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May Preview: Denver’s Improving Real Estate Market
For several years now, Denver’s real estate market has been all clouds with few silver linings. At 5280 every May, we run our annual real estate guide, and since 2008, the vast majority of our articles have focused on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Articles Editor, Bidding Wars, Caveat, Closer Look, Clouds, Crash, Drought, Housing Bubble, Housing Market, Local Real Estate, Low Interest Rates, Metro Area, Newsstands, Real Estate Guide, Real Estate Market, Record Lows, Residential Neighborhoods, S Real Estate, Silver Linings, Twitter
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Why Housing Affordability Is at Risk
The average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage dropped to 3.68 percent last week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. From 1985 through 1999, rates ranged from 6 to 13 percent. Present low rates have allowed buyers to purchase more … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Year Fixed Mortgage, Annual Incomes, Chief Economist, Home Builders, Home Loans, Home Values, Homebuyers, Housing Affordability, Low Interest Rates, Mid Eighties, Mortgage Backed Securities, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Payment, Nineties, No Doubt, Paychecks, Stan Humphries, Student Debt, Year Fixed Mortgage, Zillow
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Real estate apps can help, or overwhelm, homebuyers
Raj Aurora has been searching to buy his first home for the past three months but hasn’t wasted time looking at condos he knows he won’t like and hasn’t even needed to meet his agent, all thanks to real estate … Continue reading
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Tagged Chiropractor, Danville Real Estate, Dream Homes, E Mail, Eight Hours, Estate Applications, Free Apps, Housing Market, Iphone, Iphone 5, Kieffer, Low Interest Rates, Mike Finnegan, Photos Property, Real Estate Agent, Remodeling Ideas, Smartphones, Starbucks, Time Web, Zillow
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Real estate apps can help, overwhelm homebuyers
Raj Aurora has been searching to buy his first home for the last three months, but hasn’t wasted time looking at condos he knows he won’t like and hasn’t even needed to meet his agent, all thanks to real estate … Continue reading
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Tagged Chiropractor, Danville Real Estate, Dream Homes, Eight Hours, Homebuyers, Housing Market, Iphone, Iphone 5, Keller Williams Realty, Kieffer, Low Interest Rates, Mike Finnegan, Photos Property, Raj, Real Estate Agent, Smartphones, Starbucks, Time Web, Web Developer, Zillow
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Bidding Wars Will Rise Along With Home Prices -
DENVER (CBS4) – Are home prices going up too fast, and should buyers and sellers be worried? 4 On Your Side Consumer Investigator Jodi Brooks found some answers because it all sounds too good on paper. In Southeast Denver homes … Continue reading
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Tagged 3 Years, Bidding War, Bidding Wars, Brooks, Buyers And Sellers, Cbs4, Consumer Investigator, Denver Area, Homes For Sale, Housing Bubble, Interest Rates Down, Inventory Level, Inventory Levels, Little Bit, Low Interest Rates, Median Home Price, Median Price, O Connor, Richard Savino, Southeast Denver
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Denver home prices just 4.5 percent below ’06 peak
Denver’s home values are only 4.5 percent below their peak levels in 2006, according to the SP/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices and accompanying analyses released this week. Low interest rates and limited inventory helped lift Denver home values 9.2 percent in … Continue reading
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Tagged Blitzer, Case Shiller Index, Dean Baker, Downturn, Economist, Economists, Federal Officials, Home Values, Housing Bubble, Local Brokers, Long Haul, Low Interest Rates, Managing Director, National Trend, Peak Levels, Price Indices, Ra, Sp Index, Substantial Recovery, Taking Shape
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Home Buyers Are Back, but Where Are the Houses?
“Some listings are vanishing from a strategic decision of waiting for an even a higher price later. Some are due to few newly built homes available to trade-up to, hence some current existing home owners are unwilling to list. Some … Continue reading
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Tagged Association Of Realtors, Bubble 2, Bulk Purchases, Burbank Ca, Chief Economist, David Fogg, Distressed Properties, Existing Home Sales, Inventories, Local Realtor, Low Interest Rates, National Association Of Realtors, Real Estate Agent, Real Estate Bubble, Realtor Associations, S Market, San Fernando Valley, Steroids, Time Of Year, Wynn
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Realtors predict big year for housing in metro area, but some disagree
Realtors and others in the industry are trumpeting a robust housing market in the Denver area and throughout Colorado in 2013, saying this year will be a continuation of the rebound the market enjoyed in 2012 — and perhaps even … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Year Fixed Rate, Active Market, Astonishing Growth, Denver Area, Footing, Greenwood Village, Hot Market, Housing Market, Improving Home, Local Market, Low Interest Rates, Low Mortgage, Median Home Value, Metro Area, Metrolist, Mortgage Banker, Popular Opinion, Rate Home Loan, Sitting On The Fence, Spring And Summer
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Credit Clips Homebuilder Confidence
After a summer of significant monthly jumps in confidence among the nation’s home builders, fall appears to be bringing in a chill. Builder sentiment edged up just one point in October, according to an industry association index, but credit issues … Continue reading
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Tagged Appraisals, Association Index, Bethesda Maryland, Chief Economist, Constraints, Current Sales, David Crowe, Final Move, First Time Home, First Time Home Buyers, Home Builder, Jane Fairweather, Low Interest Rates, Mortgage Money, Nahb, National Association Of Home Builders, Real Estate Agent, Sentiment, Tight Credit, Time Home Buyers
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Why Home Refinancing Boom Is Different This Time
U.S. home owners are refinancing their mortgages at the fastest clip since 2005, but the difference now is they are putting cash in, not taking it out. At the going rate, 25 percent of all first-lien U.S. mortgages will be … Continue reading
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Tagged 17 Years, Analytics, Consumer Price Inflation, Different This Time, Economists, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac, Freddie Mac, Half A Million, Harp, Home Refinancing, Low Interest Rates, Negative Equity, Principal Balance, Record Lows, Refinancing Mortgages, Retail Spending, Swimming Pools, Trillion, U S Home
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