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3 Comments on Denver Real Estate is NOT in the Dumps
Interesting Kristal.
The Austin market is holding its own as well. We keep hearing about the market "slowing down" but it has not hit us just yet!
We are also flooded with Realtor graduates. It will be interesting to see how this all works out!
KRistin
"The Lovely Kristal"
Just pulling up a Box to say Hi. This one was in need of a few comments. You know me...fill...a need when I can...even if it is just a Box!
"The Lovely Wife"...Kum La Ka Lakka...Roar!
We are seeing similar stats here in Naperville. The doom and gloom hasn't hit the market (we have less than a 5 month inventory) but it is hitting the agents pocketbooks as the number of agents in town has increased by about 15% since the first of the year.
Longer market times are the norm...