Market Data Troutman Park Mid-Year Real Estate Review Now that we’ve made it through a very unique 1st half of 2020 it’s a good time to look back and see how Troutman Park’s Real Estate market has done compared to other recent years. Many felt like property values would decline like so many other investments did through all the Covid-19 adjustments. If you […]
Economic How has the housing market faired through Covid-19? On this week’s episode Chief Economist, Matthew Gardner, analyzes several aspects of the housing market to see how it has fared over the past 16 weeks amid COVID-19.
Community Buying With your Pets in Mind! Image source: Canva   For many of us, pets play a central role in our home life, so taking into account what is best for them when buying a home is important for both their happiness and that of your entire household.   Your neighborhood   When looking for homes that are well suited to […]
Home Design Setting Up your Home Gym Image Source: Canva   As the stay-at-home hours add up, setting up a home gym is not only physically beneficial, but can bring some added mental wellness to the new normal many of us find ourselves in. In comparison to a gym membership, even with the up-front investment of purchasing equipment, an at-home gym can […]
Market Data More Homes Needed to Balance Market Our Real Estate market is in short supply right now! More homes are necessary to fulfill the need of current buyer demand. Compared to exactly one year ago, the supply of homes is down: 32.6% in Metro Denver 25.1% in Northern Colorado An interesting and useful measurement we track is months of inventory.  This stat […]
Economic Chief Economist discusses housing affordability Matthew Gardner discusses housing affordability and how he believes that despite the impact of COVID-19, affordability issues will remain and may actually get worse as we move forward.    
Economic Chief Economist’s Housing & Economic Update On this week’s episode of “Mondays with Matthew”, Matthew Gardner discusses what is needed to motivate more Millennials to buy and the important role they play in the long-term health of the US housing market.
Blog Beautiful Townhome in Wellington! Great opportunity with this End Unit Townhome at 3450 Saratoga St #1A in Wellington Pointe. Move in Ready with Brand New Carpet! You’ll appreciate the 2 Car Garage, Vaulted Ceilings & Fully Fenced back yard here. The loft does have a closet and could easily be converted to a 3rd bedroom or kept as an […]
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greeley real estate Mid Century Modern Home in Greeley! Well maintained Mid-Century ranch on a large lot at 2409 W 8th Street in Greeley! The Bay Window, Hardwood Flooring and Arched entries give you all the character that is so desirable with homes of this era. Stainless Steel appliances highlight the kitchen. Great outdoor living and entertaining with the huge covered patio! When it […]
Sellers Home Sellers Checklist to Stay Safe while Selling your Home   Staying organized while uprooting your life and moving from one home to another can feel impossible. Not only are you trying to get the best financial return on your investment, but you might also be working on a tight deadline. There’s also the pressure to keep your home clean and organized at all times […]
Buyers Questions to Ask with Virtual Home Tours Image Source: Canva   Thanks to COVID-19, the new reality is that many open houses and home tours are being conducted virtually. For prospective home buyers, this new territory brings an added element to prepare for in the home buying process. Some of the questions that should be asked in a virtual home tour parallel […]
Market Data Mortgage Rate Forecast for the rest of 2020 This week on “Mondays with Matthew”: Now that things have settled down somewhat following the initial impact of COVID-19, Matthew dives into the topic of mortgage rates. Will they go below 3%? Matthew discusses this and the factors that have formed his updated 2020 and 2021 mortgage rate forecast.   
Uncategorized How Fast are Homes Selling? Here’s something true about today’s market.  Properties are selling fast. Compared to one year ago, the number of days it takes for a property to sell is significantly lower. The industry term is “Days on Market” or DOM. DOM is way down. Here is the comparison of May 2020 versus May 2019: Metro Denver down 22% […]
Fort Collins Real Estate Remodeled Mid Century Ranch in Fort Collins! Remodeled Mid Century Ranch at 1302 Laporte Ave in Old Town just North of City Park! Newer roof, windows, kitchen, siding, floors all done with in the last 5 years. Detached two car garage and recently paved driveway for great off street parking. The open floor plan features a huge living room and kitchen with […]
Market Data Pent Up Demand We notice a very interesting dynamic in the market right now. There was clearly a pent-up real estate demand created during the recent time when in-person showings were not allowed.  The numbers back it up. First, a little background.  During a portion of “Shelter in Place,” all in-person viewing of properties ceased.  Instead, buyers spent […]
Buyers What the Numbers Say April represents the first time we can look at the impact of COVID-19 on a full month of real estate activity. To no one’s surprise, activity in April in terms of closings and new contracts did slow significantly. Much of this slowing was caused by in person showings not being allowed for most of the […]
Market Data Economist Q&A Webinar (Wed 4/22) On Wednesday April 22nd you are invited to a special online event with Windermere’s Chief Economist Matthew Gardner. He will be giving his insights into the U.S. economy and what that means for real estate along the Front Range of Colorado. You will hear the answers to the biggest questions we are hearing from clients […]
Market Data Compare Troutman Park Home Valuations Here Online home valuations can vary quite a bit. When I looked up my homes value online I found estimates that ranged anywhere from $435,836 to $525,442 (that’s an 18% margin). After looking over a market analysis I prepared the fact of the matter is that my home’s worth somewhere around $435,000 to $450,000. If you’re […]
Market Data Economic Impact of NoCo’s Public Universities A recent study by Emsi illustrates the economic impact that Northern Colorado’s Public Universities have on our local economy.
Market Data Economic History Lesson With the stock market on a wild ride and the Dow Jones dropping nearly 1,000 points yesterday, it makes some people wonder if the local real estate market might also crash or at least “correct.” A little history lesson is in order. Over the last 40 years, the real estate market along the Front Range has […]