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Whether people will come back to the workplace in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic or prefer to keep working remotely continues to present challenges that ripple through the economy, local business leaders said Tuesday.
Despite accepted benchmarks that would suggest otherwise, a prominent broker is firm in his belief that for residential real estate in the Boulder Valley, “it’s a buyer’s market.”
It's a dispute that has flared up frequently as growth overtakes a northern Front Range corridor that was once dominated by agriculture.
A confluence of factors, many of which are exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, have combined to create an environment where there is an historical low total of homes on the market. Those factors include low interest rates, an increasing number of Millennial buyers entering the market, people who now work from home demanding additional space, an influx of new buyers from more expensive real estate markets on the coasts and rising construction costs. Here’s a snapshot of active listings in March from around the region: • Boulder: 117 active listings , down 20.4% from 147 a year ago. • F...
From Boulder to Broomfield, from Windsor to Wellington and well beyond, the Front Range residential real estate market is locked into a seemingly intractable state of low inventory. A confluence of factors, many of which are exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, have combined to create an environment where there is an historical low total of homes on the market. Those factors include low interest rates, an increasing number of Millennial buyers entering the market, people who now work from home demanding additional space, an influx of new buyers from more expensive real estate markets on the ...