Neighborhood of the Week: RiNo (River North Art District)
If you love art then you’ll LOVE RiNo. Originally home to industrial companies, until the 80’s and 90’s, RiNo became a sought after neighborhood to artists as those warehouses became …
Sophisticated LoHi Condominium Project with Downtown views now Available for Move-in
Construction is now complete and homes are available for move-in at The Edge LoHi, the chic neighborhood’s premiere upscale condominium project. Residents began moving in last month, and the sales …
Neighborhood of the Week: Union Station
In 1881 four different railroad stations existed in Denver. The problem is that passengers had to transfer to other stations to continue their travel, so the four stations came together …
U.S. Home Flipping Rate Increases to 14-Year High in First Quarter of 2020 While Returns Slump to Nine-Year Low
IRVINE, Calif. – June 11, 2020 — ATTOM Data Solutions, curator of the nation’s premier property database and first property data provider of Data-as-a-Service (DaaS), today released its first-quarter 2020 U.S. Home …
The real cost of not purchasing real estate today
In the midst of everything going on in the world, buying real estate in today’s market can actually be a very smart move for those looking to invest in property, …
Neighborhood of the Week: LoDo
“LoDo”, short for Lower Downtown, is Denver’s oldest neighborhood reflecting the city’s growth in urban development and energetic city living. In the heart of downtown, LoDo’s 29 block radius embraces …
Fix N Flip or Fix N Hold; properties under $200,000 today
The areas outside of downtown Denver are a strong market for seller’s. If you are interested in purchasing a property to fix and flip, now could be the time. More …
Denver Metro versus Downtown Denver: one is a buyer’s market and one is a seller’s market. Something for everyone.
All neighborhoods in the 7 county Denver metro region we have been watching, have remained consistent in showing a strong seller’s advantage, except downtown Denver which clearly shows it has …
Neighborhood of the week: Capitol Hill
In one sentence, the neighborhood of Capitol Hill is best described as an epicenter where old culture meets new. Bordered by East Colfax, North Downing Street, Broadway and 7th Ave, …
Denver’s real estate numbers show inventory needs to increase by 38,000 to find its balance
It seems Denver will be in a seller’s market for quite some time according to last week’s numbers. A market in balance between buyer and seller is defined as 6 …
Neighborhood of the Week: Union Station
In 1881 four different railroad stations existed in Denver. The problem is that passengers had to transfer to other stations to continue their travel, so the four stations came together …
The real cost of not purchasing real estate today
In the midst of everything going on in the world, buying real estate in today’s market can actually be a very smart move for those looking to invest in property, …
Neighborhood of the Week: LoDo
“LoDo”, short for Lower Downtown, is Denver’s oldest neighborhood reflecting the city’s growth in urban development and energetic city living. In the heart of downtown, LoDo’s 29 block radius embraces …
Fix N Flip or Fix N Hold; properties under $200,000 today
The areas outside of downtown Denver are a strong market for seller’s. If you are interested in purchasing a property to fix and flip, now could be the time. More …
Denver Metro versus Downtown Denver: one is a buyer’s market and one is a seller’s market. Something for everyone.
All neighborhoods in the 7 county Denver metro region we have been watching, have remained consistent in showing a strong seller’s advantage, except downtown Denver which clearly shows it has …
Neighborhood of the week: Capitol Hill
In one sentence, the neighborhood of Capitol Hill is best described as an epicenter where old culture meets new. Bordered by East Colfax, North Downing Street, Broadway and 7th Ave, …
Denver’s real estate numbers show inventory needs to increase by 38,000 to find its balance
It seems Denver will be in a seller’s market for quite some time according to last week’s numbers. A market in balance between buyer and seller is defined as 6 …
Flipping: The projects with the best return on investment
So you’ve decided you want to take on an investment property. But there’s still an equally large decision left to be made, where you are going to do your first …
Meet Dale Dewitt
By: Mackenzie Masson This week we would like to take a moment to introduce you to a very special person on the Denver High-Rise Living Team.Originally from Atlantic City, NJ, …
Golden Triangle Condo With Upside For Buyer
With the Covid-19 pandemic affecting markets across the country and experts doing their best to predict what the market will do, real estate professionals everywhere are left unsure of what …
Meet Dale Dewitt
By: Mackenzie Masson This week we would like to take a moment to introduce you to a very special person on the Denver High-Rise Living Team.Originally from Atlantic City, NJ, …
We don’t need to prevent gentrification in Denver. We need to redefine it.
When home prices in Denver’s most popular neighborhoods feel completely out of reach, it’s not unusual for some to blame gentrification. That word, after all, has its negative connotations, but …
Colorado still open for real estate deals during COVID-19 pandemic, but with extreme caution
On paper, it’s business as usual. But in reality, it looks vastly different. The COVID-19 pandemic has turned the world upside down as major cities around the world, including Denver, …
Denver is No. 1 for inbound renters. What does that mean for condo investors?
A recent analysis by ApartmentList.com found that Denver is the No. 1 city in the U.S. for inbound renters. The firm determined that Denver was its most-searched city and then …
Denver real estate financier secures loan for condo project as banks remain ‘skittish’ over defect law
Denver-based PlattPointe Capital was on a tear at the end of 2019, securing a number of deals in a short amount of time, including a construction loan for a critical …
Executive Voice: Lori Greenly wants to be Denver’s condo queen
By Andrew Dodson Lori Greenly is a banker who fell into the niche condominium market. After 25 years in the banking and private wealth management world, Greenly — who was the …
Here’s how much having a roommate saves Denver renters
By Ted Andersen – It’s no secret that the Bay Area is expensive, but if you live alone there, it’s really going to cost you. That’s the resounding message from …
Denver Initiative 300: Right to Survive – What to Know
We love Denver and we want our city to be a safe and supportive place for everyone. Initiative 300: Right to Survive will be on Denver’s May 2019 ballot, which …
Guide to Condo Financing in 2019
By Joey Abdullah, MBA, CMPS, CDLP – Loan Consultant | Condo Expert | Life Transition Lending Specialist at CrossCountry Mortgage, Inc. 2019 is gearing up to be a great year …
A Brave New World: Considerations when Reentering the Condominium Market
The need for quality, affordable housing in Colorado is undeniable. In the past, condominiums often served this need and provided a stepping stone toward home ownership for many middle-income families. …
Neighborhood of the Week: RiNo (River North Art District)
If you love art then you’ll LOVE RiNo. Originally home to industrial companies, until the 80’s and 90’s, RiNo became a sought after neighborhood to artists as those warehouses became …
Neighborhood of the Week: Union Station
In 1881 four different railroad stations existed in Denver. The problem is that passengers had to transfer to other stations to continue their travel, so the four stations came together …
Neighborhood of the week: Capitol Hill
In one sentence, the neighborhood of Capitol Hill is best described as an epicenter where old culture meets new. Bordered by East Colfax, North Downing Street, Broadway and 7th Ave, …
Multi-family developments may need to get creative to meet the needs of the new remote worker. Can this new amenity be the answer?
The past couple of months have taught many of us new behaviors and ways to do business, from zoom meetings and virtual etiquette, to learning how to manage our days …
Meet Dale Dewitt
By: Mackenzie Masson This week we would like to take a moment to introduce you to a very special person on the Denver High-Rise Living Team.Originally from Atlantic City, NJ, …
Remote working is the new norm. Here’s how to get into the right mindset.
Between 2005 and 2017, the number of Americans working remotely increased by an astounding 159%. Three years later, that number increased again, from 3.9 million U.S. workers to 4.7 million, according to …
Meet the man behind Denver High-Rise Living’s service standards
When Lori Greenly, the founder of Denver High-Rise Living, left the banking world to start an education-focused real estate company that concentrates on the Mile High City’s expanding condo market, …
Denver historical condo buildings: Midland Lofts was once home to one of Colorado’s largest banks
It is easy to get lost in the skyline of Denver, especially now with the additions of beautiful, modern buildings, like the 1144 Fifteenth office tower and Confluence Park Apartments. …
Downsizing in Denver: Shifting the perspective of what you value in life
We don’t have to look to hard to see the bad outcomes of the COVID-19 pandemic. Job loss, uncertainty, fear, death. But there is going to be some good that …
Colorado still open for real estate deals during COVID-19 pandemic, but with extreme caution
On paper, it’s business as usual. But in reality, it looks vastly different. The COVID-19 pandemic has turned the world upside down as major cities around the world, including Denver, …
Neighborhood of the Week: RiNo (River North Art District)
If you love art then you’ll LOVE RiNo. Originally home to industrial companies, until the 80’s and 90’s, RiNo became a sought after neighborhood to artists as those warehouses became …
Neighborhood of the Week: Union Station
In 1881 four different railroad stations existed in Denver. The problem is that passengers had to transfer to other stations to continue their travel, so the four stations came together …
The real cost of not purchasing real estate today
In the midst of everything going on in the world, buying real estate in today’s market can actually be a very smart move for those looking to invest in property, …
Neighborhood of the Week: LoDo
“LoDo”, short for Lower Downtown, is Denver’s oldest neighborhood reflecting the city’s growth in urban development and energetic city living. In the heart of downtown, LoDo’s 29 block radius embraces …
Denver Metro versus Downtown Denver: one is a buyer’s market and one is a seller’s market. Something for everyone.
All neighborhoods in the 7 county Denver metro region we have been watching, have remained consistent in showing a strong seller’s advantage, except downtown Denver which clearly shows it has …
Denver’s real estate numbers show inventory needs to increase by 38,000 to find its balance
It seems Denver will be in a seller’s market for quite some time according to last week’s numbers. A market in balance between buyer and seller is defined as 6 …
Flipping: The projects with the best return on investment
So you’ve decided you want to take on an investment property. But there’s still an equally large decision left to be made, where you are going to do your first …
Multi-family developments may need to get creative to meet the needs of the new remote worker. Can this new amenity be the answer?
The past couple of months have taught many of us new behaviors and ways to do business, from zoom meetings and virtual etiquette, to learning how to manage our days …
Can Denver recover as strongly as analysts report?
Happy Wednesday, Denver. As the city starts to slowly open, we have seen real estate take off, not that it completely slowed down in Denver, and are now hearing we …
Meet Dale Dewitt
By: Mackenzie Masson This week we would like to take a moment to introduce you to a very special person on the Denver High-Rise Living Team.Originally from Atlantic City, NJ, …
Neighborhood of the Week: LoDo
“LoDo”, short for Lower Downtown, is Denver’s oldest neighborhood reflecting the city’s growth in urban development and energetic city living. In the heart of downtown, LoDo’s 29 block radius embraces …
Denver’s real estate numbers show inventory needs to increase by 38,000 to find its balance
It seems Denver will be in a seller’s market for quite some time according to last week’s numbers. A market in balance between buyer and seller is defined as 6 …
Flipping: The projects with the best return on investment
So you’ve decided you want to take on an investment property. But there’s still an equally large decision left to be made, where you are going to do your first …
Multi-family developments may need to get creative to meet the needs of the new remote worker. Can this new amenity be the answer?
The past couple of months have taught many of us new behaviors and ways to do business, from zoom meetings and virtual etiquette, to learning how to manage our days …
Can Denver recover as strongly as analysts report?
Happy Wednesday, Denver. As the city starts to slowly open, we have seen real estate take off, not that it completely slowed down in Denver, and are now hearing we …
Meet Dale Dewitt
By: Mackenzie Masson This week we would like to take a moment to introduce you to a very special person on the Denver High-Rise Living Team.Originally from Atlantic City, NJ, …
Golden Triangle Condo With Upside For Buyer
With the Covid-19 pandemic affecting markets across the country and experts doing their best to predict what the market will do, real estate professionals everywhere are left unsure of what …
This Denver developer is using modular construction to sell condos with attainable prices
Paul Malone is on a mission for the missing middle. “We’re doing everything we can right now to find creative ways toward attainable housing around town,” said Malone, president of …
Developer with high-rise condo experience has big plans for Denver Greyhound site
A Canadian developer has plans for two 400-foot towers and 2 million square feet of development at the Greyhound Station, 1055 19th St., located in a district known as Arapahoe …
6 projects Denver developers proposed in the first month of 2020
Developers proposed and filed site plans for dozens of projects last month, from office buildings and condo developments, to car washes and fast food restaurants. Some projects are farther along …
Neighborhood of the Week: Union Station
In 1881 four different railroad stations existed in Denver. The problem is that passengers had to transfer to other stations to continue their travel, so the four stations came together …
Neighborhood of the Week: LoDo
“LoDo”, short for Lower Downtown, is Denver’s oldest neighborhood reflecting the city’s growth in urban development and energetic city living. In the heart of downtown, LoDo’s 29 block radius embraces …
Denver Metro versus Downtown Denver: one is a buyer’s market and one is a seller’s market. Something for everyone.
All neighborhoods in the 7 county Denver metro region we have been watching, have remained consistent in showing a strong seller’s advantage, except downtown Denver which clearly shows it has …
Neighborhood of the week: Capitol Hill
In one sentence, the neighborhood of Capitol Hill is best described as an epicenter where old culture meets new. Bordered by East Colfax, North Downing Street, Broadway and 7th Ave, …
Denver’s real estate numbers show inventory needs to increase by 38,000 to find its balance
It seems Denver will be in a seller’s market for quite some time according to last week’s numbers. A market in balance between buyer and seller is defined as 6 …
Multi-family developments may need to get creative to meet the needs of the new remote worker. Can this new amenity be the answer?
The past couple of months have taught many of us new behaviors and ways to do business, from zoom meetings and virtual etiquette, to learning how to manage our days …
Can Denver recover as strongly as analysts report?
Happy Wednesday, Denver. As the city starts to slowly open, we have seen real estate take off, not that it completely slowed down in Denver, and are now hearing we …
Meet Dale Dewitt
By: Mackenzie Masson This week we would like to take a moment to introduce you to a very special person on the Denver High-Rise Living Team.Originally from Atlantic City, NJ, …
Denver Business Journal’s Andrew Dodson Joins Denver High-Rise Living!
Denver High-Rise Living is excited to announce Andrew Dodson is joining Denver’s team of condo experts as the firm’s first director of content and research. Dodson has most recently established …
Three Denver nonprofits we’re supporting on Colorado Gives Day 2019
At Denver High Rise Living, we’re passionate about three things: Condo living, people, and our community. That’s why we’re hoping you can join us Tuesday, Dec. 10, in participating in …
Neighborhood of the Week: RiNo (River North Art District)
If you love art then you’ll LOVE RiNo. Originally home to industrial companies, until the 80’s and 90’s, RiNo became a sought after neighborhood to artists as those warehouses became …
Neighborhood of the Week: Union Station
In 1881 four different railroad stations existed in Denver. The problem is that passengers had to transfer to other stations to continue their travel, so the four stations came together …
Neighborhood of the Week: LoDo
“LoDo”, short for Lower Downtown, is Denver’s oldest neighborhood reflecting the city’s growth in urban development and energetic city living. In the heart of downtown, LoDo’s 29 block radius embraces …
Meet Dale Dewitt
By: Mackenzie Masson This week we would like to take a moment to introduce you to a very special person on the Denver High-Rise Living Team.Originally from Atlantic City, NJ, …
Executive Voice: Lori Greenly wants to be Denver’s condo queen
By Andrew Dodson Lori Greenly is a banker who fell into the niche condominium market. After 25 years in the banking and private wealth management world, Greenly — who was the …
Meet Dale Dewitt
By: Mackenzie Masson This week we would like to take a moment to introduce you to a very special person on the Denver High-Rise Living Team.Originally from Atlantic City, NJ, …
Executive Voice: Lori Greenly wants to be Denver’s condo queen
By Andrew Dodson Lori Greenly is a banker who fell into the niche condominium market. After 25 years in the banking and private wealth management world, Greenly — who was the …