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07/04/2026

Happy 250th Birthday AMERICA ❤️

07/04/2026

More choices. More scrutiny. More opportunity.

June's Denver Metro housing market continued its shift toward balance, but one trend stood out above the rest: buyers are placing a premium on homes that are truly move-in ready.

While inventory remains near its highest level in nearly a decade, buyers are taking their time and looking beyond beautiful listing photos. They're asking about roofs, mechanical systems, windows and long-term maintenance before making an offer.

The result?
• Well-maintained homes are still selling quickly and holding their value.
• Homes needing repairs or updates are spending more time on the market.
• Buyers willing to take on projects are finding greater negotiating power.

As Amanda Snitker, Chair of the DMAR Market Trends Committee, shared, condition has become one of the biggest drivers of value in today's market. With appreciation slowing, sellers who have invested in maintaining their homes are seeing the payoff.

Read the full June Market Trends Report to see what's happening across every price point in the Denver Metro market. Link in the comments.

06/15/2026

First-time buyers climbed to 35% of all buyers, the highest share since June 2020, as modest inventory improvements opened new entry points in the housing market. Gain additional insights in the REALTORS® Confidence Index: https://bit.ly/2GFPb3O

06/15/2026

The Colorado market keeps shifting—and your clients are looking to you for answers.

May Market Trends are here, bringing the latest insight on inventory, pricing, and buyer activity across the state so you can stay informed and ready for the conversations happening right now.

See what’s happening in your market.

Link: https://coloradorealtors.com/2026/06/11/colorado-housing-markets-continue-shift-toward-balance-as-buyers-gain-options/

06/11/2026

Throw back the good old days 1960

Throwback to real estate in the 1960s 😩

05/24/2026

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03/17/2026

Happy St. Patrick's Day

01/25/2026

Mortgage rates hovering near 6% are pulling buyers back into the market, and January can give your clients a meaningful edge. Buyers who purchase a 1,500-square-foot home this month could save an average of $23,000 compared with buying in May, according to LendingTree.

"I've tracked markets for that past 15 years and my clients who get the best prices have purchased in December or January," Matt van Winkle, real estate agent with Compass, tells Realtor.com. "During those months, sellers who are still on the market are more motivated and usually there is less competition."

LendingTree analyzed 2024 home prices throughout all 12 months, and found that May was the priciest month for homebuyers—at a median of $194.20 per square foot. January’s median was 8% lower at $178.60, while February’s was 5.4% lower at $183.70.

Read: https://rltor.cm/Q7R3p1

01/25/2026