Denver, CO Real Estate — Homes For Sale in Denver, CO

What to Expect from 2021 in Housing The real estate industry evolves every year, with new regulations, laws, technology, and trends affecting borrowers and homeowners. Realtor.com Economist Danielle Hale expects home sales to surge another 7% and home prices to rise another 5.7% above 2020 levels. Demographics and housing supply are key pieces to continued growth. Younger Millennial and Gen-Z buyers likely will play a growing role in the housing market. Prices, and higher rates, will create barriers to entry for the many first-time buyers in these generations who haven't yet built home equity. While builders are expected to increase production for single-family homes by another 9% in 2021, the market will remain seller-friendly. Buyers will still enjoy relatively low rates and an eventually improving selection of homes for sale. less

The population of the Mile High City has grown rapidly year over year, making Denver a seller's market. Denver home prices tend to be highest southeast of downtown near Cherry Creek, a neighborhood with an average list price of more than $1 million. Average sales prices in neighborhoods west and east of downtown Denver are much lower, with houses in Edgewater and Aurora selling for as low as $50,000 or $60,000. I can help you find the home that fits your needs! less

Many restaurants in the metro area are featuring Charcuterie on their menus. These delightful meat, cheese and veggie boards are great to share and serve well as a starter or a main course. Perhaps that's why they are gaining so much popularity. The Truffle Table is sure to please even the most particular cheese connoisseur while educating the cheese newbie and all in the most scrumptious way. The Truffle Table is a long awaited stem off of the Truffle Cheese Shop on 6th Avenue and what a marvelous stem it is as the wait staff will help you choose cheeses to make a delicious board with 3, 5 or 8 cheeses, nuts and various spreads not to mention a huge wine list. The frill is left to the food as the interior is a euro-vintage deli feel, comfortable but not fussy at all. Because of it's location on the bustling hilltop of 15th in Highlands, and right in the heart of the new Denver foodie haven, there is never a dull moment. The best part at the end is getting a small leaflet of the cheeses and/or meats that were on your plate and that just so happen to be available at the shop on 6th Ave. Give it a try...you won't regret it! less