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Look back at Pulte's Anthem Ranch

“Baby boomers are aging, and the trend is going to continue for at least another 15 or 20 years. . . . As Anthem gets its legs and grows, it’s really going to take off,” Bob [...]

Pulte sells Broomfield land

“This sale is consistent with PulteGroup’s capital allocation strategy and overall focus on driving greater returns on invested capital,” Patrick [...]

Steamboat, Broomfield get HUD grant

“Today’s vital funding will provide affordable housing to persons with disabilities with access to needed services in Broomfield and Steamboat Springs,” Rick [...]

Colorado No. 10 for foreclosures

“As bad as the 2009 numbers are, they probably would have been worse if not for legislative and industry-related delays in processing delinquent loans,” James J. [...]

Property manager "cautiously bullish"

“I think we all agree from a landlord’s perspective, we are showing signs that we are heading in the right direction,” Robert [...]

Boulder boasts most expensive homes

“These people have landed in Boulder and just love Boulder. These people are not terribly connected to the U.S. economy. Period.” Chris [...]

Denver-area foreclosure filings rise, sales drop, in October

Arapahoe, Boulder, Larimer and Mesa Counties all reported sizable increases year over year, while Adams, Denver, Douglas, El Paso, and Weld Counties reported decreases in foreclosure filing [...]

Foreclosures soar 63 percent in third quarter

“These are some pretty big [...]

Foreclosure activity peaked in July

Foreclosure filings picked up in July, and fell back by about 8.5 percent in August, shows a survey of some of the largest counties in Colorado.

The survey of 11 of the largest counties in Colorado by Ryan McMaken of the Colorado Division of Housing indicates that many counties showed the most activity for [...]

May-to-June foreclosures not encouraging

When crunching numbers, I’m always a bit wary of putting too much weight on consecutive month data when it comes to real estate.

That is because there can be huge seasonal reasons why home sales, for example, might pop in March from February, or fizzle in September from August, for example.

But any data can serve a [...]