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Home prices still going up in the county - Vimarsana News

Home prices still going up in the county

Bray Real Estate just released its latest report, which documents the latest trends in real estate in Mesa County.

Bray Report shows rise in building permits, property sales and home prices in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Bray Report shows rise in building permits, property sales and home prices in 2021

Bray Real Estate released its year-end Bray Report this week, detailing real estate trends in Mesa County.

Developer envisions apartments for old City Market - Vimarsana News

Developer envisions apartments for old City Market

While road crews work to transform downtown’s busiest intersection, a Front Range developer is crafting plans to transform one of downtown’s biggest blights. Richmark Real Estate, a developer from the Front Range, is under contract to acquire the old City Market site at 200 Rood Ave. and a neighboring parcel, with an eye toward building hundreds of apartments. Not only will this add more housing downtown but it also activates a long-dead property, both top issues for local leaders. “Realistically, this isn’t going to be affordable housing. But I am excited for this,” ...

Mesa County housing market continues to be tight but vibrant - Vimarsana News

Mesa County housing market continues to be tight but vibrant

Bray Real Estate released its monthly market report Tuesday and it tells a familiar story — low inventory, high demand and breath-taking prices.

Prices up, listings down for Grand Junction housing market - Vimarsana News

Prices up, listings down for Grand Junction housing market

This time a year ago, the real estate industry in the Grand Valley was simply trying to regain its footing after the mid-March shutdown stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic. Because of the virus, people were moving into the region or relocating to a new house at a far slower rate than the norm. The industry spent the rest of 2020 slowly bouncing back, hoping for a brighter 2021. So far, that brighter vision has come to fruition. March’s Bray Report, compiled by Bray Real Estate using local statistics for all real estate companies, shows a seller’s market for most properties in the ar...