Monthly Roundup March: DMAR in the News
Inman
What booming cities can learn from Denver’s playbook (Written by Ann Turner, CEO of DMAR)
There is no surprise that population growth has a direct impact on a real estate market. An example of this is metro Denver, which is among the fastest growing in the nation — growing 2.1 percent, well above the national average of 0.8 percent growth, according to a recent analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data. Read more...
Denver 7
Denver real estate agents make calls, send letters to find opportunities in tight market
“The inventory is so low that there’s just nothing,” said Libby Levinson, a broker associate at Kentwood Real Estate in Cherry Creek and spokesperson for the Denver Metro Association of Realtors. “[So] we have to do our own digging to find new listings.” Read more...
The Denver Post
Good luck, homebuyers. Denver’s housing inventory is lowest in 32 years
There were 3,878 residential properties available for sale at the end of February, the lowest monthly total in records going back to 1985. The inventory was 2.14 percent below the previous bottom reached in February 2016, according to a report Friday from the Denver Metro Association of REALTORS®. Read more...
The Denver Business Journal
All-time record-low home inventory in metro Denver in February
Months of low housing inventory in metro Denver have turned into years, culminating with an all-time record-low for the number of active listings on the market in February, according to the Denver Metro Association of REALTORS®. Active listings, including both single-family detached homes and attached properties like condos and townhomes, hit 3,878 in February, an all-time low for any month on record, DMAR said Friday. Read more...
TG Daily
Four Great Cities for Real Estate Agents
The pristine scenery and abundant jobs in the Denver area continue to attract transplants, and it remains a very attractive area for real estate. The Denver Metro Association of REALTORS® stated the median price gain for 2016 was 11.4%, which was less than the meteoric gain of 14.2% in 2015. The gains for 2017 are predicted to be less than only Dallas. Read more...
Digital Journal
Heather McNicholas Has Been Recognized Among the Top in Her Industry by the Expert Network©
Ms. McNicholas is a member of the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), the Denver Metro Association of REALTORS® (DMAR), and the Metro District Board. She also dedicates much of her time and efforts to the Boulder Humane Society, Soles for Souls, FISH, and the Denver Rescue Mission. Read more...
Denverite
Report: Fewer homes available in Denver than any month on record
Thousands of new homes are going up for sale in the Denver metro, but they’re being snapped up just as fast. As a result, the number of houses for sale hit an all-time record low in February. There were 3,878 total units listed last month, the lowest for any month on record, according to the Denver Metro Association of REALTORS®. Compare that to February 2006, when buyers had their pick of nearly 26,000 homes. Read more...
