Denver’s Investor Landlords Don’t Want To Sell Their Houses. The Rents Are Just Too Good
Homeownership in the Denver area fell from 71 percent in 2005 to 53 percent in 2018.
Housing
Read moreDenver's Home Sales Fall As Housing Market Booms
Read moreJune numbers showed more than a 5 percent increase in single-family homes and condo listings.
Construction Employment Climbs To All-Time High On Colorado Homebuilding Surge
Read moreThe number of construction jobs has risen 54 percent since bottoming out in 2011.
Climbing Denver Home Prices Finally Spark Some Building
Read moreThe Census Bureau says 17,197 housing permits have been approved in Colorado year-to-date: a 27 percent increase over the same time in 2017.
Denver Home Price Growth Accelerates
Read moreMetro home prices rose 8.4 percent this February compared to the same month in 2017. Dwindling supply and population growth are to blame.
Denver Home Prices Stick With Lucky 7 As More Building Permits Enter The Pipeline
Read moreSeattle and San Francisco again led the nation with double digit appreciation. Denver was lumped in a half dozen cities each at 7.6 percent growth.
As Buyers Spar Over Denver Homes, Veterans Find Themselves At A Disadvantage
Read moreOver the last five years, five percent of all mortgages in the metro have been financed with VA loans, according to data from REcolorado.
Denver Home Prices Are Still Climbing. The Good News? Price Growth Is Slowing
Read moreThere are signs that price gains may level off: home sales nationally are flat, and if mortgage interest rates continue to rise it will dampen demand.
More Home Construction Finally On The Way For Colorado?
Read moreSingle family home construction has lagged since the Great Recession in most states, including Colorado.
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Is Denver’s Hot Hot Housing Market Becoming A Different Beast?
Read moreThere’s a deluge of housing data that paints an interesting picture of the metro housing market.
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