Denver Real Estate and Relocation
This video, courtesy of the Downtown Denver Partnership, truly captures the essence of living in Downtown Denver:
Don’t hesitate to contact me for additional information on living in the Denver metropolitan area.
The Washington Park neighborhood in Denver CO. is a perennial favorite amongst locals and visitors alike. From playing tennis, to enjoying a game of volley ball, to walking the trails – it epitomizes the essence of living the outdoor Denver lifestyle. Real estate in Washington Park is a coveted commodity – the western portion of the Park is generally less expensive than the area to the east of the lakes. Go to: Washington Park to see available homes for sale in this lovely Denver neighborhood.
Feel free to contact me if you are interested in seeing homes in the Washington Park neighborhood of Denver.
Michelle Potter, Realtor in Denver
Here are the residential real estate market stats for the entire Denver MLS in the month of July. Keep in mind that the comparisons are from last July which followed the end of the tax credit. That being said, the Denver market is still showing several indicators of improvement:
Residential Highlights
Condo/Townhome Highlights
Click on MLS Sales Statistics to see how your Denver neighborhood or suburban community is faring in the current real estate market. Feel free to call me for a market valuation of your home.
Michelle Potter, Realtor in Denver
The Art District in Denver is located on Santa Fe Drive between Alameda and 12th Avenues. Denver neighborhoods bordering the western portion of the Art District include Sun Valley and Valverde while Capitol Hill, Baker, and Wash Park West can be found along the eastern border of the District. To check out Denver real estate prices, maps and WalkScores for these neighborhoods, simply click on the active links underlined above.
Please feel free to call or text me if you are interested in buying or selling real estate in these or any other neighborhoods in Denver (or the southern suburbs).
Michelle Potter, Realtor in Denver
Here are national news headlines impacting the Denver real estate market for the previous month:
Luxury Home Sales on the Rise: The number of luxury homes sold in June in metro Denver jumped significantly over the prior month’s sales, according to a report from Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage. read more here
Builder Confidence Edges Up: Builder confidence in the market for new single-family home sales rose by 2 points in July, the National Association of Home Builders said July 18. read more here
Panel: Denver Commercial Real Estate Poised for Rebound: All three commercial real estate market sectors in metro Denver stand poised for a rebound, some quicker than others, a panel of experts said July 12 at the Colorado chapter of the NAIOP Commercial Real Estate Development Association’s annual mid-year forecast event. read more here
Magazine Names Colorado No. 5 in Sustainability: Site Selection magazine ranks Colorado No. 5 on its list of the most sustainable states. The ranking appears in the July issue as part of the magazine’s annual “Green Guide.” read more here
16 Denver-Area Hotels Rated Tops by U.S. News; 2 Make National ‘Best’ List: Sixteen Denver-area hotels have made U.S. News and World Report’s 2011 list of the top 850 hotels in America, including two that made the exclusive list of “Best Hotels in the USA.” The Ritz-Carlton, Denver and Four Seasons Hotel Denver both placed on the list of the top 86 hotels in the country. read more here
National Jewish Again Tops in U.S. News Ranking: National Jewish Health continues to rank as the top respiratory hospital in the nation. The magazine has put National Jewish at the top of its list for respiratory hospitals for 14 consecutive years. read more here
Fort Collins Rates No. 5 on Forbes Best Places for Business List: FORT COLLINS – Fort Collins is rated No. 5 in the nation on the most recent Forbes’ “Best Places for Business and Careers,” while Denver placed No. 9 on the list. read more here
Weld Leads as Employment Rises in Colorado’s Nine Largest Counties: WASHINGTON, D.C. – Employment rose in all nine of Colorado’s largest counties from December 2009 to December 2010 with Weld County leading the state with a 2.9 percent employment gain, according to a new report by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. read more here
MoneyTree: 5 Key Deals Boost Colorado Venture Investment in Q2: Venture capital investment in Colorado rose significantly in the second quarter, largely driven by five deals valued at more than $20 million each, according to the quarterly MoneyTree report developed by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPLatest from The Business JournalsMaryland venture capital funding up 64% in 2QKansas lands M in venture capital investments during quarterVC investment in Colorado up in Q2Follow this company and the National Venture Capital Association. read more here
Thank you to Jim Renshaw at Land Title for providing these headlines.
Michelle Potter, Realtor in Denver
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