By now, many of our real estate colleagues have seen the previous letter I wrote this month about our culture here at KW Luxury. Thank you for all of the kind emails, letters, and phone calls.

With the market having next to no inventory, properties coming on the market Monday and sold by Wednesday, and multiple offers left and right it’s no wonder that new construction is in popular demand.

In a seller’s market, there is a practice known as ‘tying up the property’. When a good listing comes on the market, there can be a bit of frenzy. Everyone wants to get a look at it. The realtors want to do a good job and make sure that they secure the property for their client.

With all the communities in development around the Denver Metro Area you’ll find there are quite a few builders to choose from. This can get complicated for buyers since they may not know the styles that each builder specializes in, the communities they work out of, and the builder’s reputations.

We have been meeting with lots of sellers over the last few weeks that wanted to put their home up for sale, and take advantage of a red-hot seller’s market. As one would expect, everyone wanted to get top dollar for his or her home.

There really are some important factors that everyone should consider if you want to find your dream home. Here is what I think are the top six things to consider when starting your search.

I always think it fun to play the “did you know game” every once in a while. It’s even more fun to do it with the real estate business of which I am so passionate about.

Love at first sight: it only happens in the movies, right? Some believe it, while some do not when it comes to finding a mate; but what about when it comes to finding a home?

There is no doubt that by now, if you have been following the news, you’re aware that the real estate market in Denver is now a seller’s market. What that means is that the demand for homes outweighs supply. This is super good news for sellers.

Selling your own home is nothing new and it has been going on for years. When consumers hear that it is now a seller’s market, they get all excited, think they should save a few bucks, and maybe sell their homes by themselves.