It’s tough to find a buyer for your home when it backs to commercial property or has a busy street behind it. This is especially the case in down markets when there are abundant homes for sale and buyers have plenty to choose from. The Denver market had a few years of this from 2009 to 2011. … [Read More]
Denver-Boulder Emerge as a Hot Spot for Start Ups
I thought this article about the Denver area in Forbes.com was interested and reflects a trend that we’ve seen growing for a while. The Denver-Boulder area is one of the country’s leading areas for entrepreneurs and innovation. We have seen continued expansion or relocation of companies in the Denver-Boulder. Some examples are DaVita, Vestas Wind… [Read More]
Todd Groth Joins Fuller Sotheby’s DTC
For my last blog of the year I am announcing that I am changing companies to the Fuller Sotheby’s International Real Estate office in the Denver Tech Center. I have had a great experience with Metro Brokers and I’m looking forward to the exciting challenges of a new office. After careful evaluation of my business… [Read More]
Using Real Estate for College Savings
Seven years ago I invested in a townhome as a rental property to use as a college savings plan for my 2 kids. At the time my kids were age 3 and 5. I would save money by managing the property myself with tenants that I select. I have much more control over the investment than I would… [Read More]
Finding Homes In Today’s Market
Denver’s Real Estate Market has become tough on those looking to buy a home. If you read the news you will find that to be true especially in the sub $500K range. Inventory levels are very low. Finding a quality home is hard, and when you do find one – you may be competing with another… [Read More]
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