Fallen Denver home prices and record-low mortgage rates have pushed housing affordability to a 40-year high. Meanwhile, Denver rental prices are continuing to rise at a fast pace, according to a new report by Hotpads.com, a rental listing service. Rental prices in 20 of the largest metro areas increased 3.75 percent in 2011, and prices … Continue reading Rising Rents in Denver Make Home Buying a Better Choice
We wanted to share a recent Fox News report singing praises for Denver, Colorado. While it may seem like a Denver of Chamber Commerce commercial, it was a report entitled, “How Can You Profit From Housing Growth in Denver?” Yes, people are moving here from the southeast, the northeast, California and the list goes on! Why … Continue reading Denver Praised on National Television!
As soon as the ball dropped (and before), our eyes turned toward 2012, wondering what it will bring. Naturally, TeamCox Realtors has been assessing the Denver real estate market for the coming year. Here are the top Denver real estate trends that we are seeing during the first week of 2012: Increasing home sales: According … Continue reading Top Denver Real Estate Trends of 2012
It seems like the same old things are always on New Year’s resolution lists – lose some weight, exercise more, spend more time with friends, and the list goes on. Well, 2012 is also the year to consider investing in a Denver rental property. Why, you ask? Denver rents are among the highest in the country, Denver home prices are affordable and … Continue reading Resolve to Invest in Denver Rental Properties in 2012!
Happy Holidays from TeamCox Realtors! TeamCox Realtors wishes you and your family a happy and bright holiday season, filled with joy and peace. We greatly appreciate all of our clients and friends reading our blog this year and we look forward to bringing you more market updates and news in 2012! We are excited about what … Continue reading Happy Holidays from TeamCox Realtors!
Happy Holidays! TeamCox Realtors wanted to share the City of Centennial’s Christmas card with you, including a special poem written by Centennial’s city clerk Brenda Madison. Click Here to View the Card Centennial, Colorado, is a great place to call home. Like the card says, the city is thriving, offering first-rate shopping opportunities, including SouthGlenn and … Continue reading Happy Holidays from Centennial, Colorado
It’s a Great Day to be in Lone Tree! Lone Tree, Colorado, is a vibrant community located approximately 18 miles south of Denver. Like many other Douglas County communities, Lone Tree has thrived over the past few decades, even during the down economy. It is hard to find a more ideal location – Lone Tree … Continue reading Denver Real Estate Spotlight: Lone Tree, Colorado
If you are moving to Denver, Colorado, and plan on financing a new home, you should know that there is a difference between getting Pre-Qualified & Pre-Approved. A Pre-Approval letter is a document from the lender that confirms you can borrow up to a certain amount based on a completed loan application, credit check, tax returns and … Continue reading Obtain Pre-Approval Prior to Your Denver Real Estate Search
We hope that you had an enjoyable Thanksgiving weekend. While you were battling crowds at the grocery store last week, according to Freddie Mac, the average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage fell to 3.98 percent from 4.0 percent, which is close to the lowest point of 3.94 percent seven weeks ago. The average rate … Continue reading Denver Mortgage Rates Fall Near Record Lows
There was more good news released last week on the Colorado foreclosure front. The report from the Colorado Division of Housing revealed the following: • Both foreclosure filings and sales at auction were down in October 2011 when compared to October 2010. • Filings rose to the second-highest filings total reported in 9 months, but were down … Continue reading Good News on the Colorado Foreclosure Front