South Metro Denver Economic Snapshot - May '12

To a great degree real estate is a numbers game. It’s about sales and appraisal values, financing rates, statistical analysis on the number of sold properties and active listings, and return on investment for commercial buyers and sellers. There is the square footage conundrum where tiny homes sell for much more than larger homes. Did I hear someone say, “Location, location, location.”? 

As the South Metro Denver real estate market has “heated-up” over the course of the past few months, here are some numbers to chew on. (Information is from MetroList, the Denver Metro MLS.) Through April/2012, single family home sales are UP approximately 11% when compared to through April/2011 (3123 vs. 2801). Attached unit sales are UP 7% for the same time periods (1283 vs. 1195). Overall, the market is UP about 10%. How about those numbers?

Mountain Suburbs Economic Snapshot - May '12

To a great degree real estate is a numbers game. It’s about sales and appraisal values, financing rates, statistical analysis on the number of sold properties and active listings, and return on investment for commercial buyers and sellers. There is the square footage conundrum where tiny homes sell for much more than larger homes. Did I hear someone say, “Location, location, location.”? 

As the Mountain Suburbs real estate market has “heated-up” over the course of the past few months, here are some numbers to chew on. (Information is from MetroList, the Denver Metro MLS.) Through April/2012, single family home sales are UP approximately 14% when compared to through April/2011 (190 vs. 166). 

Metro Denver Economic Snapshot - May '12

To a great degree real estate is a numbers game. It’s about sales and appraisal values, financing rates, statistical analysis on the number of sold properties and active listings, and return on investment for commercial buyers and sellers. There is the square footage conundrum where tiny homes sell for much more than larger homes. Did I hear someone say, “Location, location, location.”? 

As the Metro Denver real estate market has “heated-up” over the course of the past few months, here are some numbers to chew on. (Information is from MetroList, the Denver Metro MLS.) Through April/2012, single family home sales are UP approximately 10% when compared to through April/2011 (3423 vs. 3117). Attached unit sales are UP 7% for the same time periods (1350 vs. 1267). Overall, the market is UP about 9%. How about those numbers?

Jefferson County Economic Snapshot - May '12

To a great degree real estate is a numbers game. It’s about sales and appraisal values, financing rates, statistical analysis on the number of sold properties and active listings, and return on investment for commercial buyers and sellers. There is the square footage conundrum where tiny homes sell for much more than larger homes. Did I hear someone say, “Location, location, location.”? 

As the Jefferson County real estate market has “heated-up” over the course of the past few months, here are some numbers to chew on. (Information is from MetroList, the Denver Metro MLS.) Through April/2012, single family home sales are UP approximately 17% when compared to through April/2011 (825 vs. 705). Attached unit sales are UP 20% for the same time periods (186 vs. 155). Overall, the market is UP about 18%. How about those numbers?

Douglas County Economic Snapshot - May '12

To a great degree real estate is a numbers game. It’s about sales and appraisal values, financing rates, statistical analysis on the number of sold properties and active listings, and return on investment for commercial buyers and sellers. There is the square footage conundrum where tiny homes sell for much more than larger homes. Did I hear someone say, “Location, location, location.”? 

As the Douglas County real estate market has “heated-up” over the course of the past few months, here are some numbers to chew on. (Information is from MetroList, the Denver Metro MLS.) Through April/2012, single family home sales are UP approximately 16% when compared to through April/2011 (1590 vs. 1367). Attached unit sales are UP 14% for the same time periods (188 vs. 165). Overall, the market is UP about 16%. How about those numbers?

Broomfield/Westminster Economic Snapshot - May '12

To a great degree real estate is a numbers game. It’s about sales and appraisal values, financing rates, statistical analysis on the number of sold properties and active listings, and return on investment for commercial buyers and sellers. There is the square footage conundrum where tiny homes sell for much more than larger homes. Did I hear someone say, “Location, location, location.”? 

As the Broomfield/Westminster real estate market has “heated-up” over the course of the past few months, here are some numbers to chew on. (Information is from MetroList, the Denver Metro MLS.) Through April/2012, single family home sales are UP approximately 14% when compared to through April/2011 (1117 vs. 981). Attached unit sales are UP 28% for the same time periods (214 vs. 167). Overall, the market is UP about 16%. How about those numbers?

Aurora Economic Snapshot - May '12

To a great degree real estate is a numbers game. It’s about sales and appraisal values, financing rates, statistical analysis on the number of sold properties and active listings, and return on investment for commercial buyers and sellers. There is the square footage conundrum where tiny homes sell for much more than larger homes. Did I hear someone say, “Location, location, location.”? 

As the Aurora real estate market has stabilized over the course of the past few months, here are some numbers to chew on. (Information is from MetroList, the Denver Metro MLS.) Through April/2012, single family home sales are comparable to through April/2011 (1054 vs. 1059). Attached unit sales are UP 2% for the same time periods (403 vs. 394). Overall the market is about the same.

Northern Colorado Economic Snapshot - May '12

To a great degree real estate is a numbers game. It’s about sales and appraisal values, financing rates, statistical analysis on the number of sold properties and active listings, and return on investment for commercial buyers and sellers. There is the square footage conundrum where tiny homes sell for much more than larger homes. Did I hear someone say, “Location, location, location.”? 

As the Northern Colorado real estate market has “heated-up” over the course of the past few months, here are some numbers to chew on. (Information is from IRES, the Northern Colorado MLS.) Through April/2012, single family home sales are UP approximately 12% when compared to through April/2011 (1419 vs. 1266). Attached unit sales are UP 13% for the same time periods (295 vs. 261). Overall, the market is UP about 12%. 

Boulder Valley Economic Snapshot - May '12

To a great degree real estate is a numbers game. It’s about sales and appraisal values, financing rates, statistical analysis on the number of sold properties and active listings, and return on investment for commercial buyers and sellers. There is the square footage conundrum where tiny homes sell for much more than larger homes. Did I hear someone say, “Location, location, location.”? 

As the Boulder County real estate market has “heated up” over the course of the past few months, here are some numbers to chew on. (Information is from IRES, the Northern Colorado MLS.) Through April/2012, single family home sales are UP approximately 19% when compared to through April/2011. Attached unit sales are UP 14% for the same time periods. Overall, the market is UP slightly less than 18%. How about those numbers?