New Home Upside

Denver is a Great Place to "Live and Launch"

CNNMoney.com has ranked Denver #7 out of the top 100 places in the country to live and launch a new business.

February Existing Home Sales Up 2.9%

Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors says improvement is another indication market is stabilizing.

Spring May Be Bringing a "Change of Seasons"

The recent beautiful weather is improving some realtors' and buyers' optimism.

Best Time to Buy Since 2004

It may be the best time in fours years to buy a house. Home prices have dropped so quickly and so far that valuations - the difference between what a home should cost and its actual price - are the lowest they've been since 2004, according to a report.

Low Home Utility and Service Bills and Built Green Homes

Denver ranks second for lowest home utility and service bills in the country. The combined monthly average of $251.23 for home phone, internet, television, electricity and gas is only higher than Orlando's $247.01. New construction, especially homes registered with Built Green Colorado, are more efficient, which may even improve the homeowners savings on utility and service bills.

The Case Against Waiting To Buy

Time Magazine: Ignore the Headlines

Foreclosures Losing Steam

This article in ColoradoBiz Magazine suggests that ARM resets may not quite have the impact previously feared.

What Does a Broker in Tampa Have To Do With Denver?

One of the top Brokers in Tampa, Florida has targeted the Denver Metro Area as a gold mine for investors. It is nice to see that the Upside’s concepts have found their way out to the Gulf Coast...

Waiting to Build Your Dream Home? It may cost you much more later.

Money Magazine tells us about yet another silver lining to the housing market's dark clouds – now is one of the best times in years to build that custom home.

Home Builder Inventory Diminishing - What About the Good "Deals"?

Home builder closings now outpace the number of homes started in the last twelve months by 1,691.  The amount of standing inventory is diminishing, and the "deals" may also diminish.