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Here are my latest blog posts. Since 2006 I have written over 900 articles about the Boulder real estate market, the process of buying and selling a home and insights to what makes this a great place to live.  If you are looking for specific information please; search this site by clicking on the magnifying glass icon on the top navigation bar.

Happy New Year / Year In Review

A quick video recap of 2014 and the factors that will affect the Boulder real estate market in 2015. Also a thank you for making 2014 one of my very best years in real estate. The video features the photos of the properties I sold this past year, giving you a break...

How Do You Know If You Are Ready To Buy A Home

Here are some of the reasons why people buy their first home. Tired of paying rent / rents are rising. Home prices are rising and if they don't buy now they might be priced out of the market. Just got married. Just got a great new job. All my friends are buying a...

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Boulder Neighborhood Guide

Interested in learning about the different neighborhoods in Boulder? In this report I have split Boulder into eleven different areas and present the lifestyle highlights, schools, shopping districts, local recreation and real estate statistics for each area. If...

Mapping Boulder Home Sales By Price and Location

I'm revising my Boulder Neighborhood Guide and thought it would be helpful to show not only where sales are taking place but at what price. I found a way to manipulate the sales data for the City of Boulder and show it on a map and label it by price range. It's...

Boulder Heat Map

Joint Tenancy vs. Tenants in Common

In Colorado, when there is more than one buyer or entity purchasing real property, the buyer(s) can specify how they will hold title. On the Colorado approved "Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate" in section 2.1 buyers have the option to take "title to the...

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The Impact of Interest Rates on Home Affordability

Most real estate buyers can't afford their home. A first time buyer who saves up for a down payment, has good credit still can't afford their home. Being able to afford their home means paying cash. When a buyer says that they can afford a $300,000 home for example...

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