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April 29, 2022

Our Association caught the attention of several major media outlets this month including CRP, USA News, Colorado Politics, Denver7, Denver Business Journal, The Denver Post, Denverite and Axios.

April 25, 2022

Check out the featured content, get the scoop with top news stories from the blog, mark your calendar for upcoming events & classes and catch up with the most buzz-worthy social posts from your Association.

April 20, 2022

The DMAR Market Trends Committee examined the year-over-year changes in average close price, median close price, number of closed transactions and days in MLS by zip code.

April 18, 2022

Check out the featured content, get the scoop with top news stories from the blog, mark your calendar for upcoming events & classes and catch up with the most buzz-worthy social posts from your Association.

April 14, 2022

This is a great opportunity to get involved at a leadership level within the Association, as well as take advantage of the chance to proudly represent the interests and concerns of your fellow members.

April 13, 2022

Quick look at City and County Market Trends Reports featuring March data. These 48 downloadable reports are comprehensive and a fantastic member benefit. Download all the reports with one click below.

April 11, 2022

Check out the featured content, get the scoop with top news stories from the blog, mark your calendar for upcoming events & classes and catch up with the most buzz-worthy social posts from your Association.

April 5, 2022

Reach a captive audience of new Realtor® members looking to build their real estate support team at our Realtor® Toolbelt event which will take place on May 10th at the Curtis Ballroom at the Landmark Greenwood Village (located above Comedy Works).

April 5, 2022

Download the April Market Trends Report infographic. This is a great resource to share with your clients and colleagues on social media, your website or via email or even print.

April 5, 2022

A recession does not equal a housing bubble. In fact, during all of the recessions except for 2008, housing increased in value as interest rates declined with a slowing economy.