold’ column are declining, the median and average sales price of properties, as well as new listings, continue to rise in Eagle County Real Estate Market...

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Denver Real Estate Market Report for September 2021

Prices are up but waiting to buy could cost you
DMAR's numbers from September 2021 are out and many important figures are up this month: prices, days on market, and inventory. The average price of a single-family detached home is currently $...

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Denver Real Estate Market Report for June 2021

Denver's Housing Market Incredibly Active and Inventory Receives a Much Needed Bump

In June 2021, Denver saw a large increase in homes for sale compared to last month, but buyers are still facing challenges — prices are still on the rise...

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