Beth Haney - Realtor

07/09/2026

Think first-time buyers are getting shut out of the market? Think again. They just made up 35% of all buyers – the highest share of the market since 2020. And that’s up from just 30% a year ago. As more homes hit the market, more first-timers are finding their way in. So don’t give up. Let’s connect to see if buying is possible for you too.

- Beth Haney with Colorado Peak Real Estate, Colorado Springs, CO

07/08/2026

Student loans don't have to be the thing standing between you and owning a home. If you've been putting off your homebuying plans because of that debt, talk to a lender about your options. It may not be the barrier you think it is.

- Beth Haney with Colorado Peak Real Estate, Colorado Springs, CO

Student loans are back in the spotlight. And whether you've been following the headlines closely or just catching bits and pieces here and there, there's a good chance they've been on your mind lately.

07/07/2026

Buying or selling a home is a big financial decision, especially when costs are high. But if the timing's right for you, here's a reason to feel good about your move.

Every home sale sends real money into your local economy. An existing home adds more than $64,000. A newly built one? Over $134,000.

So, not only is your move a major milestone for you, but it also gives a boost to your community as a whole.

Because behind every sale, there’s a whole network of people doing their jobs – contractors, lenders, inspectors, movers, and more. And your move helps with their livelihoods.

DM me to find out what a move would mean for our area.

- Beth Haney with Colorado Peak Real Estate, Colorado Springs, CO

07/06/2026

Think a newly built home is out of your budget? Over time, it might cost less than you think.

Compared to an existing home that’s 20 years old, buying new saves the average buyer more than $25,000 over the first 10 years.

Why? A brand-new roof, HVAC system, and water heater mean lower energy bills and fewer repairs early on.

So, the home that looks pricier upfront could actually cost you less over time.

DM me, and let’s look at what newly built homes in our area could save you.

- Beth Haney with Colorado Peak Real Estate, Colorado Springs, CO

07/03/2026

Today’s buyers are putting less money down. And that’s reassuring if you’ve been feeling priced out of the market lately.

The typical buyer put down about $23,400 in early 2026 – that's a 19% year-over-year dip, and the lowest down payments have been since 2021. How’s that possible?

A more balanced market and more moderate home prices are easing the pressure to put a big sum down. Plus, more buyers are opting for loans that require little or no down payments, like FHA and VA loans.

That combination is helping more people stop waiting and start buying.

So, if saving’s been the holdup, it’s time to explore your options.

- Beth Haney with Colorado Peak Real Estate, Colorado Springs, CO

07/02/2026

Down payments are smaller than they’ve been in years, and that opens the door for more buyers.

And with added help from assistance programs and a little help from loved ones, you may have more ways forward than you realized. Connect with a trusted lender to talk through your options.

- Beth Haney with Colorado Peak Real Estate, Colorado Springs, CO

Saving for a down payment can feel like the hardest part of buying a home.

07/01/2026

This market isn't broken, and waiting for a crash that isn't coming has a cost. Every month spent on the sidelines is a month someone else is building equity, locking in a price, or getting ahead of what most experts expect to be a housing surge once broader economic conditions settle.

Whether you're thinking about buying or selling, a local real estate agent can help you figure out what this market means for your specific situation and what your next move could look like.

- Beth Haney with Colorado Peak Real Estate, Colorado Springs, CO

You've probably heard plenty of doom and gloom about the housing market lately.

07/01/2026

Just Sold!

06/30/2026

Think a newly built home is out of reach? It might cost less than you’d think. Compared to an existing home, new homes save buyers an average of about $25,000 over their first 10 years. Because having a brand-new roof, HVAC system, and water heater means lower bills and fewer repairs early on. Ready to see if a newly built home is right for you? Let's look at what's available in your budget.

- Beth Haney with Colorado Peak Real Estate, Colorado Springs, CO

06/30/2026

I am excited to announce that I have joined
The Platinum Group, Realtors .

This move represents a strategic step forward in my career and a meaningful opportunity to better serve my clients.

The Platinum Group’s collaborative culture, exceptional resources, and strong reputation in the market will allow me to deliver even higher levels of support, market knowledge, and results for buyers, sellers, and investors.

While the transition is exciting, it is also humbling. I’m grateful to be part of such a respected team and look forward to continuing to help my clients achieve their real estate goals with greater resources and support behind me.