Home Price Appreciation in Boulder County

Home Sales in Boulder County

Home prices have been on the rise throughout Boulder County. Prices are up in all Boulder County cities and Days on Market have declined as well. These figures are through the end of May, 2013 compared to the same time period in 2012.

Louisville Home Prices Show Strong Increase

Figures recently released show all area in Boulder County have increased in price from the end of May, 2012 to the end of May 2013. The city of Louisville shows the greatest price increase with the medium sales price up 27.3% while inventory is down 10% and days to closing are down 33%. If you're looking for a great time to sell, this could be it!

3 Reasons to Buy that House Now!

I don't usually post blogs from others but this one has such important information I want to share it with everyone. 

3 Reasons to Buy that House NOW!

http://www.kcmblog.com/2013/07/30/3-reasons-to-buy-that-house-now/

Weld County Tops Oil and Gas Production in Colorado

Great article about oil production in Weld County from a newsletter published by The Group, a Ft Collins Real Estate company. According to the article, Colorado oil producers collected 49.1 million barrels of crude, the most in the state since 1957. And next door Weld County accounted for approximately 75% of all production in Colorado last year. The figures were provided by the Coloardo Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. Last year Weld County producers reached 36.58 million barrels, and during the first three months of 2012 they've already eclipsed 7 million barrels.

3 Steps to Sell Your House in a Week

it              1) Price it right. Factors to consider include location, condition, updating, schools, proximity to amenities and knowing the market. Price it over the market and it is likely to languish, price it right and you will have several offers and very likely sell it at above the list price.

                2)  Prepare your house for sale. This includes taking care of deferred maintenance issues, cleaning, painting, organizing and staging. To be really proactive, have your home pre inspected. It’s always cheaper to take care of a problem before it is identified as an inspection issue.

                 3) Choose your buyer carefully. Your goal isn’t to get offers, it’s to sell your house. Make sure you have a buyer who is not only pre-qualified but commited to buying your house and will hang in there through a long, sometimes difficult process.

And you will be rewarded by having an excited buyer, who will show up at closing with the funds and be ready to love your house as you have!

To discuss selling your home, please feel free to give me a call today.

Buyers and Bidding Wars

Wall Street Journal article, stunned home buyers find bidding wars are back, is definitely what we're seeing in Boulder, Colorado and throughout Boulder County. 

Louisville, CO: New Market Reality

We are now in a new market reality, according to the widely followed and respected KCM blog. On a local level, nothing brought this home more clearly than my latest listing in Louisville, Colorado. The inventory in Louisville is very limited, as it is throughout much of Boulder County. The home I listed is a well maintained and upated, 3 bed, 3 bath 2 story in a nice neighorhood. It went under contract the day showings started with multiple offers, for over list price. There are as many challenges in this kind of market as in a buyers market, they are just different from what we have become used to. Check out my next blog for what to watch out for, whether you are a buyer or seller. And check here for homes for sale in Louisville, CO.