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We would encourage our members to reach out to Council President Gilmore and her Chief of Staff at Stacie.Gilmore@denvergov.org and Magen.Elenz@denvergov.org. We would ask that you please copy Peter Wall, DMAR’s Director of Government Affairs on all correspondence to their council office. Peter’s email is pwall@dmarealtors.com. Furthermore, we...

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

Colorado’s largest REALTOR® awards event went virtual this year to commemorate industry leader achievements.

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The monthly REAL Trends newsletter features commentary from Steve Murray on the state of real estate and forward-thinking articles from guest contributors such as Larry Kendall of Ninja Selling and Sue Johnson, former CEO of RESPRO. These articles originally appeared in the April 2021 issue of the REAL Trends Newsletter and are reprinted with...

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Download the April 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.

One-year post COVID and this unwavering seller’s market makes it clear that buyers are left making emotional decisions rather than factual ones when purchasing a home.

As an observation, year-to-date we have closed 12,050 properties. That’s a strong number and on par with last year’s number and above 2019, 2018 and 2017. The unfortunate aspect is that new listings entering the market are down 13.16 percent year-to-date. That represents 2,200 fewer potential properties for sale that would have easily sold.