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05/07/2026

When two or more people buy real estate together in Colorado, one of the most important decisions they’ll make is how to hold title to the property. The two most common forms of co-ownership are joint tenancy and tenancy in common — and understanding the difference can have major implications, especially when it comes to what happens if one owner passes away.

In our newest blog post, we break down the key differences between these two types of ownership and what Colorado property owners should know.

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When two or more people buy real estate together in Colorado, they must decide how they want to own the property together. The two most common options of co-ownership in Colorado are joint tenancy and tenancy in common. It is important to understand the difference between the two types of co-ownersh

04/06/2026

Multigenerational living isn't a fallback anymore — it's a deliberate strategy more families are choosing. 🏡

According to NAR, 14% of recent buyers purchased a multigenerational home. These families aren't making the best of a bad situation — they're rethinking what "home" needs to do.

Why families are choosing this path:
• Shared costs make homeownership more accessible
• Caregiving support for aging parents or young children
• Remote work makes living near family more feasible
• Daily support and shared routines that strengthen connections

If this is something your family is considering, the key is getting the strategy right from the start — the right property, clear financial structure, and honest conversations before you sign.

Multigenerational Living in the Home

04/20/2023

A little design moment from that was too good not to share … Repost from
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Furniture design duo Lindsey Price and Donnie Criswell spent more than a year perfecting their Vail lounge chair—a minimalist perch with a slim, powder-coated steel frame, leather back straps, and cloudlike cushion. But it was worth the wait: “Vail emerged as the clear winner [of our collection],” Price says, noting that the couple’s brand, , has released several iterations of the bestselling piece since its debut in 2019.

The newest edition, pictured here, is a patio-ready version outfitted with weather-resistant nylon straps and durable, machine-washable upholstery. In other words, it's a seat fit for the rugged-yet-refined Colorado lifestyle.

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04/19/2023

This mid-century modern gem is a renovator’s dream in Lafayette. It's going to go fast so contact us for a showing! https://www.flatironsrealestate.com/2033-stonehenge-circle

04/19/2023

And another listing is under contract! https://www.flatironsrealestate.com/12835-mayfair-way-unit-a

02/10/2023

New listing alert! It's a sweet little ranch with lots of land in Lafayette.

You can have all the space you desire in Boulder County at an affordable price, with this rare opportunity to own a huge lot but remain in town, adjacent to coveted Indian Peaks and Whitehawk Ranch.

08/31/2022

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08/31/2022

Everything You Need to Know About iBuyers and the “Instant Cash Offer”

https://www.flatironsrealestate.com/blog/everything-you-need-to-know-about-ibuyers-and-the-instant-cash-offer

08/17/2022

Demand in the Denver Metro Area has dipped due to high prices and rising interest rates. As a result, prices have stabilized, and homes are staying on the market a bit longer. While there might be quite a bit of uncertainty in the Denver housing market right now with home sellers and home buyers adjusting to new realities, the good news is that Colorado’s economy is strong. https://www.flatironsrealestate.com/blog/summer-market-report-update

July metrics show a market that has shifted. Demand in the Denver Metro Area has dipped due to high prices and rising interest rates. As a result, prices have stabilized, and homes are staying on the market a bit longer. While there might be quite a bit of uncertainty in the Denver housing market ri

07/20/2022

7 Costly Mistakes Home Sellers Make (And How to Avoid Them)

No matter what’s going on in the housing market, the process of selling a home can be challenging. Some sellers have a hard time saying goodbye to a treasured family residence. Others want to skip ahead to the fun of decorating and settling into a new place. Almost all sellers want to make the most money possible.

Whatever your circumstances, the road to the closing table can be riddled with obstacles — from issues with showings and negotiations to inspection surprises. But many of these complications are avoidable when you have a skilled and knowledgeable real estate agent by your side.

For example, here are seven common mistakes that many home sellers make. These can cause anxiety, cost you time, and shrink your financial proceeds. Fortunately, we can help you avert these missteps and set you up for a successful and low-stress selling experience.

https://www.flatironsrealestate.com/blog/7-costly-mistakes-home-sellers-make-and-how-to-avoid-them

7 Costly Mistakes Home Sellers Make (And How to Avoid Them) — Flatirons Real Estate