ERA Tradewind Welcomes Back Marta Loachamin
ERA Tradewind Real Estate would like to welcome back Marta Loachamin to its team of professionals.
Real Estate Trends for 2020
Here are the biggest factors expected to shape the national real estate market in 2020.
Three Colorado Cities Named Top Boomtowns
Longmont is the No. 1 “boomtown” in the nation, bolstered by strong population, housing and job growth, according to a study of 500 U.S. cities by SmartAsset.com. Longmont led the pack of three Colorado cities in the study’s top 10. Greeley and Denver, ranked Nos. 5 and 7 respectively, round out the list.
The Noel Team RE/MAX Alliance receives 2019 Best of Longmont award
The Noel Team RE/MAX Alliance is honored to have been selected for the 2019 Best of Longmont Award in the Real Estate category by the Longmont Award Program.
Mortgage rate forecast for 2020: Experts predict low rates will last
If you’re looking to buy a home or refinance your current one in the new year, there’s good news: Today’s low mortgage rates are expected to continue into 2020.
Gazing into the 2020 real estate crystal ball
Hindsight is always perfect, so let’s take a look into the past to help us predict what might happen in the future of Boulder County real estate.
Boulder nonprofits and “Santa helpers” bring cheer to families
Supporting Share-A-Gift, Care Letters and Children’s Hospital Colorado, RE/MAX of Boulder volunteers made the holidays warm and merry as families and children take center stage.
Pathfinder Partners completes upgrades at two adjoining Boulder apartment communities
Pathfinder Partners Completes Upgrades at Two Adjoining Boulder Apartment Communities
Statistics and trends from Chief Economist Dr. Lawrence Yun, National Association of Realtors®
Each year, Realtors® attending the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) conference learn about up-to-the-minute real estate trends and analysis to help serve their clients with a high level of knowledge and professionalism. A highlight at this year’s conference in San Francisco was NAR Chief Economist and Senior VP of Research Dr. Lawrence Yun who presents his annual report and predictions for the year ahead.
Americans near 50, not 30, are buying homes, Deutsche Bank says
The vision underpinning the American dream – of fresh-faced young people buying a first home with a white-picket fence – hasn’t held up well. It turns out that the median age of the U.S. home buyer is now 47, compared with 31 in 1981, Deutsche Bank chief economist Torsten Slok wrote in a note.
Colorado, Boulder County economy expected to slow, but still grow in 2020
While economic growth slowed throughout Colorado in 2019, according to the Leeds School of Business’ 55th annual Colorado Business Economic Outlook 2020 released on Monday, the state, and Boulder County, in particular, are expected to continue to outperform much of the rest of the country.
Denver-Boulder listed on top 30 startup ecosystems
this year Boulder-Denver ranks No. 21 among 150 ecosystems analyzed for the Global Startup Ecosystem Ranking 2019 (GSER2019).
More than 6.8 million homeowners can cut their mortgage payments with refinancing
With the average interest for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages below four percent again, millions more homeowners can save money by refinancing their loans.
Boulder Area Realtors® recognized nationally for protecting, investing in real estate industry
The National Association of Realtors® has announced that Boulder Area Realtors Jay Kalinski, Kelly Moye, Chris Mygatt, Scott Sammons and David Scott have become Sterling R Major ($1,000) investors in the Realtors® Political Action Committee.
Gift of Home Tour transforms local houses, raises money for Longmont Meals on Wheels
This year’s Gift of Home Tour in Longmont includes a variety of architectural styles and holiday themes. Tour-goers can view a historic home built in 1903.
Boulder brainiest city in U.S. for three years running
Brain power rules supreme as Boulder ranks No. 1 nationwide on the 2019 Bloomberg Brain Concentration Index for the third consecutive year.
WK Real Estate welcomes Elliot Pappas
WK Real Estate in Boulder is pleased to welcome Elliot Pappas to it’s team of Realtors.
Boulder Valley Real Estate Conference examines dynamic local real estate
The 12th annual Boulder Valley Real Estate Conference explores the ever-changing residential and commercial real estate landscape on Thursday, November 21.
The changing state of Colorado Front Range housing
We sat down with David Sinkey, president and founder of Louisville’s award-winning homebuilder, Boulder Creek Neighborhoods, to get a local perspective on Colorado Front Range housing.
Boulder tops 10 cities to watch in 2020, Denver ranks among leading supercities
Boulder heads a list of 10 smaller cities making a name for themselves in 2020, says global media platform Worth.com.
Clearwater Lofts at Keystone promises year-round fun
World-class condominiums are coming to Keystone. Whether you’re looking for a seasonal, year-round, or second home, Clearwater Lofts at Keystone are the perfect choice.
WK Real Estate welcomes Kate Kelley
Originally from western Massachusetts, Kate Kelley moved to Colorado in 2012 in search of adventure and new opportunities. After falling in love with the Front Range, she decided to make it permanent by getting her real estate license and buying her first home.
Survey shows why homeownership makes people happier
Ninety-three percent of Americans say they are happier after buying a home, and 83 percent would never go back to renting, according to Bank of America’s latest Homebuyer Insights Report.
How the Fed’s interest rate decisions affect mortgage rates
The Fed lowered rates by a quarter of a percentage point Wednesday, for the third time this year, in an 8-2 vote. Citing “global developments for the economic outlook as well as muted inflation pressures” in a statement released by the Federal Reserve, policymakers dropped the target range for the federal funds rate to 1-{ to 1-} percent.
Why hospitals are getting into the housing business
Legally and morally, hospitals cannot discharge patients if they have no safe place to go. To address the problem, hospitals from Baltimore to Denver to Sacramento, Calif., are exploring ways to help patients find a home.
