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Before the average Colorado home sale is finalized, 139 emails are exchanged, according to Amitree's complexity index.
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Denver metro real estate feeding frenzy may be lessening, report suggests
Even if we're "transitioning towards something that looks more normal," it's not going to feel like a cool down for would-be Denver homeowners.
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The new normal? Median Denver single-family home price is $420,000 in April
Real estate in the Mile High City has hit a "high plateau," appropriately enough, according to the latest from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.
Denver metro home listings undergo largest seasonal dip in 30 years
There are fewer houses for sale in the Denver metro in the winter. That's doubly true this year.
Denver’s single family home August sales measured in movie plots
Last month in Denver, you had less time to buy an affordable single-family home than Katniss Everdeen had to kill a bunch of kids in the Hunger Games.
Seattle and Denver both have overheated housing markets. Seattle might be getting some relief.
"We might actually be starting to move very slowly back toward a more balanced market."
There’s some hope if you want to buy a condo in Denver, says June Realtor report
The good news is that condos spent an average 26 days on the market this June, which is eight whole days longer than last year.