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People keep asking me, “Is the market softening?” It’s a great question and the answer is, “Yes,” and “No.”

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Few things stir the emotions of a person who is hunting for a home than the first impression upon approaching a house, an apartment, or any other dwelling.

If it feels like home…

Well, the housing buying frenzy in Colorado is over.
Or is it?
The inventory of homes is

Sold at $340,000 in Longmont’s Old Town North.

Have you ever wondered how home prices can continue to soar in Colorado, or wherever you may own a home? The reasons why may surprise you.

Potential changes to the tax code currently being considered by the new administration, could change one huge area of real estate: the 1031 Exchange. What does that mean to the real estate investor? Read more

Real estate sales in Longmont are continuing to be fast-paced and increasing in price, making this seller’s market even more interesting. The number of homes for sale in March were 208, up from 166 in 2016

I recently took a trip to Wisconsin and was both surprised and shocked to see the price of homes. The surprise was that home prices in the metropolitan areas of […]

With the sharp decline in housing inventory for Denver and the Northern Front Range, including Longmont, Colorado, many first-time homebuyers have been priced out of the market. As I’ve walked the neighborhoods, I’ve heard several explanations offered about the current market conditions, from interest rates to a net increase in population.