Denver Housing Market = “Most Improved”

According to a recent report from Bloomerg Businessweek, Denver has earned a spot as the “most improved U.S. housing market.” Jim Nussbaum, a broker associate for Kentwood Real Estate in Greenwood Village states, “We never went up as fast in terms of value, and we never came down as fast. Last year, [buyers] were like deer in headlights—they were afraid to move. When the stock market improved, they started to feel better.”

The article also attributes Denver’s improved housing market to “an influx of renewable energy companies” which are creating new jobs.

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Denver’s Housing Market Continues to Improve

 The Colorado Business Journal reported Tuesday that “Sales and selling prices of existing homes in metro Denver improved again in February.” Gary Bauer, an independent residential real estate broker in Littleton and Metrolist analyst, stated “Denver is coming out of the recession a little faster than everyone else. People are out looking at and buying homes, looking at the affordability factor and marketability factor.” (Read more).

Good News for Denver’s Housing Market

The Denver Posts’ Margaret Jackson reviewed Denver’s Housing Market and things are looking good.

“Median home prices in metro Denver soared in January compared with the same month a year ago, even as sales during the same period declined, according to data released Tuesday. ” Margaret Jackson The Denver Post  (read more)