The market is seeing multiple offers on homes that are truly dialed in well staged, clean, in great condition, located in strong areas with desirable views and priced appropriately. It’s not the frenzy of the COVID years, but the best listings are receiving two to three offers and typically selling at asking price or $10,000 to $15,000 over.
Newly released plans offer a clearer look at an ambitious $300 million proposal to transform a full block of downtown Denver office space into a vibrant “vertical village,” featuring apartments, restaurants and an art activated public plaza.
Denver City Council approved a $12.7 million pedestrian bridge to connect the National Western Center with nearby transit, improving access across rail lines ahead of the campus’s next major development phase.
Single women now make up a significantly larger share of U.S. homebuyers than single men, continuing to outpace them in homeownership. This trend highlights both the ambition and financial commitment of single women, as well as potential opportunities to expand homeownership among single men.
Mortgage rates have dipped below six percent for the first time since 2022, with the 30 year fixed averaging approximately 5.98 percent. The move offers meaningful psychological and affordability relief, has already boosted refinancing activity, and could gradually encourage more buyers to re-enter the market if sustained.
Denver’s most creative neighborhoods come alive as galleries, studios, and street artists open their doors for a lively night of art, music, and food trucks. Wander block to block discovering murals, pop-ups, and local makers.
One of the largest Native American cultural events in the country brings dancers, drummers, and artists from tribes across North America. The vibrant regalia, traditional music, and community atmosphere create a powerful celebration of heritage and culture.
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Is Colorado Holding Money for you?
The Great Colorado Payback is the state program responsible for reuniting Coloradans with their lost or forgotten assets.
This property includes things like forgotten bank accounts, stocks, and un-cashed checks.
The State Treasury holds this property in trust for the owner, and there is no charge for filing a claim.
