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U.S. home sales drop in line with Denver's

“Mortgage interest rates are at record lows, home prices have firmed and there is good selection of property in most areas, so buyers with good jobs and favorable credit ratings find themselves in a fortunate position,” NAR President Vicki Cox [...]

Under contracts plunge 41 percent following end of tax credits

“When you look at the first five months of this year compared with the first five months of last year, we are still ahead of the game,” Peter [...]

Exclusive: Denver ranks No. 3 in home appreciation

Prices haven’t risen 14%. Rather, more expensive homes are selling in the Denver area. Jeff [...]

Forbes takes second look at Denver housing market

Forbes plans to limit the use of year-over-year home-for-sale statistics provided by Zillow.com. “It was hard for me to imagine we could have gotten into such a desperate environment without anybody noticing, and without me hearing about it,” Denver Mayor John [...]

Nationally, home sales drop almost 17%

“It’s significant that home sales remain above year-ago levels, but the market is going through a period of swings driven by the tax credit,” Lawrence [...]

Exclusive: Home prices soar 14%

Denver-area home prices soared by 14%, shows NAR data obtained by [...]

Tom Clark focuses on housing in monthly report

“The pace of Metro Denver home sales is slowly strengthening and should reach a point early next year where monthly sales exceed those reported in 2009,” Tom [...]

Denver bucks housing trend

“We can’t underestimate just how powerful a catalyst the first-time home buyer tax credit has been for the housing sector,” Lawrene [...]

Home prices fall nationally, but rise in Denver

Denver bucks the national trend of home prices [...]

First-time home buyers account for 45% of market

“Potential first-time buyers can take heart in that affordability conditions this year are the highest on record dating back to 1970, but with the first-time buyer tax credit scheduled to expire at the end of next month, people could hold back from entering the market,” NAR President Charles [...]