The Key Home Team specializes in assisting people like you in buying and selling real estate and investment properties in the Denver, Colorado area.
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Client Experience
"The neighborhood real estate ‘experts’ told us the value of our property was 320‐350K but we were able to sell the home for 470k in 17 days with the Key Home Team. I am glad I used the Pricing Experts instead!” ‐ Pete R.
“Your stagers did a fantastic job tweaking our home so buyers could see its true potential. After they finished, we didn’t want to move!...and it sold in only 24 days!” ‐ Pam R.
“We had great counsel from an awesome real estate broker, who helped us to wait for the best possible scenario when we just wanted to dump the house and sacrifice our credit... you know, sometimes ya just have to play in the mud, but God saved us from much time in the mud at the end of the day. If you need a broker who knows what's going on in the economy and can really tell you the facts and many options out there, best/worst scenarios, and has all kinds of creative tools for marketing your house.” ‐ Laura and Bill B.
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Current Local Real Estate News:
Denver No. 8 in Case Shiller, according to Inside Real Estate News, the Denver metropolitan area ranked No. 8 of the 20 areas tracked by the closely watched S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices released today. Overall, homes in Denver appreciated by 3.6 percent in the one-year period ending in May, compared with a 5.4 percent gain for homes in the 10-Composite list and 4.6 percent for all 20 of the areas, according to the report. Peter Niederman, chief executive officer of Kentwood Real Estate, and others, however, cautioned that the May numbers still reflect the impact of the tax-credit buying that took place prior to April 30, so the market should brace for a drop. Still, sellers are increasingly willing to bargain on prices, especially at the higher-end, and mortgage rates are at historical low, providing an ideal buying opportunity for those financially able to take advantage of what is a buyer’s market, except at the lower-end.
http://insiderealestatenews.com/2010/07/denver-no-8-in-case-shiller/
Million-dollar homes show life; most sales still below $300,000 - The market for million-dollar plus homes in the Denver area perked up in June, with closings rising 19% and price discounts falling. However, during the first half of the year, the “sweet spot’ for home sales remains homes priced from $100,000 to $300,000, which accounted for 61% of all sale in the eight-county area. “In 2008 to 2009, we were in markets that reflected the large number of foreclosures on the market,” Bauer said. “After people started gobbling up the homes in the lower-price ranges as fast as they could, we started getting a better handle on the foreclosure situation. Now, we are seeing more activity in the $200,000 and $300,000 ranges.” Read full article: http://insiderealestatenews.com/2010/07/million-dollar-homes-show-life-most-sales-still-below-300000/
Colorado No. 3 on CNBC’s 2010 ‘top states for business’ - For the second year in a row, Colorado ranks No. 3 on CNBC's latest list of "America's Top States for Business." Colorado placed in the top 10 in three of the categories among the 50 states: quality of life (No. 2), business friendliness (No. 4) and workforce (No. 10). It also ranks above the 50-state average in technology & innovation (No. 12) and access to capital (No. 15). Read full article: http://www.metrodenver.org/news-center/metro-denver-news/colorado-no--3-on-cnbc-s-2010--top-states-for-business-.html
