the opportunities ahead
For buyers and sellers alike, the first two quarters of 2023 have shown that transactional savviness and strategic planning are necessary for building the path to a successful close. The correlation between inflation and federal interest rates is becoming more apparent, with the inflation rate cooling to 3% in June 2023 causing a slight decrease in 30year mortgage rates (according to Bankrate.com). While the Federal Reserve may bring the interest rates down in the second half of 2023, Denver and Boulder’s markets are still experiencing the ever-present demand for housing, thanks to Colorado’s coveted lifestyle, job market and climate.
Across the board, the industry is seeing an increase in the number of sold listings from Q1 2023, as well as an increase in available inventory. With this dynamic season, buyers are also experiencing a shorter window of opportunity to make offers on homes with decreased time that these residences spent on the market. Prices are hovering around what is typically expected in the area, indicating that Boulder and Denver remain some of the most sought-after places to live regardless of interest rate fluctuations.
As we shift into the transitional period between summer and fall, buyers may be seeking creative ways to secure a new home prior to the next quarter. On the other hand, sellers may look for unique, yet proven strategies to stand out amongst the competition. At milehimodern, we are honored to tell the distinct stories of every home and do so by utilizing the tech platforms and creative strategies that bring our clients win after win. For our buyers, we ensure that every avenue to success is explored so that the path to homeownership is as unique as our clients. Our fuel for success is the gratitude we feel to be your trusted real estate advisors.
Carmelo Paglialunga + Carla Thompson milehimodern owners
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The above Colorado data is based on counties statewide. The following Denver data is based on eleven counties in the Denver Metro Area: Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Clear Creek, Denver, Douglas, Elbert, Gilpin, Jefferson and Park. The following Boulder data is based on Boulder County.
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