by aaron@inhabitdenver.com | May 12, 2015 | Uncategorized
According to CoreLogic’s latest Home Price Index, released Tuesday. Home prices in Colorado grew by 9.8 percent in February, the fastest rate of growth anywhere in the country. Denver Metro had an even higher rate of 11.1% but even that pales in comparison to some of the cities neighborhoods that had appreciation rates north of 20%. Nationally the average was 5.6%. To see a what how your neighborhood faired since last year click here for the 2nd Qtr. Price change map. Look for my next series of blog posts on how to take advantage of this hot Denver market creatively and I’m saying you need to sell here and move to Kansas where real estate is cheap…...
by aaron@inhabitdenver.com | May 11, 2015 | Uncategorized
For more information on how to interpret this map and what I think the trends show for the future, just give me a call at 303-506-6786 or shoot me an email at aaron@inhabitdenver.com. Click on image to view at full size and zoom in to see specific neighborhood data. Key to Abbreviations: PX Chg=% Price Change, DOM=Days on Market, UC=Under Contract, SLD=Number Sold this Quarter, ACTV= Number of homes currently For Sale and not under contract, MOI=Number of Months of Current Inventory based on Current Sale Rates. ...
by aaron@inhabitdenver.com | Apr 24, 2015 | Uncategorized
This is a good one. This 1926 Bungalow has all the charm of a Denver brick bungalow with the updates for how we live now. 2 stairs go down to the fully finished basement with new paint and brand new carpet. The main floor has wood floors throughout, new windows and a classically updated bath. Move in now or take it to the next level by adding a 2nd bath in the basement and a new 2 car garage. House is also getting a new sewer line so you are all set to add that garage without and issues with the city....
by aaron@inhabitdenver.com | May 30, 2012 | Uncategorized
Walkable Neighborhoods are worth more than less walkable neighborhoods. According to the latest New York Times article, by Christopher Leinberger, homes in the suburbs were getting a premium until the 90’s when there was shift in urban movement. People started moving to locations closer to downtown in areas that were slums 30 years ago. According to the article homes in Highlands are now worth 67% more than Highlands Ranch. The article goes on to breakdown how this correlates to income and some of the reason’s why people are choosing to live in more urban neighborhoods. Read the New York Times Article on Walkable Neighborhood Values here. Search for some Great Walkable Homes Here or call Aaron at 303-506-6786 to discuss what you’re looking...
by aaron@inhabitdenver.com | May 19, 2012 | Uncategorized
City Park has changed a lot over the years. While its no Wash Park in terms of use it is changing from an underutilized park with the “best view in Denver” to becoming the crown jewel it was originallyl designed to be. Anyway I digress. The real reason I’m writing this is because in case you hadn’t heard the plan is to rebuild the main (North) playground by the south side of the zoo. As a parent of two young girls and a resident of north city park I’m pumped. Here is the link for the design concepts. Construction is planned on being completed by 2013. Design Concepts Here’s a...
