Yes! For 6 months in a row now, the number of properties sold have increased since the previous year. In November, we saw a 15.6% increase over November 2010. 3068 properties sold in November. The average sales price for November 2011 was $ 252,000.00. The active inventory on the Denver market is incredibly low, at… [Read more…]
December 7, 2011
1. Serious buyers have fewer houses to choose from during the holidays and less competition means more money for you. 2. Since the supply of listings increases after January, there will be less demand and less money for you. 3. Buyers have more time to look for homes during holiday weekdays. 4. Some people must… [Read more…]
November 16, 2011
Wonderful 3 bed/3 bath in Vista Ridge! Additional loft/study with Mtn. Views. 2178 finished sq ft, plus additional unfinished basement. Family room with fireplace. Large deck to entertain & enjoy gorgeous Mtn Views. Upgraded kitchen includes all appliances. Swim, golf, tennis, parks, trails & more! Now offering $1000 credit to buyer at closing. For full… [Read more…]
November 16, 2011
Since June of this year, the number of properties sold every month has increased compared to last year same time. The Denver Metro area is up 1.6% in properties sold compared to last year. The market inventory is incredibly low! -33.7% compared to October 2010 – there are now 14156 properties on the market in… [Read more…]
October 3, 2011
August showed improvement in the Denver metro area, comparison to August 2010. Although the average sales price fell to $261,000 compared to $270,000 in August 2010. The number of properties rose from August last year. Aug 2011 there were 3973 properties sold vs 3028 in August 2010. (Up 31%) The listing inventory definately still remains… [Read more…]
August 10, 2011
July showed great improvement over this last year. There were 3835 properties sold in July 2011, as compared to 3200 July 2010. That’s a 19.8% increase! The average sales price was at $270,000 up from June 2011 of $266,000. The active inventory is still dramaticaly lower than where we were at last year. There was… [Read more…]
December 13, 2011
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