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Breakdown of Denver housing sales

With the right data, buying a home can be like buying a stock, says Tom [...]

President Obama will sign tax credit extension, expansion on Friday

“People are going to look back at this time and say, “We should have done something when rates were low, prices were low and we had the tax credits.”

“People are going to look back at this time and say, “We should have done something when rates were low, prices were low and we had the tax credits.”

“People are going to look back at this time and say, “We should have done something when rates were low, prices were low and we had the tax credits.”
“People are going to look back at this time and say, “We should have done something when rates were low, prices were low and we had the tax credits.”

“People are going to look back at this time and say, “We should have done something when rates were low, prices were low and we had the tax credits.”

Peole are going to look back at this time and say, “We should have done something when rates were low, prices were low and we had the tax credits.” Tom [...]

Foreclosures soar 63 percent in third quarter

“These are some pretty big [...]

Shadow market poised to increase Denver housing supply by 78 percent

“We keep hearing about this shadow market, but this is the first real quantification I have heard of,” said Tom Cryer, a broker with the Kentwood Co. “This report takes the shadow market from being something of an urban myth, to something that really [...]

Are there too many high-rise condos in the Denver area?

“Lock and leave lifestyle,” still popular among some people shopping for high-rise condominiums in the Denver [...]

Landmark a success despite bankruptcy

Despite the bankruptcy proceeding involving the ritzy, European-style  Landmark tower in Greenwood Village, the project has done well,  a spokeswoman for the developer said today.

“Our position is that we have been able to sell 139 units, which is $95 million in residential sales,” said spokeswoman Sandra Laws. “It has been a terrific success. We do [...]

Landmark bankruptcy could give Denver real estate a black eye

The news that the owner of the high-profile Landmark condominium tower, which sports units priced from about $500,000 to $2 million is in bankruptcy, is not only a harsh reality that owners, prospective buyers and the developer must deal with, but its impact could give the entire Denver-area  real estate market a black eye.

“We do [...]