Yes, you might be better off buying now than when the tax credit was in effect. The reasons are very simple. A historic drop in interest rates and less competition if you are buying residential property under $400,000.

As you know, a lot of Realtors these days are utilizing social networking to get the message out about a home that they are trying to sell on behalf of their client.

As with the rest of the home, even the lot of this 9,729 square feet, 4-bedroom, 7 bath home enjoys thoughtful design that flows effortlessly from one beautiful and useful space to another.

The next four weeks are going to be slow in Colorado Real Estate as kids get ready to go back to school and parents try to get back into their normal routines.

There is no question that the luxury housing market has been hit hard by the recession. People in this price range lost plenty of money in the market, investments, and may have lost their jobs and or their retirement plans.

This striking Tuscan-style four-bedroom, six bathroom, 7270 square foot mountain home enjoys breathtaking views in the Genesee park area.

More and more real estate transactions are falling apart these days over inspection items. Just 5 years ago very few deals fell apart over inspections items.

I have often talked about the battle between buyers and sellers in today’s real estate market and I don’t want to badger the point any further, but I think that the problem has now spread to the realtors.

Two things stop more people buying from purchasing a home more than anything else…down payment and credit score.

This home is rich with custom touches and fine detail, the perfect showcase to prove that luxury and environmental stewardship can walk hand in hand for generations to come.