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Richard Miskiewicz - Realtor - Compass Clients value Rich for his dedication, work ethic, clear communication, and deep local expertise.

Whether first-time buyers or managing complex transactions, he ensures a smooth, stress-free experience, earning trust as a top real estate professional. Rich, originally from Chicago, grew up in the Midwest and developed a love for Colorado after spending five years in Breckenridge while attending Colorado Mountain College. After a period back in Chicago, where he met his significant other, he decided to return to Colorado and make it his permanent home. Drawn by the freedom of entrepreneurship and the wealth-building potential of real estate, Rich entered the industry with a passion for helping others achieve their goals. What has kept him in the business, however, is his genuine care for people his belief that real estate is not about transactions, but about building lasting relationships. As a full-time Realtor, marketing expert, and experienced general contractor, Rich brings a unique perspective to every client interaction. His background allows him to notice details others might miss, offering valuable insights throughout the buying or selling process. Rich is dedicated to providing a personalized experience for every client, helping them navigate each step with confidence and clarity. Known for his honesty, professionalism, and commitment to service, he takes pride in being both a trusted advisor and a friend to his clients and community.

Nothing beats a kind Google review from someone who went through the process with me.If you're ready for your next move ...
10/21/2026

Nothing beats a kind Google review from someone who went through the process with me.

If you're ready for your next move in the Denver metro, let's talk. DM me or call 720.520.1748.

Grateful for words like these from clients who trusted me with one of life's biggest decisions.Thinking about buying or ...
10/13/2026

Grateful for words like these from clients who trusted me with one of life's biggest decisions.

Thinking about buying or selling in Denver? Send me a DM or call 720.520.1748 — happy to help.

Real talk on the September numbers for the Denver metro.Inventory hit its highest September level since 2011, and at 4.7...
10/07/2026

Real talk on the September numbers for the Denver metro.

Inventory hit its highest September level since 2011, and at 4.76 months we're right in balanced-market territory. The median price dipped to $575,000, but single-family values have held steady year to date. Homes are taking a bit longer to sell, and rates climbed late in the month, so October and November will tell us more.

If you're buying, this is a season where preparation and negotiating can matter more than timing. If you're selling, pricing for today's market is the whole game.

Want to know what this means for your neighborhood or your home? Send me a message or call 720.520.1748.

Source: DMAR Market Trends Report, September 2026 data (REcolorado), 11-county Denver metro, residential.

09/30/2026

Could U.S. Rates Stay Higher in 2027?
As we look toward 2027, many are wondering whether interest rates will finally start to ease—or if we'll be living with higher borrowing costs for a while yet. Persistent inflation and those stubborn long-term Treasury yields have made a quick drop in rates far from a sure thing. The Federal Reserve is walking a tricky line right now, weighing the risks of inflation against some clear signs that the economy's momentum is slowing. For those of us in real estate, higher long-term yields can keep mortgages and business loans expensive, directly impacting both homebuyers and sellers, as well as the broader commercial market. Given all the uncertainty—between rates, fiscal pressures, and inflation—investors seem to be leaning toward a more balanced, cautious approach. With over eight years of experience helping clients navigate Denver’s market, I see firsthand how these bigger economic trends ripple through our neighborhoods and your real estate plans.

09/29/2026

Waiting until fall won't make homes more affordable, but here's what will
I’m hearing from a lot of folks wondering if waiting until fall will make homes more affordable—unfortunately, that’s not likely. The income required for a median-priced home in the US has climbed to over $120,000, and with mortgage rates hovering around 6.5% alongside steadily rising prices, holding off isn’t making things easier. Most buyers are putting down 6-9%, though there are options for lower or even zero down payments. In my experience, the best way to approach this market is with careful preparation and a clear plan. Having walked clients through these challenges—drawing on both my real estate expertise and contractor’s eye for value—I know that being ready is what ultimately puts you in the strongest position.

09/29/2026

Welcome to 1155 N Ash Street #302, where lifestyle and location come together effortlessly. This inviting condo offers a bright, functional layout designed for easy living, with spacious living areas and a natural flow perfect for both relaxing and entertaining. Large windows fill the home with natural light, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout. Step outside and experience what truly sets this home apart: unbeatable location! Enjoy having everything you need just blocks away. From Trader Joe's and coffee shops to local restaurants, bars, banks, and everyday essentials. Whether it's your morning coffee run, a quick errand, or a night out, convenience is right at your doorstep. The neighborhood continues to grow, with a newly added park nearby featuring pickleball courts and a dog area, offering even more ways to enjoy the Colorado lifestyle just moments from home. Beyond the lifestyle, this home offers an incredible financial advantage. The seller has prepaid HOA dues through December 2026 and has already covered the $30,000 special assessment, providing peace of mind and significant savings for the next owner. Enjoy low-maintenance living with fantastic building amenities, including a pool for summer relaxation, a fully equipped fitness center, a business center ideal for remote work, and convenient storage. This is a rare opportunity to own a move-in-ready home that blends comfort, convenience, and long-term value in one of Denver's most walkable and desirable locations.

09/28/2026

U.S. Home Prices Ease Across Major Metros
We’re seeing a noticeable shift in the housing market: in Mid-Q3, the price per square foot dropped year-over-year in 36 out of the 50 largest U.S. metro areas. Nationally, this measure was down about 2% compared to last year—now marking ten consecutive months of cooling. Sellers are starting to meet buyers more in the middle, adjusting asking prices more readily as the market lost steam toward the end of the quarter. High mortgage rates are making affordability a real challenge, especially in markets that saw big jumps during the pandemic. Many of those boom-era areas are now seeing some of their gains recede, with inventory sitting above pre-pandemic levels. Drawing on my years as both a real estate agent and former contractor here in Denver, I’ve been helping clients interpret these trends so they can navigate changing conditions with confidence.

Homebuyers Gain Opportunities as Prices Ease in Major US CitiesWe’re seeing a shift in the housing market: in August, ho...
09/27/2026

Homebuyers Gain Opportunities as Prices Ease in Major US Cities
We’re seeing a shift in the housing market: in August, home prices per square foot dropped year over year in 36 of the 50 largest U.S. metro areas—including notable declines in Austin, Tampa, and Memphis. Median list prices decreased across the Northeast, South, and West, while the Midwest held steady, a pattern that reflects the impact of today’s higher mortgage rates. As someone who works closely with both buyers and sellers, I find these trends especially important to watch. My background as a contractor gives me an eye for how changing prices can affect real opportunities in our local Denver market. Staying informed helps us all make smart, confident decisions, even as the broader landscape evolves.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/rich-miskiewicz-1/1976703-Homebuyers-Gain-Opportunities-as-Prices-Ease-in-Major-US-Cit

The best and worst states for first-time home buyer assistance in 2026Navigating first-time home buying can feel overwhe...
09/26/2026

The best and worst states for first-time home buyer assistance in 2026
Navigating first-time home buying can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to understanding the different assistance programs available across states. In 2026, these programs range from generous forgivable loans and grants to more limited, repayable options—each with their own terms, income requirements, and even benefits like student debt relief. Drawing from my experience both as a real estate agent and a former contractor, I help clients break down these often confusing details, so you can make informed decisions about the opportunities in your area. Whether you're dreaming of your first place in Denver or just starting to explore your options, it pays to know what's out there—and to have someone in your corner who can help you navigate the process with confidence.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/rich-miskiewicz-1/1976110-The-best-and-worst-states-for-first-time-home-buyer-assistan

Homes in Highly Rated School Zones Cost 35% More Than the Average U.S. Home--But the Premium Is Much Smaller in Some Par...
09/25/2026

Homes in Highly Rated School Zones Cost 35% More Than the Average U.S. Home--But the Premium Is Much Smaller in Some Parts of the Country
One of the realities I often discuss with clients is the impact of school zones on home prices. Homes located in top-rated school zones are, on average, 35% more expensive than the typical U.S. home. To put that in perspective, these homes generally require a household income of $159K, compared to $118K for the median home. Only about 13% of homes in these areas are actually affordable for the typical earner, and the premium you pay can change a lot depending on the metro area. As someone who’s spent years guiding buyers through Denver’s diverse neighborhoods—and drawing on my background as a contractor—I always encourage clients to weigh these numbers alongside their own priorities. It’s not just about finding the right house; it’s about understanding the value behind every decision.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/rich-miskiewicz-1/1963812-Homes-in-Highly-Rated-School-Zones-Cost-35%25-More-Than-the-Av

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