Denver Post RE Feed

• A big price correction alone won’t resolve Colorado’s housing affordability problem October 1, 2022
  Colorado home prices would need to fall by nearly a third to bring housing affordability in line with levels that existed in 2015, but that is unlikely to happen, according to an assessment from the Colorado Futures Center.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Denver real estate star Cherry Creek prepares to shine brighter September 30, 2022
  One of Denver’s most popular neighborhoods is poised to get hotter. More than a dozen planned real estate projects will attract even more attention to Cherry Creek. The neighborhood’s hotels attract travelers, while its fine-dining options draw foodies. It’s also the ultimate destination for retail therapy, with the Cherry Creek Shopping Center and blocks of […]
  Sara B. Hansen
• Denver eyes turning a dozen downtown office buildings into apartments and condos September 29, 2022
  Mayor Michael Hancock earlier this month saw fit to highlight one $75,000 expenditure he is eyeing for next year: A study exploring what it would take to convert underutilized high-rise office buildings in downtown Denver into housing.
  Joe Rubino
• Colorado’s home price declines this summer third steepest in U.S. September 28, 2022
  Home prices continued to rise this summer in all but eight states, including Colorado, which has averaged some of the steepest price drops of any state since June, according to an analysis from QuoteWizard.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Denver program offers free rent to fill empty storefronts September 25, 2022
  It’s about 9:30 on a Thursday morning, and the buzz at Tea with Tae on Denver’s 16th Street Mall is comfortingly familiar.
  The Associated Press
• Metro Denver ranks fifth in U.S. for housing slowdown September 24, 2022
  Seattle's housing market is cooling faster than any other major metro in the United States, but Denver isn't too far behind, according to real estate firm Redfin.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Oakwood Homes CEO Pat Hamill lists Cherry Creek mansion, one-time town hall, for $15M September 23, 2022
  The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home was originally built in 1891 as the Harman Town Hall. Edwin Harman and his wife Louisa incorporated their 320-acre farm into the small town of Harman in 1886.
  Lily O'Neill
• Broadlands combines city living with nature’s beauty, top-notch schools September 23, 2022
  Broadlands is a desirable neighborhood for one simple reason: its location. Situated near key transportation routes like Interstate 25 and U.S. 36, it’s perfect for commuting to destinations like the Google campus in Boulder or Interlocken Technology Partners in Broomfield. But Broadlands isn’t just about convenience. It also boasts beautiful walking and biking trails, plus […]
  Sara B. Hansen
• Denver-area commercial real estate not as bleak as others. How long will it last? September 23, 2022
  The pandemic shook commercial real estate markets to the core, creating more demand in some areas, like industrial, and destroying it in others, like office space. But 30 months after the first lockdown orders came out, not all of the predictions are playing out as expected.
  Aldo Svaldi
• In Platt Park, residents and councilman push back against a “rental party space” September 20, 2022
  Residents in Platt Park, including a city councilman, say an event center along South Broadway is using a liquor licensing loophole to host loud concerts that end in gunfire and litter.
  Justin Wingerter