Thursday, October 13, 2011

Aurora Economic Snapshot - October '11


The economic climate these days is reflective of a yo-yo. One day it’s up, the next it’s down. I believe we would all be a little happier if it would stay about the same from one day to the next; preferably up.
The Aurora real estate market has experienced a reduction in sales activity over the course of the past few years. According to MetroList, the Denver area Multiple Listing Service, through September/2009 there were 4,227 single family/attached unit sales in Aurora. There were 3,812 sales through September/2010. Through September of this year that number is 3,702.

Boulder Valley Economic Snapshot - October '11


The economic climate these days is reflective of a yo-yo. One day it’s up, the next it’s down. I believe we would all be a little happier if it would stay about the same from one day to the next; preferably up.
The Boulder County real estate market has remained relatively stable the past few years. According to IRES, the Northern Colorado Multiple Listing Service, in 2009 there were 3,665 single family/attached unit sales in Boulder County. There were 3,660 sales in 2010. Through September of this year that number is tracking about 6.5% behind last year, which would equate out to around 3,425 sales for 2011.

Douglas County Economic Snapshot - October '11


The economic climate these days is reflective of a yo-yo. One day it’s up, the next it’s down. I believe we would all be a little happier if it would stay about the same from one day to the next; preferably up.
The Douglas County real estate market has improved in sales activity over the course of the past few years. According to MetroList, the Denver area Multiple Listing Service, through September/2009 there were 3,459 single family/attached unit sales in Douglas County. There were 3,561 sales through September/2010. Through September of this year that number is 3,755.

Broomfield/Westminster Economic Snapshot - October '11


The economic climate these days is reflective of a yo-yo. One day it’s up, the next it’s down. I believe we would all be a little happier if it would stay about the same from one day to the next; preferably up.
The Broomfield/Westminster real estate market has experienced a reduction in sales activity over the course of the past few years. According to MetroList, the Denver area Multiple Listing Service, through September/2009 there were 3,829 single family/attached unit sales in Broomfield/Westminster. There were 3,468 sales through September/2010. Through September of this year that number is 3,169.

Jefferson County Economic Snapshot - October '11


The economic climate these days is reflective of a yo-yo. One day it’s up, the next it’s down. I believe we would all be a little happier if it would stay about the same from one day to the next; preferably up.
The Jefferson County real estate market has stabilized in sales activity over the course of the past few years. According to MetroList, the Denver area Multiple Listing Service, through September/2009 there were 2,368 single family/attached unit sales in Jefferson County. There were 2,458 sales through September/2010. Through September of this year that number is 2,406.

Metro Denver Economic Snapshot - October '11


The economic climate these days is reflective of a yo-yo. One day it’s up, the next it’s down. I believe we would all be a little happier if it would stay about the same from one day to the next; preferably up.
The Metro Denver real estate market has experienced a reduction in sales activity over the course of the past few years. According to MetroList, the Denver area Multiple Listing Service, through September/2009 there were 12,894 single family/attached unit sales in Metro Denver. There were 11,877 sales through September/2010. Through September of this year that number is 11,765.

Mountain Suburbs Economic Snapshot - October '11


The economic climate these days is reflective of a yo-yo. One day it’s up, the next it’s down. I believe we would all be a little happier if it would stay about the same from one day to the next; preferably up.
The Mountain Suburbs real estate market has improved in sales activity over the course of the past few years. According to MetroList, the Denver area Multiple Listing Service, through September/2009 there were 433 single family/attached unit sales in the Mountain Suburbs. There were 463 sales through September/2010. Through September of this year that number is 462.

Northern Colorado Economic Snapshot - October '11


The economic climate these days is reflective of a yo-yo. One day it’s up, the next it’s down. I believe we would all be a little happier if it would stay about the same from one day to the next; preferably up.
The Northern Colorado (Ft. Collins, Greeley, Loveland & Windsor) real estate market has stabilized in sales activity over the course of the past few years. According to IRES, the Boulder Valley/Northern Colorado Multiple Listing Service, through September/2009 there were 4,273 single family/attached unit sales in Northern Colorado. There were 4,441 sales through September/2010. Through September of this year that number is 4,254.

South Metro Denver Economic Snapshot - October '11


The economic climate these days is reflective of a yo-yo. One day it’s up, the next it’s down. I believe we would all be a little happier if it would stay about the same from one day to the next; preferably up.
The South Metro Denver real estate market has experienced a reduction in sales activity over the course of the past few years. According to MetroList, the Denver area Multiple Listing Service, through September/2009 there were 11,566 single family/attached unit sales in South Metro Denver. There were 11,003 sales through September/2010. Through September of this year that number is 10,921.