There's nothing more frustrating than watching your home sit on the market... only to have the listing expire without selling.
Not only is it disappointing, but it can throw your entire plan off …
View MoreIf you've been following the housing market over the past few years, you probably remember when sellers had all the leverage.
Homes were receiving multiple offers within days. Buyers were offering well above asking price. Some were even waiving inspections and appraisal contingencies just to compete.
Those conditions still …
View MoreOne of the biggest reasons some buyers are still sitting on the sidelines right now is because they're convinced home prices are going to fall.
We hear it all the time:
"I'm waiting for the market to crash."
"Prices have to come down eventually."
"Why buy now if …
A few years ago, selling a home was easy.
Many sellers could simply put a home on the market, receive multiple offers, and say "no" to just about every request that came their way.
No repairs.
No concessions.
No negotiations.
If buyers wanted …
View MoreIf you’ve always assumed a brand-new home was out of reach financially, you may want to take another look. The numbers have shifted, and buyers are getting opportunities they haven’t seen in years.
The median sales price of a newly built home has now dropped to its lowest level since …
View MoreFor a lot of first-time home buyers here in Parker, Colorado, the biggest obstacle isn’t the desire to own a home. It’s affordability. But instead of giving up on homeownership, some buyers are finding creative ways to make the numbers work. One strategy that’s becoming more common is co-buying.
In today’s market, every seller wants the same thing. They don’t just want their home sold — they want it sold quickly and for the best possible price. And while homes nationally are taking a little longer to sell than they did during the frenzy of a few years ago …
View MoreYou may have seen headlines saying April 12–18 was the “best week” to list your home, based on a report from Realtor.com.
And if you’re like a lot of homeowners here in Parker, Colorado, that can make you wonder:
“Did I miss my window?”
Short answer?
Not even …
If you tried to buy a home last year in Parker, Colorado and hit the pause button, you weren’t alone.
A lot of buyers we talked to ran into the same two issues:
Nothing out there really fit what they wanted
Or the homes they liked just didn’t make sense …
