Brian Richardson, Buildings & Residences of Denver

Brian Richardson, Buildings & Residences of Denver Your Real Estate Consultant for Life! Winner of Denver Metro Realtors Excellence Award 2020.

Featured in the Denver Post and 5280 Magazine for winning the Five Star Professional Real Estate Agent Award for 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 & 2016, 2107, 2018, 2019, 2020.

Single‑family and starter homes are shaping Denver’s housing market reset, and may offer a unique window for first‑time ...
08/10/2026

Single‑family and starter homes are shaping Denver’s housing market reset, and may offer a unique window for first‑time buyers. 🏡

Right now, Denver’s market is balancing out. After years of rapid price climbs, both rents and home prices have leveled off, giving buyers and renters more options and time to make smart decisions. Starter homes and single‑family rentals have held up well, drawing steady interest as many renters look for more space and long‑term stability.

With new construction lagging behind previous years and rent concessions still common, those who wait may find themselves facing tighter competition down the line. The current lull isn’t a sign of weakness, it’s a pause before the market picks up again. Well‑located starter homes in particular could see renewed demand as more renters become financially ready to buy.

Making the move now can mean locking in a home while choice is high and competition is still manageable. For many Denver‑area buyers, this is the kind of balanced market that doesn’t come around often. ✨

Would you consider buying sooner if it meant less competition for the right home? Tell me what’s on your mind below! 👇

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08/07/2026

Getting both preapproved and clear on your equity is where savvy sellers start when buying and selling at the same time. 🏡

This isn’t just a guessing game, successful moves begin with planning. Sitting down with a lender helps you know your numbers, while talking with a real estate agent makes it easier to map out timing, especially if the local market is moving fast. Every homeowner’s situation is unique, so the best move, buy first or sell first, depends on your finances, comfort with risk, and what’s happening in Denver’s housing scene.

Laying the groundwork up front means you avoid surprises and make each step more predictable. If you know your equity and get preapproved early, you set yourself up to negotiate from a place of strength, whether you’re listing or looking for your next place.

Are you considering buying and selling at the same time? What part of the process would you want to feel most confident about?

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Denver friends, have you been thinking about buying or selling? Over the past 7 days, there have been 1,862 homes on the...
08/05/2026

Denver friends, have you been thinking about buying or selling? Over the past 7 days, there have been 1,862 homes on the market, often priced around $650K. There's good news for buyers, over half of the sellers (about 51%) have dropped their prices, so it might be the perfect time to take a look if you’re ready for a new start.

If you’re planning on selling, homes are going under contract in just under two months, on average, which means now is a great time to get started if you're ready to make that move. And with homes averaging $357 per square foot, you’ll have a useful guide for pricing or comparing costs.

Buyer Tip: When touring homes, think about your must-haves like location and space, these are important for a happy future in your next home. Seller Tip: Freshen up your curb appeal to make a great first impression on buyers!

Questions about navigating the Denver market? Comment below or send me a DM. I’m here to help you every step of the way!

Denver renters are in a unique spot, today’s market puts more power and choice in your hands than we’ve seen in years. 🏡...
08/03/2026

Denver renters are in a unique spot, today’s market puts more power and choice in your hands than we’ve seen in years. 🏡

Right now, softer rents and a wider range of options mean it’s easier to shop around, negotiate, and settle into a place that truly fits your needs. But this balanced environment won’t last forever. Local trends show that as new construction slows and demand picks back up, the tables can quickly turn, especially for entry-level homes and single-family rentals.

For anyone thinking about buying, this short window offers an edge: prices are steady, competition is still mild, and the financial gap between renting and owning feels more manageable. Waiting could mean more buyers chasing the same homes, fewer concessions, and the return of upward pressure on both rents and home prices.

If you’re ready to transition from renting to owning in Denver, now is the time to act strategically. 🌱

What’s the one factor holding you back from making the leap? Share your thoughts below. ⬇️

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07/31/2026

Live in the heart of Denver’s cultural scene in this charming bungalow at 509 W 8th Ave! ✨

Step inside and enjoy 1,752 sq ft of living space featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and original details like hardwood floors, intricate trim, and a classic claw-foot tub. The remodeled kitchen comes equipped with stainless steel appliances, while the updated bathrooms and double-paned windows add modern comfort. Relax or entertain on the fenced private patio and wood deck, plus, you’ll have your own one-car garage. 🏡

Surround yourself with city life, just a stroll away from the Santa Fe Art District, Cherry Creek Trail, Sunken Gardens, and downtown Denver hotspots. Listed at $2,895.00, this bungalow welcomes a dog for an additional $35 per month.

Ready to experience urban Denver living? Message today to check availability or schedule your private showing!

Brian Richardson / 303 618-8470
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07/30/2026

Even in a slower housing market, opportunity hasn’t vanished, just shifted. 🏠

Mortgage rates held higher than expected this year, staying in the mid-6% range rather than dropping into the low-6% zone. That change has cooled demand and led experts to trim their sales forecasts from 4.5 million to about 4.2 million homes sold in 2026. Still, national home prices are set to rise, not fall, so many homeowners will continue building equity even as things move at a slower pace. 📈

For buyers, patience pays off as affordability remains tight and demand stays cautious. Sellers should know that a strategic approach is more important than ever, as listing, marketing, and pricing decisions make a real difference when momentum is slow.

Are you seeing these shifts affect your own plans or neighborhood? Share what you’ve noticed in the comments below.

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Denver's housing market is buzzing! In just the past 7 days, 1840 homes have hit the market, often priced around $650K. ...
07/28/2026

Denver's housing market is buzzing! In just the past 7 days, 1840 homes have hit the market, often priced around $650K. There's a little bit of everything for everyone, first-time buyers, upsizers, downsizers, and investors. The trend is clear: prices are down, with over half of listings seeing a price drop. This could be a golden opportunity to snag the right home at a better price!

Homes here usually find their match in about a month and with an average cost of $363 per square foot, it's easy to compare your options and decide what fits best.

Budget Tip: Keep an eye on that square foot price for the best deals. And don't overlook those 8% of homes being relisted, they might be your perfect match with room to negotiate!

Not sure where to start or what questions to ask? Comment below, and let's explore the Denver housing market together. Whether buying or selling, I'm here to guide you every step of the way!

07/23/2026

Long-listed homes are often the best starting point for buyers who want a deal. 🏡

When you see a property that’s been sitting on the Denver market for two or three months, or more, it’s usually a sign the seller is ready to talk. These homes can be prime opportunities for budget-focused buyers, since motivated owners may be open to negotiating on price or offering concessions like help with closing costs or credits for repairs. By asking your agent to sort listings from oldest to newest, you put yourself in front of properties most likely to fit your budget and improve your odds for a lower monthly payment. 💰

My process often begins with a custom search for these overlooked homes, then strategic negotiation, whether that means offering below asking or structuring the deal to maximize buyer savings. 🔑

Have you ever considered making an offer on a home that’s been on the market for months? Share your thoughts below!

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Thinking about your next move in Denver? In just the past week, we’ve seen 1,789 homes on the market, with most listed a...
07/21/2026

Thinking about your next move in Denver? In just the past week, we’ve seen 1,789 homes on the market, with most listed around $649K. With so many sellers reducing prices, it might be the perfect time for renters to buy their first home, families to size up, retirees to downsize, or investors to snag a good deal.

Homes here usually go under contract in under two months, and with prices often hovering around $366 per square foot, you have a clear way to compare costs.

Pro Tip: Look out for relisted homes (about 7.6% of them) for possible negotiation opportunities.

Whether you’re buying or selling, I’m here to guide you. Got questions? Feel free to comment below!

07/16/2026

Sellers are pressing pause on more listings, and there’s a smart reason behind it. 🏠

Recently, about 5.5% of homes nationwide were pulled off the market, one of the highest shares since 2020. This doesn’t mean buyers have vanished or that a crash is coming. Instead, it’s a clear sign that pricing and preparation matter more than ever. Many sellers are holding out for the prices they hoped for during the pandemic, while buyers are facing higher inventory and moving carefully. In Denver, you might notice homes disappearing or coming back as owners rethink their strategy rather than drop their price. 📉

The latest numbers show that even with some listings taken down, there’s movement, existing-home sales jumped 3.2% last month. That’s proof the market isn’t frozen; it’s just shifting. If you’re considering buying or selling, understanding why homes leave the market can give you an edge in setting realistic expectations and timing your next move. 🔄

Have you noticed more listings coming and going in your area? Tell me what you’re seeing in the comments.

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Denver, CO
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