Often, buyers will ask me if home prices in Denver will start to decline anytime soon. My answer is always the same. That’s not likely unless people stop moving to Denver more than they leave. Denver relocation is mostly responsible for steady to increasing Denver home prices.
About Larry Hotz, Kentwood Real Estate
75 Falcon Hills Drive, Highlands Ranch, Co.
*Coming Soon* Price: $1,559,000 Bedrooms: 5 Baths: 7 Sq. Ft: 8,544 total Year Built: 1990 Step out of the ordinary and into this amazing and completely remodeled custom home in a gated community. Experience luxurious finishes beyond your imagination. This is truly a Cherry Hills Village quality estate. Except, this beauty can be found on […]
Amazing Castle Rock Parks
Are there good parks in Castle Rock, Colorado? Many of my friends and clients living in Castle Rock rave about the fabulous way of life there. Lots of parks trails, outdoor activities and, course, the magnificent Mountain views all contribute to why they moved here. It’s the Colorado lifestyle! But, this sleepy, little Denver suburb […]
Shortage of Denver Homes For Sale
Potential home buyers just cannot find enough selection of Denver homes for sale. Realtors have bemoaned that single reality for over 7 years now. What’s worse? Every home that sells fetches a higher price that the last similar home that sold. When the sheer number of single homes for sale started to build going into […]
8053 Red Hill Road, Larkspur, CO Hidden Forest
Price: $749,900 Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 3 Year Built: 2007 Showings Start Saturday, Oct. 12 8053 Red Hill Road Information Step out of the rat-race and into your own, private, sanctuary in the Hidden Forest. This all-custom, walk-out ranch home has all updates and extras to pamper even the most discriminating buyers. And, the private, professionally […]
Relocation to New Home Checklist
Whether you are moving across town or across the county. A Denver relocation isn’t over when you find your new home. In fact, the entire relocation process has just begun in some ways. Over the the years, I’ve developed this Moving To Denver Checklist for my clients. The objective is to insure that nothing slips […]
Denver Real Estate Bubble
Megan Aller, statistician with First American Title, explains that the recent slow-down of Denver home sales is not indicating a “bubble” that is about to burst. Instead, Megan sees seasonal fluctuations in line with previous years. In addition, those fluctuations create opportunities for buyers.
Stapleton Residents Vote to Change Alleged Racist Name
Stapleton in Denver is new, planned community named after the former Denver Mayor and outspoken Klansman, Benjamin Stapleton. He served as Denver’s 35th and 37th mayor from 1923 to 1947. Mail-in only voting ends today to decide if the name will be changed or not.
Live and Work at Inverness Business Park
Wait a minute. Isn’t Inverness a Scottish Castle? Or, maybe its a golf course? Well, that’s all true. But, it’s also a Business Park adjacent to The Denver Tech Center in the south Denver Suburbs. And, Inverness Real estate offers options to live in the heart of the action. Inverness is a unique Business Park […]
Denver Home Sales Slow – But It’s Summer
It happens every Summer in the Denver real estate market. Home sales melt when temperatures soar in June. This year was no exception as the number of Denver home sales dropped in June by 8% from May and the same amount from the previous June sales. Pundits have a variety of interpretations of this data. […]