12/11/2019
"...Markets are seeing improved inventory levels. But it’s largely skewed to one segment: upper-end housing. In April, the number of homes listed at or above $750,000—more than double the national median price—rose by 11% year over year; homes priced $200,000 or below dropped 8%...Accessory dwelling units—which are independent units or “granny flats” added to existing homes—are another way to build inventory. Fannie Mae selected ADUs as one of three innovative ideas to tackle housing shortages."
None of us can foresee with certainty the future of the local housing market—but we do have a cadre of real estate agents, mortgage consultants, and economists who helped us make some compelling conjectures. Come along as we part the mist on Mile High City real estate in the weeks, months, and yea...
