Dave Nelson's Blog Posts

House hunters in Denver know all too well the woes of high home prices and low inventory. Even with a slight uptick in inventory, it’s still tough out there for buyers. One option buyers might

 Denver home sales cooled a bit in September but seemed to stabilize in October of this year. However, according to the most recent report from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors (DMAR),

According to a recent analysis from realtor.com, metro Denver home sales could slow significantly next year, but the decline in activity won’t necessarily derail home price gains as existing

Not just in the metro area, but rather the whole state of Colorado saw a major decline in the number of homes sold in September. The Colorado Association of Realtors recently reported that the

Housing inventory continues to be in an issue in Denver, which often puts sellers at an advantage. As inventory numbers are slowly creeping up in the Mile High City, industry pros are seeing

According to the August Denver Metro Real Estate Market Trends Report, the red-hot housing market in the metro area is showing signs of cooling, which is a bit of positive news for would-be buyers

The city of Denver makes a lot of lists, but unfortunately for buyers in this market, affordability isn’t one of them. That’s according to the second-quarter Attom Data Solutions 2018 U.S. Home

In the Mile High City, taking a home from listing to the closing table happens, on average, in as little as 41 days. According to Trulia, that’s one of the shortest turnaround times in the country

According to recent data from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors, the median price of residential properties – both detached single-family homes and condos – rose to $417,000 in April.

     Would be home buyers in the Denver metro know all too well how quickly homes sell in the Mile High City. If you’re wondering if there’s anywhere else in the country where

Single-family home prices keep climbing upward as Denver saw average prices hit $543,059 in April, according to the Denver Metro Association of Realtors May trends report. Data in the report

As the neighborhoods in close proximity to Denver are becoming more crowded and pricey, would-be buyers are flocking further from the city to check out up and coming areas where prices may be a

With low inventory and high home prices in Denver, first-time buyers are often overwhelmed with how quickly homes sell and discouraged with the lack of options for their first starter house. It’s

It seems everyone is heading to Denver these days – in 2017 alone we saw 77,000 new residents in the Mile High City. So where is everyone moving when they get here? According to Niche, a website

With the unprecedented growth in the Denver metro area over the past couple years, it was only a matter of time before home prices in the Mile High City jumped over the $500,000 mark. According to

According to the most recent S&P/Case-Shiller Home Prices Indices report, Metro Denver's year-over-year gain in home-resale prices stood at 7.4 percent in December, nearly half a percentage point

With the influx of expansion in the downtown area, couples with growing families are increasingly heading east to less crowded neighborhoods that are more family-friendly. Virginia Village is

With so much growth in the Mile High City and suburbs, just where is everyone moving to? According to “Hot Hoodz,” a recent report released by Boulder-based zavvie, a national HyperLocal and

According to a recent report from Zillow, Denver homes won't appreciate as much as the national average over the next year. Zillow estimates that nationally, homes will appreciate 3.1 percent over

October saw high home selling prices, thanks mostly to extremely low inventory numbers in the Mile High City. That’s according to the latest monthly update from the Denver Metro Association of

The Golden Triangle is fast becoming one of the most popular neighborhoods in Denver. It’s no wonder – some have even equated the heavily cultural area to New York City's Upper West Side. But

According to the latest S&P/Case-Shiller Home Prices Indices report, Denver has made its way to the number 3 spot among 20 big U.S. cities for year-over year home-resale price gains. The report

Tucked away between Denver's University and Overland neighborhoods, Rosedale is a small area bordered by East Evans Avenue to the north, South Downing Street to the east, East Yale Avenue to the

Historically the market tends to always see a jump in inventory from February to March; however, this year in Denver we saw a bigger bump than anticipated.A monthly report released by the Denver

One of Denver’s most diverse and popular neighborhoods, Capitol Hill features a fantastic blend of classic architecture and modern destinations. It’s also one of Denver’s most densely

Looking for a Highlands home without the Highlands price tag? You might consider the increasingly popular neighborhood of Sunnyside. This neighborhood is adjacent to Denver's popular Highlands

Denver’s city council recently voted to approve the city’s first dedicated fund for affordable housing, which will receive $150 million over the next 10 years. The council voted 9-4 to

Care to take a guess at the 7th happiest city in the nation? If you’re thinking Denver or Boulder, you’d be wrong. Located just 12 miles from Denver, the happiest city in the metro area is

With its close proximity to downtown and tight-knit community feel, the northwest neighborhood of Berkeley has charms that are hard to resist. Neighboring West Highland and Regis, Berkeley is

Construction of an eight-story, mixed-use development is now underway in Denver’s historic Five Points neighborhood. The Lydian, a $40 million property is being developed by the Golden-based

Sure, it seems like everyone and their mother wants to move to the Mile High City, but are residents of Denver truly happy? According to a recent study from HomeAdvisor, very! In fact,

If you’re house hunting in Colorado, the obstacle of low inventory has likely come up. Chances are you’ve expanded your search to include all kinds of properties – traditional sales, REO

According to recent data released from the Colorado Association of Realtors (CAR), Denver area home prices continued to climb to record levels in May, while the inventory of active listings