luxury real estate: The Luxury Market is All about Personal Contact. By Dan Polimino.
- 02/10/14 11:36 AM
Statistics says that greater than 90% of the population begin their home search on the Internet. Realtors spend millions of dollars and countless hours trying to figure out how to capture leads from the Internet. They place ads, buy zip codes, build fancy sites, post blogs, work their Facebook sphere, etc., etc., all in hopes of getting that Internet lead. Using these methods, many agents have done very well in accumulating hundreds of leads every month, but the million-dollar question is how many do they convert to actual buyers or sellers? Better yet, are any of those leads million-dollar buyers? Answer: not likely! … (1 comments)
luxury real estate: Denver’s Most Exclusive Neighborhoods. By Marc Bayes.
- 09/03/13 10:56 PM
I’m sure you’ve seen the articles on Face Book or somewhere across the web showing you the top ten most expensive homes in the Denver Metro area. While these homes are amazing to look at and come with staggering prices most don’t pay attention to what neighborhoods these homes are located in. I wanted to take a moment and tell you about some of the most exclusive neighborhoods in the Denver Metro Area. Let’s talk about where you’ll find the most homes for the top dollar: Cherry Hills Village. Here you’ll find some of the most amazing homes ever built in … (0 comments)
luxury real estate: 1 Million Dollar Price Reduction
- 02/01/10 09:53 PM
333 Faraway Place Castle Rock, CO. It’s not often we see a 1 million dollar price reduction, but that’s what we’ve done with the Maytag estate in Castle Rock. Built in 1983, the 9000-square-foot Spanish-style Villa was built for the Maytag family. The four-bedroom, five-bath home sits on 227 pristine acres. The land has a little of bit of everything with forested hills, open meadows, and gorgeous rock outcroppings. There are extensive views of majestic snow-capped peaks, peaceful valleys, and the near town of Castle Rock. It’s perfect for a private barn, equestrian center, corrals, or just incredible hiking and sightseeing. … (3 comments)
Statistics says that greater than 90% of the population begin their home search on the Internet. Realtors spend millions of dollars and countless hours trying to figure out how to capture leads from the Internet. They place ads, buy zip codes, build fancy sites, post blogs, work their Facebook sphere, etc., etc., all in hopes of getting that Internet lead. Using these methods, many agents have done very well in accumulating hundreds of leads every month, but the million-dollar question is how many do they convert to actual buyers or sellers? Better yet, are any of those leads million-dollar buyers? Answer: not likely! … (1 comments)
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