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Highlands Ranch Sold Statistics July 2010 - Highlands Ranch, Colorado

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Highlands Ranch Sold Statistics July 2010 - Highlands Ranch, Colorado

Overall the sold homes in Highlands Ranch, Colorado were down about 23% from June due mostly to the Homebuyers Tax Credit expiring. This was a huge push for many homeowners to go out and make the purchase they had been saving for but no there is a bit of a slowing in the market. Not all things are bad though, the average price per square foot as actually gone up which is helping those who are selling and helping the months of inventory decrease.

Interest rates are at an all time low, which I am sure you have heard by now. This is another big reason for those who are still waiting or on the fence to get moving. Because the rates are so low the average borrower can actually borrower substantially more without the payment going up. For example: The average Highlands Ranch borrower makes $75,000 a year and can qualify for a $2000 monthly payment (PITI). This is a $330,000 home at a interest rate of 6%. If this borrower were to buy now, they could afford a $390,000 home at a 4.5% interest rate with that same payment. This is a HUGE difference!


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Tricia Houston, Licensed Colorado Mortgage Broker 

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Dawn A Fabiszak
Private Label Realty ( Denver metro area, Colorado - Aurora, CO
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Tricia ~ that is great information.  I try to keep up on all that same information for the areas that I sell in.

Aug 23, 2010 04:14 PM
Katerina Gasset
The Gasset Group & Get It Done For Me Virtual Services - Provo, UT
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Informative market update you have here Tricia. Thumbs for the chart. All the best and keep it up!
Jul 06, 2013 02:44 AM