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How do you convince them to pick your property, and at the price you want? In this article, we’ll look at simple renovations that increase the value of your Denver home. You’ll improve its curb appeal, and attract more affluent buyers who are willing to spend more for their “dream home.”

Quick look at City and County Market Trends Reports featuring August data. These 48 downloadable reports are comprehensive and a fantastic member benefit. Download all the reports with one click below.

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DMAR’s Women in Real Estate Denver (Wired) Summit is back and this year’s event is all about self-development, self-growth and self-empowerment. #GetWiredUp with a new playlist!

Last month, Orchard published a report detailing how the home buying scene in Denver had changed from the months just after the start of the pandemic to July of 2021. Not surprisingly, just as in markets across the country, Denver’s housing market has undergone an enormous shift — prices are up, DOM is down, and, perhaps most interestingly, where...

Check out the featured content, get the scoop with top news stories from the blog, mark your calendar for upcoming events & classes and catch up with the most buzz-worthy social posts from your Association.

August 2021 was yet another record-breaking month. In this report, the DMAR Market Trends Committee examined the various records broken in this month.

August 2021 report indicates a slowdown in inventory while still being a good time for burnt-out buyers to re-enter the market as seasonality takes hold of the area.

Download the September Market Trends Report infographic. This is a great resource to share with your clients and colleagues on social media, your website or via email or even print.

If you’ve been watching the headlines, there’s a lot of concern for affordability quoting the national average home price being 41 percent over our housing peak in 2006. Denver is more than twice that at 98%!