Denver Real Estate Blog

From the Rocky Mountain News: Metro area tumbles on foreclosure list
Denver is finally off a top 10 list it never wanted to be on.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Adams site of Carma’s first urban-style project in U.S.
Developer Carma unveiled plans Tuesday for a $225 million, “green” urban-style residential community in Adams County.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Carma unveils $225 million development
Carma, known as a suburban land developer in the Denver area, today unveiled a $225 million, “green” urban-style residential community in Adams County.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Denver West Village fetches $38.5 million
The Simon Property Group Inc., the nation’s largest publicly traded real estate company, has paid $38.5 million for the 35-acre Denver West Village in Lakewood, according to records filed with the Jefferson County Clerk & Recorder’s office.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Loft hotel coming to Broomfield
Atlanta-based NYLO Hotels LLC, which will bring its first hotel in Colorado to Interlocken Technology Park in Broomfield, the company said today.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Market ills to go beyond housing
The housing market woes festering in Denver for the past half-dozen years will spread to the previously red-hot commercial real estate market, experts said at a conference Thursday.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: BackCountry now open for building
Chetter Latcham has been riding his mountain bike and hiking on the wooded, gently rolling hills at BackCountry for the past decade.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: One foreclosure statistic promising
Finally, some good news about Colorado foreclosures.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Metro home prices drop 5.4% in a year
Denver-area home prices fell by about 5.4 percent in October from a year earlier.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Builders say mouse-saving rule too costly
The government’s effort to protect the Preble’s meadow jumping mouse will cost the state’s economy hundreds of millions of dollars in the coming decades, Colorado home builders and developers said Monday.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Denver builders skirting bottom
The subprime market meltdown is hitting home builders in the Denver area harder than anytime since the 1980s, when the economy collapsed in the wake of an oil and gas bust.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Quarter tough on homeowners
The number of U.S. homes in foreclosure more than doubled in the third quarter, a surge that analysts said will likely drive already weak prices even lower in the hardest-hit areas.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Cuomo: Companies colluded to inflate appraisals of homes
New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo said Thursday a major real estate appraisal company colluded with the nation’s largest savings and loan companies to inflate the values of homes nationwide, contributing to the subprime mortgage crisis.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Slump adds work, stress for mortgage counselors
It was one of Zach Urban’s most trying days as a housing counselor: A woman arrived on his doorstep so distraught over the thought of losing her townhome he feared she might harm herself.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Denver soars to No. 1 in home value increase
Denver squeaked out the No. 1 ranking in a national report on home prices released Tuesday.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Standstill to end at Gypsum development
A developer this week got a $50 million loan that will allow him to resume construction of the Brightwater Club in the mountain community of Gypsum, about 30 minutes west of Vail.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Denver tops home-price index
Denver squeaked out the No. 1 ranking in a national report on home prices released Tuesday.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Gypsum development a go again
A developer this week got a $50 million loan that will allow him to resume construction of the Brightwater Club in the mountain community of Gypsum, about 30 minutes west of Vail.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Denver wants to avoid sprawl at Southmoor
The city of Denver wants future development around the Southmoor light-rail station in southeast Denver to avoid the “random, piecemeal” sprawl that exists along nearby Hampden Avenue, Peter Park, the city’s manager of planning and development, said Tuesday.

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From the Rocky Mountain News: Gage leaves Continuum for MacKenzie House
Patricia Gage has left Continuum Partners to serve as the chief financial officer of MacKenzie House, a Denver development company.

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