Home Values peaked in last 2007 in Greenwood Village, Colorado and since then have been dropping. Despite the numbers this is still a very desirable neighborhood to live in and one that people want. Market data shows that values are down about 10% from this time last year.

Last week, we began taking a look at rating your home for sale with a buyer’s eyes. What are buyer’s eyes and what do they look for when evaluating a home to buy?

Take a look this article from this week’s Washington Post. I think it states what many people have been saying and that’s simply we’ve hit the bottom of the barrel.
Housing particularly in Colorado is not going to drop further.
A team of economists who created a variety of forecasting models concludes that predictions of further large [...]

Didn’t we always know Denver was ahead of the rest of the country on the “Green Issue”. Check out this article from Cars.com it appears that Denverites not only want “Green Built” homes ,but they are driving more “green cars”.
Drivers are enthusiastic about green cars, particularly drivers in West Coast cities, says Cars.com editor-in-chief Patrick [...]

Have you checked out Observatory Park lately? In my opinion, it’s one of the neighborhoods that make Denver so appealing. This gem of an area started it’s rebirth in the late 1990s, when Denverites rediscovered its wide streets, mature trees, larger lots, great location, and oh yes, the magnificent observatory that is the park’s namesake. [...]