Old Town Real Estate Co - Longmont

Old Town Real Estate Co - Longmont Old Town Real Estate Co is dedicated to giving people in Boulder County the exception real estate experience they deserve.

Breathe in the fresh mountain air, spend the day kayaking out on the water, or enjoy a refreshing ale at one of of our craft breweries -- these are just a few of the things you can look forward to when you decide to make your home in Boulder County, and the team at Old Town Real Estate Co can’t wait to help you do it. Led by broker and owner Cory Dudley, we pride ourselves on offering an exceptional client experience that you’ll be hard-pressed to find elsewhere. Our team will take the time to listen to your wants and needs at every turn, never hesitating to think outside the box and use our every resource to help you achieve your real estate goals. So next time you’re in the market for someplace new, give us a call -- we can’t wait to share Colorado with you.

09/21/2026

US Home Prices Face Real Value Erosion
As someone who's spent over two decades guiding buyers, sellers, and investors through shifting real estate landscapes, I’m keeping a close eye on the latest trends in home values. In Q2 2026, we saw US home prices continue their upward climb on paper, yet, after accounting for inflation, real values actually declined for the 13th straight month. While one federal index held steady from mid- to late Q2, and a national index showed annual appreciation rising to about 1.5%—up slightly from earlier in the quarter—these gains still lagged inflation, which hovered around 3.5%. For context, this means that even though nominal prices remain resilient (a federal measure has now shown positive annual appreciation every quarter since early 2012), homeowners’ real purchasing power is quietly eroding. Heading into the second half of the year, affordability remains front and center: typical monthly payments on existing single-family homes have increased again, creating real challenges for first-time buyers. I’ve seen markets adapt before, and understanding these underlying dynamics is key for anyone considering their next move—whether buying, selling, or investing.

Understand Key Factors Driving the Real Estate MarketIn my years navigating the Longmont and Boulder County markets, I’v...
09/19/2026

Understand Key Factors Driving the Real Estate Market
In my years navigating the Longmont and Boulder County markets, I’ve learned that understanding the real estate landscape is all about seeing the big picture. Demographics, interest rates, economic cycles, and government policies all play a role—they influence everything from property demand and home values to mortgage costs and potential investment returns. Whether you’re buying your first home, selling, or considering investment properties, keeping an eye on these key factors helps you make smart, informed decisions. My background in both real estate and business management has shown me that staying ahead means always connecting these dots.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/cory-dudley/1946596-Understand-Key-Factors-Driving-the-Real-Estate-Market

Best U.S. Cities to Invest in Real Estate in 2026As someone who has spent over two decades immersed in Colorado real est...
09/17/2026

Best U.S. Cities to Invest in Real Estate in 2026
As someone who has spent over two decades immersed in Colorado real estate and investment properties, I’m always on the lookout for the next market trends. Looking ahead to 2026, certain U.S. cities stand out for investors: they’re seeing robust job growth, an influx of new residents, affordable housing options, and favorable rent-to-price ratios. These factors combine to create opportunities for both rising property values and steady rental income. My own experience investing in Boulder County has underscored just how important these fundamentals are when evaluating a market’s long-term potential. Whether you’re just exploring or ready to expand your portfolio, keeping an eye on these trends could make all the difference.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/cory-dudley/1974221-Best-U.S.-Cities-to-Invest-in-Real-Estate-in-2026

09/16/2026

More Homes Hit the Market as Demand Cools
We’re seeing a subtle but important shift in the real estate landscape. Over the four weeks ending August 23, new listings in the US edged up by 0.4% and total homes for sale increased by 0.5%, reaching their highest levels since early Q2. Yet, pending sales slipped by 1.1% to a six-month low, as many buyers hesitated—understandably so, with the median sale price up 1.9% year-over-year to over $400,000 and average mortgage rates hovering around 7%, a high not seen in over a year.

For buyers, this uptick in inventory and softer demand is creating a friendlier environment. There’s more room to negotiate, whether on price or concessions—especially on homes that have been on the market for several weeks. Sellers, on the other hand, are finding that realistic pricing is the key to success in this market, rather than aiming for the peaks of prior years.

As someone who’s spent over two decades helping clients navigate Boulder County’s market—both as an agent and as an investor—I’ve seen firsthand how these shifts open up new opportunities for both buyers and sellers. Thoughtful strategy and deep local knowledge matter more now than ever.

09/15/2026

Home Prices Rise 2.6% YoY Despite Expanding Inventory
Even with more homes hitting the market—inventory increased 4.4%—we’re still seeing national home prices edge upward, rising 2.6% year-over-year to a median of $400,000 as of July. Sales volume also ticked up by 2.9%. It’s interesting to note the subtle differences across property types: single-family homes saw a 2.5% price increase, condos were up 2.3%, and townhomes had a more modest 0.8% gain. As someone who’s spent over two decades helping clients buy, sell, and invest in Boulder County real estate, I’m always tracking these numbers closely to spot shifts and opportunities. Whether you’re weighing your next move as a buyer, seller, or investor, understanding how different segments are performing gives you an edge.

09/13/2026

Longmont Market Update

09/12/2026

Affordable Retirement Spots with Colorado’s Charm
As someone who's called Colorado home for years and guided countless clients through its unique mountain lifestyle, I get why so many are drawn here. But if you love the outdoors and the sense of adventure Colorado offers—yet are searching for more affordable options—there are some compelling alternatives out there. Cities like Roanoke, Tucson, Chattanooga, Ogden, Albuquerque, Billings, Fayetteville, Rapid City, and Redding all provide access to outdoor recreation and beautiful natural surroundings, often at far lower home prices. Each spot brings its own climate and character, but the spirit of the mountains shines through. Having invested in Boulder County real estate and helped clients with every stage of the journey, I understand the allure—and the practical considerations—of finding the right place to call home.

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