Jacob Antillon, SRA @Nextvalorem

Home prices skyrocketed again in Denver and Colorado Springs in February, but people kept buying them anyway cpr.org/2022/03/23/hom…

"In August, the median price for a Denver home was $540K, which was about the same as July. But that’s 17% higher than it was a year ago." "A record-low 3,582 homes were listed last month in metro Denver, marking a 35% decline from the same time in 2020" cpr.org/2021/09/03/den…

Cherry Hills Village mansion lists for $25M, a record for Denver metro area denverpost.com/2021/05/30/che… via @denverpost

Denver will force landlords to get licenses to rent their properties denverite.com/2021/05/03/den… via @denverite

Colorado Springs is outpacing Denver. Half of all homes were selling in under 38 days — six days faster than last year, and 42 days faster than the rest of the country. realtor.com/research/febru…

2020 Real Estate Outlook: Expert Predictions For Mortgage Rates, Home Prices, Tech And More via @forbes forbes.com/sites/alyyale/…

Colorado DORA: Understanding Appraisals and Appraisers. content.govdelivery.com/accounts/CODOR… via @Granicus

Denver’s highly competitive real estate market (the most competitive in the nation, according to Forbes) 5280.com/2019/03/dont-b…

Avg metro Denver home sales prices > $500,000 x.com/KMcClungDenBiz…

Kelcey McClung @KMcClungDenBiz

9 years ago

Average metro Denver home sales prices pass $500,000 in February- bit.ly/2FdAbtD

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Article by the Denver Post regarding the shortage of housing in Denver, expected to peak this year with deficit of 32,000 homes and apartments Denver's chronic housing shortage may peak this year, but the fix could take another decade dpo.st/2Dy8p6x via @denverpost

NAR: Most home prices are expected to increase by 1.9% on average in 2018, here are the top 5 states where prices will rise more than the average: 1. Colorado: 5.9% 2. Utah: 5.7% 3. Arizona: 5.6% 4. Washington: 5.5% 5. Idaho: 5.5% nar.realtor/research-and-s…

According to Zillow The total value of all U.S. homes in 2017 is $31.8 trillion. If you click on the graph and fast forward to Dec 2017, CA is at $7.3 trillion. The state of CO is estimated at $0.8 trillion zillow.com/research/total…

See the "Home Price Perception Index." Denver Appraisals are approx. 2.5% higher than homeowners estimates, exceeding most major U.S. metro areas, except for Dallas. Gap Between Owner and Appraiser Opinions of Home Values Narrows for Fourth Straight Month quickenloans.com/press-room/201…

The effects of the hip & hot LoHi area are being felt in Sunnyside, a primarily working-class neighborhood. Lack of affordability & displacement soon to follow. New construction creeping up from Highland means rapid growth for Sunnyside denverite.com/sunnyside-denv… via @Denverite

More Coloradans moving out as population growth brings traffic headaches, higher home prices.. "In 2016 193,000 Coloradans moved away, 223,000 moved here. Metro Denver homes are up 57% the past 8 yrs, Avg rents since mid-2009 are up 63.6%" dpo.st/2An5dtp via @denverpost

Inbox: Here's a flashy rendering for the baseball entertainment district planned atop the current sea of parking SW of Coors Field (across 20th St, betw Wynkoop Plaza & Wazee). Rockies got development rights from the city. Plan is hotel/retail/residential/office/entertainment.

Interesting comparison between today's market vs a decade ago: 2006 median FICO: 700 VS 2017 median FICO: 734 2007 Avg. Months Supply: 6.4 VS 2017 Avg. Months Supply: 4.2 Flips accounted for 8.6% of 2006 sales VS Flips currently account only 5% rismedia.com/2017/11/13/hom…

Denver shows off plans to replace infamous "slot home" denverite.com/replace-dreade… via @Denverite

.@confluence_co plans massive housing complex for Sunnyside bit.ly/2jVn8n1 via @Denverite

Denver @ 8.3% annual Growth CoreLogic: Home Prices Up 7%; 34% of Markets ‘Overvalued' | Mortgage Bankers Association shar.es/1PT94y