Denver Real Estate Blog

From the Denver Post: Home prices haven’t hit bottom, analyst says of 8.4% November drop
U.S. home prices plunged a record 8.4 percent in November, marking two years of slowing returns, according to a key index Tuesday.

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From the Denver Post: Home prices haven’t hit bottom, analyst says of 8.4% November drop
U.S. home prices plunged a record 8.4 percent in November, marking two years of slowing returns, according to a key index Tuesday.

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From the Denver Post: Not all convinced recession on the horizon
Recessions, commonly defined as two quarters of negative economic growth, typically result as excesses are squeezed out of the economy.

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From the Denver Post: Not all convinced recession on the horizon
Recessions, commonly defined as two quarters of negative economic growth, typically result as excesses are squeezed out of the economy.

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From the Denver Post: Not all convinced recession on the horizon
Recessions, commonly defined as two quarters of negative economic growth, typically result as excesses are squeezed out of the economy.

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From the Denver Post: Big tax break part of stimulus talks
U.S. homebuilders, lenders and other struggling companies could receive hefty one-time tax refunds this year and next under a provision of the economic-stimulus plan percolating in Washington.

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From the Denver Post: Will 0.75 point rate cut be enough?
The Federal Reserve reversed a steep decline in U.S. stock markets Tuesday by making its largest interest-rate cut since October 1984.

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From the Denver Post: Crying time on Wall Street?
Markets around the globe fell Monday, heightening fears U.S. markets will tumble again when they reopen this morning after the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.

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From the Denver Post: Crying time on Wall Street?
Markets around the globe fell Monday, heightening fears U.S. markets will tumble again when they reopen this morning after the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.

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From the Denver Post: Efforts to spark economy may be too little, too late
As leaders in Washington turn their attention to efforts to avert a looming downturn, many economists suggest that it may already be too late to change the course of the economy over the first half of the year, if not longer.

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From the Denver Post: Dow socked again amid lower profit forecasts, recession talk
Stocks on Friday stumbled to end steeply lower, the Dow socked by its worst first-eight-trading-days-of-a-year run in 17 years, as write-downs and slashed profit forecasts signaled slowing consumer spending and fueled talk of recession.

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From the Denver Post: Stakeholder plethora makes project intricate
Q: How did you come to represent the Union Station ownership group?

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From the Denver Post: License frozen of Loveland appraiser
The State Board of Real Estate Appraisers voted unanimously Friday to suspend the license of Loveland appraiser Thomas John Stewart in connection with an investigation into alleged abuses of Colorado’s conservation-easement program.

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From the Denver Post: Real estate notes
Two metro-area communities have been named finalists for the National Association of Home Builders’ Community of the Year award.

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From the Denver Post: Consensual lien laws change
A three-bedroom home in Westminster has three small liens filed against it, each for $100. All three were recorded well after the owner entered foreclosure last year, according to Jefferson County property records.

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From the Denver Post: Stocks rise sharply in choppy session
Wall Street finished a back-and-forth session sharply higher Wednesday as investors sought bargains while also contending with concerns about the strength of the economy and upcoming corporate results.

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From the Denver Post: Existing-home market held its own in ‘07
Denver’s existing-home market held up fairly well last year compared with 2006, and experts are predicting this year will be similar.

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From the Denver Post: Buy fits and starts: Bad news wins out
Wall Street skidded lower in another fitful session Tuesday, with investors worried that the tumbling economy may not only cripple mortgage lenders such as Countrywide Financial but also create problems for other companies such as AT&T.

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From the Denver Post: Treasury secretary: No simple fix for housing
The Bush administration is working to combat the country’s severe housing crisis but there is no simple solution, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Monday, adding that a correction in the housing market is “inevitable and necessary.”

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From the Denver Post: Commercial real estate in Colo. is 10.5% of economy, study says
The commercial real-estate sector had a $23.4 billion economic impact on the state in 2006, according to a study released Monday.

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