Monthly Roundup March: DMAR in the News
The Denver Post
Metro Denver and Colorado Springs both make list of country’s 10 least affordable housing markets
Metro Denver moved up four spots to eighth least affordable, while Colorado Springs rose one spot to 10th in February’s ranking, which looks at the ratio of the median home sold price to median household incomes. Denver had an unaffordability ratio of 5.67, based on a median home sold price, including condos, of $540,000, which ranked fourth-highest, and now ahead of New York City and Boston. Read More
Westword
Globeville Home Prices Have Skyrocketed Amid Increasing Gentrification
While homes in the Globeville neighborhood of north Denver are more affordable than in many other parts of the city, that is changing fast. The sale prices of modest homes in the neighborhood Globeville have doubled, tripled, quadrupled and even quintupled in recent years. Read More
The Center Square
Report: Denver homebuyers face stiff competition as inventory levels decline
For homebuyers in Denver’s real estate market, the first two months of 2022 have been brutal as inventory levels continue to decline, according to the latest monthly market data report from a real estate industry group. Read More
Denver7
360: Housing sale prices, rent prices, & homebuyer program [Video]
Fox31
Housing listings in Denver metro reach an all-time low
New data released Thursday tracked the sharpest inflation recorded in 40 years. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Consumer Price Index says the price of all items rose by 7.9% in February 2022. The basics for basic necessities such as food, housing and energy are each crossing historic milestones. Read More
Denver Gazette
Denver’s real estate market soars, driven by low inventory, report says
Real estate agents and homebuilders are raising their eyebrows at the latest home inventory figures coming from Denver-area neighborhoods, as a shrinking... Read More
Universitry of Denver
Q&A: What's Happening With the Housing Market?
Since the start of the pandemic, a perfect storm has sent home prices soaring, as record low mortgage rates and remote work spurred Americans to move. And now, even as interest rates tick up, inventory is at a record low, driving prices even higher. Read More
