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10736 CHADSWORTH LANE HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO 80126
Single family home foreclosure in Highlands Ranch Property Address: 10736 CHADSWORTH LANE HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO 80126 Subdivision: HIGHLANDS RANCH Legal Description: LOT 59A, HIGHLANDS RANCH FILING NO. 122-N, 1ST AMENDMENT, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS, STATE OF COLORADO. Deed Of Trust Reception No.: 2009069449 Recorded: 09/01/2009 Type of Loan: CONV Original Note Amount: $352,735.00 Outstanding Balance as of FC Filing: $380,440.52 Pre-Sale Information Election & Demand Reception No.: 2015021699 Recorded: 04/06/2015 Combined Notice Mailed: 04/08/2015 Cure Intent Due By: 07/14/2015 Original Scheduled Sale Date: 07/29/2015 Current Sale Date: 07/29/2015 For more information: https://plus.google.com/+SaberAmine/posts/2wTjpmh1e5e
Consumer Demand Brings Rising Home Prices
February Statistics Report Motivated by increasing home values, sellers brought 4,537 new listings to the market in February, a 14 percent increase as compared to last month and a four percent year-over-year increase. The new inventory was quickly scooped up by buyers eager to make purchases, which kept sales strong. The number of properties that sold in February was up 13 percent as compared to last month. Additionally, the number of homes that went under contract was up 15 percent month over month and saw a seven percent year-over-year increase. The decline in the number of available homes that began in July 2014 continued into the first quarter, keeping inventory at historically-low levels. At the close of February, 5,087 active listings were on the market, a one percent decrease over last month and 25 percent lower than last year.
99 percent of Denver homes regain or surpass pre-recession value
Nearly 99 percent of homes in metro Denver have regained or surpassed the prices from their pre-recession peak, according to an analysis by Trulia that shows only a third of homes nationwide reaching the same mark. The report, “The Housing Recovery That Wasn’t,” said the metro area’s recovery from a decade ago is the best among the 100 housing markets it examined. Counties to the north, south and even east of Denver are showing strong recovery rates, while the rebound on the Western Slope is spottier, with median prices in most areas still below their old highs. In metro Denver, home prices have shot up 50.5 percent from the pre-recession high of $237,071, the highest percentage gain of any of the 100 metros. That has allowed individual homes over time to regain their old highs. But incomes in metro Denver are up only 20 percent since the end of the recession, making it harder for buyers to find affordable homes and pushing them further out in their search. Colorado Springs w...
Denver-area home prices drop slightly again in August; still up year-over-year
The cost of buying a home in the Denver metro area dipped slightly for the second straight month in August, according to the latest data from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors. The median sale price of all residential properties was $380,000 last month, a decrease of $5,000 from the month before. Compared to the same time last year, however, prices are still up more than 8 percent. While it’s difficult to say if the past couple months are indicative of a trend, Realtors say the numbers do seem to show that the market is cooling down some. Housing numbers can be presented in ways to paint many different pictures, Overall, it is still a positive market even though we are transitioning towards something that looks more normal. 38,553 residential properties have sold so far this year, setting a new record for the metro area. That number is 4.35 percent higher than the same time last year. While housing inventory continues to climb, it’s still far below the historical average o...
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