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Historic cinema set to reopen in Denver after crucial approval

March 10, 2026  |  Paolo Zialcita

The historic Yates Theater could soon flicker back to life. Denver’s Board of Adjustment gave a critical approva...

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Mortgage rates steady near 6.15% as oil and jobs data pose risks

March 10, 2026  |  Neil Pierson

After spiking last week, mortgage rates remained relatively stable this week. But the question for housing marke...

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Existing-home sales up in February, market faces spring challenges

March 10, 2026  |  Jonathan Delozier

U.S. existing-home sales rose slightly in February, increasing 1.7% from the previous month, though activity rem...

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Hunt-backed View Homes names Natasha Gandhi CEO to drive growth

March 10, 2026  |  John McManus

When Hunt Companies acquired View Homes last fall, the unheralded October deal reflected a larger shift underway...

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Denver could reduce max sentences for low-level charges

March 9, 2026

Denver lawmakers could change the city’s municipal sentencing laws, aiming to reduce penalties for low-level off...

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Smoke near Denver? It may be intentional

March 9, 2026

If you see smoke northeast of Denver this March or April, you may not need to worry. It’s most likely a prescrib...

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How will rising oil prices impact the U.S. housing market?

March 9, 2026  |  Logan Mohtashami

As we enter another week of the Iran conflict, the question now is what will this do to the economy, but for thi...

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Should You Wait for Lower Rates?

March 9, 2026  |   KCM Crew

Mortgage rates have already dropped into the upper 5s twice this year. But after just a few days, they ticked ba...

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Truly tiny art galleries are spreading across Denver. Here’s where to find ‘Sidewalk Joy’

March 9, 2026

By Maddie Browning You’ve probably seen a Little Free Library – the adorable stands in front of houses and shops...

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Housing demand is up and inventory is down, even with Iran conflict

March 8, 2026  |  Logan Mohtashami

In the crazy world of economics, with all the drama last week, it was a pretty normal housing week. Housing data...

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Denver has sent 170 bison to tribal nations. Here’s how it happens

March 6, 2026

Snow fell in thick flurries across Genesee Park in Golden, settling over the foothills and the iconic herd of mo...

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The condo queen: How a Miami broker closes $1B+ a year

March 6, 2026  |  Emile L'Eplattenier, Gina Baker

On paper, Maile Aguila’s story reads like a fairy-tale version of the American dream: After 30 years of hard wor...

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The 30th floor was empty. Then the artists took over

March 6, 2026

“This is our town,” Julie Davis declared to hundreds of revelers on the 30th floor of a vacant downtown Denver o...

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Study finds 65-year-olds need $135K for long-term care

March 5, 2026  |  Jonathan Delozier

A new report from consulting firm Milliman concludes that the average 65-year-old should set aside $135,000 to c...

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NAHB data maps modest housing affordability gains in 2025

March 5, 2026  |  Tyler Williams

The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)/Wells Fargo Cost of Housing Index, released on Thursday, indica...

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Qualify and prioritize your real estate leads with decision framework

March 5, 2026  |  Gina Baker

When a new lead comes into our real estate orbit, we’re rapid-dialing the phone and/or writing an email to get t...

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Spring Sellers Have an Edge. Here’s Why.

March 5, 2026  |   KCM Crew

Homeowners looking to sell usually want three things: plenty of interested buyers, strong offers, and a short ti...

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Denver to launch speed cameras, ‘comprehensive’ review after record traffic deaths

March 5, 2026

Despite a city-wide Vision Zero goal to end traffic-related deaths and serious injuries by 2030, Denver appears ...

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A developer is tearing down a big Denver office — and it could be the start of a trend

March 5, 2026

It could be anywhere in the Denver Tech Center — a six-floor office building surrounded by parking lots and roun...

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The 200-Basis-point gap: Why many lenders are leaving money on the table

March 5, 2026  |  Jim Deitch

A decade of MBA Quarterly Performance Reports tells a story the mortgage industry has yet to fully absorb. A 200...

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Want to buy the Brown Palace? Now’s your chance

March 4, 2026

The Brown Palace, Denver’s iconic hotel, is reportedly up for sale. It’s been only eight years since Crescent Re...

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High-producing South Carolina team joins REMAX

March 4, 2026  |  Jonathan Delozier

After 12 years in real estate and three years leading The McNulty Team under the Coldwell Banker brand, Shannon ...

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9 strategies to build mortgage referral clients and grow your pipeline

March 4, 2026  |  Julia Mahan, Gina Baker

Strong mortgage pipelines are built on intentional, trust-based referral partnerships, not chasing one-off leads...

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Mortgage applications jump 11%, led by refinances

March 4, 2026  |  Sarah Wolak

Mortgage applications increased 11.0% from one week earlier, according to data from the Mortgage Bankers Associa...

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Are Home Prices Dropping? Here’s the Real Story.

March 4, 2026  |   KCM Crew

You’ve probably seen posts on social media talking about how “home prices are falling.”

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Tattered Cover’s former CEO has a new bookstore. But can he shake his past failures and tarnished repu...

March 4, 2026

Kwame Spearman has opened a second bookstore — and a supersized can of bookworms seething about his legacy. Near...

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Why some of the most expensive housing markets are also the fastest

March 4, 2026  |  Rachel Bader, HW Data

Higher prices are often assumed to slow housing demand. But a metro-level look at HousingWire Data shows a count...

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Ruby Hill Rail Yard abruptly closes after Denver’s least snowy February on record 

March 3, 2026

Denver’s Ruby Hill Railyard officially closed for the season on March 3 after just four weeks in operation. The ...

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Denver’s parks department pledges to improve after string of controversies with swim teams and swan boats

March 3, 2026

Denver Parks and Recreation director Jolon Clark on Tuesday responded to criticism for a series of controversial...

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Florida’s Sandra Rathe Team joins The Real Brokerage

March 3, 2026  |  Jonathan Delozier

The Real Brokerage has brought on RealTrends Verified-ranked The Sandra Rathe Team, adding 20 agents and $135 mi...

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Mortgage rates jump after Iran strike rattles markets

March 3, 2026  |  Neil Pierson

Late last week, the U.S. housing market appeared to be on solid footing going into March, but a wrench was unexp...

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6 deal-saving business & negotiation strategies from a $1.7 billion broker

March 3, 2026  |  Emile L'Eplattenier, Gina Baker

Feel like more of your deals have been falling through lately? It’s not just your imagination. Data from Redfin ...

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Markets are starting to price in escalation with Iran, but not fully yet 

March 3, 2026  |  Logan Mohtashami

One of the odd things about Monday’s bond action and oil prices is that I didn’t believe the markets were taking...

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Kennedy Golf Course set for $30M renovation with clubhouse, TopGolf-style driving range

March 3, 2026

Kennedy Golf Course, the city-run golf course in the southeast corner of Denver, is set for a major facelift. Cu...

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Why the housing inventory map is so startling

March 2, 2026  |  Mike Simonsen

Available inventory of homes for sale has been climbing for four years. Overall there are 9% more homes on the m...

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The Hidden Advantage Repeat Buyers Have Right Now

March 2, 2026  |   KCM Crew

What if you didn’t have a mortgage payment on your next house? It may sound a little unrealistic. But for a numb...

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Will war with Iran send mortgage rates higher or lower?

March 1, 2026  |  Logan Mohtashami

Spring is right around the corner and mortgage rates are already under 6%, but now we have a new variable: war w...

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Denver leaders could soon debate a cut to restaurant wages, a citywide service fee and more

February 27, 2026

A report written by members of the Denver restaurant industry in partnership with Visit Denver and the city’s ec...

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Millrose outperforms with disciplined growth, strong partnerships

February 27, 2026  |  Tyler Williams

Now one for the books, the 2025 homebuilding market slowed in new construction, resulting in contract cancellati...

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Mortgage rates fall to multiyear lows in time for spring housing market

February 27, 2026  |  Logan Mohtashami

Mortgage rates are at multiyear lows, whether you quote Mortgage News Daily at 5.99% or Freddie Mac weekly data ...

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Denver mayor’s executive order could have local police arresting ICE agents

February 26, 2026

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston signed an executive order Thursday that attempts to limit the ability of Immigration ...

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From IPO spark to global scale pivot: Tri Pointe enters a new power axis

February 26, 2026  |  John McManus

Thirteen years ago, on a rain-slick January morning in lower Manhattan, a three-and-a-half-year-old homebuilder’...

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DeCaro Auctions names Mario Vargas CEO

February 26, 2026  |  Jonathan Delozier

DeCaro Auctions has appointed Mario Vargas as CEO — marking a leadership transition as the firm expands its priv...

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Building enterprise growth: Chelsea Wagner on partnership strategy and the future of housing leadership

February 26, 2026  |  Lesley Collins

Leadership in housing rarely stands still. The pace of change across technology, capital markets and consumer ex...

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Idaho’s Intermountain MLS taps tech-focused CEO

February 26, 2026  |  Jonathan Delozier

Intermountain MLS — the largest multiple listing service in Idaho — has appointed Richard Gibbens as CEO, effect...

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Cotality names former USAA CEO Wayne Peacock to board of directors

February 26, 2026  |  Neil Pierson

Real estate analytics and data solutions provider Cotality on Thursday announced that Wayne Peacock, the former ...

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Top Mistakes Homeowners Are Making in 2026 (And How To Avoid Them)

February 26, 2026  |   KCM Crew

Let’s be clear: selling your house is absolutely possible right now. According to the National Association of Re...

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Rental vacancy data shows progress that can keep mortgage rates lower 

February 25, 2026  |  Logan Mohtashami

One of the positive housing stories that doesn’t get a lot of attention is the vacancy data we have in the U.S. ...

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A data center developer ditched a meeting over ‘safety concerns.’ Hundreds of neighbors showed up anyway

February 25, 2026

The development of a data center in north Denver met dramatic backlash on Tuesday night, with hundreds of reside...

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The life and legacy of pioneering Black Denver radio legend James “Dr. Daddio” Walker

February 25, 2026

Colorado is mourning the loss of a radio legend. James “Dr. Daddio” Walker, longtime owner and iconic voice of D...

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Mortgage applications rise slightly as rates move closer to 6%

February 25, 2026  |  Sarah Wolak

Mortgage applications increased 0.4% from one week earlier, according to data from the Mortgage Bankers Associat...

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Renting vs. Buying: The Numbers Might Surprise You

February 25, 2026  |   KCM Crew

Renting can feel like the easier choice right now.

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Why are the Broncos so into ‘blight’? It could lead to tax subsidies and eminent domain near their pla...

February 25, 2026

Property owners around Burnham Yard have been preparing for the arrival of the Denver Broncos and the team’s pla...

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New restrictions on police surveillance advance in state Senate

February 24, 2026

State lawmakers are moving forward with new restrictions on how police use surveillance systems to track million...

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Scaling with precision: Ryan Kearns on leadership, leverage and building a high-performance brokerage

February 24, 2026  |  Lesley Collins

Each year, HousingWire’s Rising Stars award recognizes housing professionals ages 40 and under who are driving m...

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Where will mortgage rates go after Trump’s State of the Union address?

February 24, 2026  |  Neil Pierson

President Donald Trump will speak to the nation Tuesday night in the annual State of the Union address. While mu...

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Denver fires Flock, prepares to switch to new roadway surveillance system

February 24, 2026  |  Andrew Kenney

After months of public pressure, the city of Denver plans to stop using its network of Flock Safety cameras. Ins...

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AMH posts revenue gains despite overbuild and vacancy hurdles

February 24, 2026  |  Tyler Williams

The built-to-rent (BTR) homebuilding market is plagued by demand uncertainty, regional supply imbalances and an ...

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Case-Shiller data shows real home price returns turned negative in 2025

February 24, 2026  |  Brooklee Han

Annual home price growth continued to cool at the end of 2025, according to the S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Index ...

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UHG goes private: Daiwa House’s Stanley Martin strikes $221M deal

February 23, 2026  |  John McManus

In the two-thousand-mid-teens, you would not have needed a crystal ball to predict that three Japan-based vertic...

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Spreads play the superhero as mortgage rates move below 6% again

February 23, 2026  |  Logan Mohtashami

After a weekend of crazy headlines and a stock sell-off on Monday morning, bond yields are close to hitting 4% a...

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Midwest apartment demand outpaces Sun Belt as rents remain firm

February 23, 2026  |  Richard Lawson

Midwest apartment demand has quietly become one of the strongest stories in U.S. housing, even as the national r...

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How Your Equity Could Help Younger Generations Buy a Home

February 23, 2026  |   KCM Crew

For a lot of parents or grandparents, watching a family member struggle to buy their first home right now is hard.

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Get to know Sterling Simms, candidate for Colorado House District 5

February 23, 2026

Sterling Simms is running for the Democratic nomination for House District 5 in the 2026 primaries. House Distri...

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Get to know Sterling Simms, candidate for Colorado House District 4

February 23, 2026

Sterling Simms is running for the Democratic nomination for House District 5 in the 2026 primaries. House Distri...

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The Denver airport paid $14.5M for a glowing sign. A decade later, it’s not looking great

February 23, 2026

The welcome sign at Denver International Airport was billed as a technologically groundbreaking LED display with...

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Despite a rocky start, Five Points BID set to continue another 10 years

February 23, 2026

The board of the Five Points Business Improvement District will ask Denver City Council to extend its term for a...

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Weekly pending home sales back to year-over-year growth as we head into spring

February 22, 2026  |  Logan Mohtashami

Weekly pending home sales, which had shown year-over-year growth up until the late-January snowstorm, got back o...

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New home sales still at multiyear highs

February 20, 2026  |  Logan Mohtashami

With all the housing drama lately going on, one truth has stayed constant for years: new home sales are holding ...

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2025 new-home sales inched up; concessions weakened prices

February 20, 2026  |  Tyler Williams

A delayed new-home sales release showed a slight increase in 2025 over a year earlier, but median new-home sales...

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An AI lens on new-home demand’s specific homebuyer recession

February 20, 2026  |  Scott Cox

As I wrote last November, I’ve become increasingly concerned that the discussion surrounding housing affordabili...

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Saluda Grade appoints Patrick Lo as co-CIO

February 20, 2026  |  Neil Pierson

New York City-based Saluda Grade, an alternative investment firm with a concentration in asset-based finance, an...

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Why Denver is converting two busy avenues to two-ways

February 19, 2026

The city of Denver will convert a 16-block stretch of East 13th and 14th avenues to two-way traffic, the agency ...

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Pending home sales fall as economic uncertainty remains

February 19, 2026  |  Brooklee Han

The pace of pending home sales continued to dip in January, according to data released Thursday by the National ...

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The Price You Set Can Make (or Break) Your Sale

February 19, 2026  |   KCM Crew

There’s one decision you're going to make when you sell that determines whether your house sells quickly, or it ...

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Off the Beaten Path: Unique places to visit in Denver this February

February 19, 2026

By Cassidy Ritter for Denverite 2026 is in full swing. Keep the New Year’s momentum going by scoping out some ne...

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Denver makes another U-turn on controversial Alameda Avenue plan, agrees to test original road diet

February 19, 2026

After months of criticism about changes to a safety project on Alameda Avenue, Denver transportation officials t...

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AI adoption reaches 82% among real estate agents, RPR reports

February 18, 2026  |  Brooklee Han

The vast majority (82%) of real estate agents have integrated AI tools into their business according to a report...

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Mortgage demand rises 2.8%, fueled by 7% leap for refis

February 18, 2026  |  Sarah Wolak

Mortgage applications rose 2.8% last week as lower borrowing costs spurred a pickup in refinancing activity, acc...

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The Real Reason Home Sales Slowed in January. And It’s Not What You Think.

February 18, 2026  |   KCM Crew

If you saw headlines that talked about how “home sales fell sharply in January,” it probably raised an eyebrow –...

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Man left high and dry with 42 swan boats after losing Denver contract

February 18, 2026

Joshua Catron has two problems. The first is that he lost his years-long contract to rent boats and bikes to vis...

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Colorado could limit police use of Flock and other mass surveillance networks

February 18, 2026  |  Kiara DeMare

Police in Colorado could face stricter requirements when using automated surveillance systems like Flock Safety ...

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From growth to execution: Daniel Butbul on scaling technology and leadership

February 17, 2026  |  Lesley Collins

The HousingWire Rising Stars award recognizes emerging leaders 40 and under who are driving measurable progress ...

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Keep calm and carry on: Mortgage rates steady as inflation cools

February 17, 2026  |  Neil Pierson

A January storm that wreaked havoc across much of the U.S. pushed existing home sales down, but a positive infla...

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Denver’s next ‘road diet’ is coming to Mississippi Avenue after years of delays

February 17, 2026  |  Paolo Zialcita

Construction crews will soon begin removing two lanes of traffic from Mississippi Avenue between Eliot and Quiva...

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Home equity props up retirees as savings fall short

February 16, 2026  |  Jonathan Delozier

More than one-third of working-age Americans lack access to an employer-sponsored retirement plan, and those who...

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AI powers land and lot search and zoning feasibility. Here’s how

February 16, 2026  |  John McManus

“We have seen enormous innovation across residential and commercial real estate over the last decade, and it has...

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Move-Up Buyers Are Choosing New Construction

February 16, 2026  |   KCM Crew

At some point, a house that once felt perfect just… doesn’t anymore.

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When cheaper rates make homes less affordable: What Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com data reveals

February 16, 2026  |  Hector Amendola

Most buyers are conditioned to believe: wait for interest rates to fall and homes will finally be affordable aga...

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Housing demand snaps back as mortgage rates near 6%

February 15, 2026  |  Logan Mohtashami

With mortgage rates near 6% and the snow effect fading away, we got a rebound in the weekly housing demand last ...

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Concerns about better transit for all lead second Broncos Burnham Yard community meeting

February 14, 2026

Hundreds of people packed into the La Alma Recreation Center to hear from the Broncos about the latest plans for...

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Sumitomo Forestry buys Tri Pointe, resetting the arc of homebuilder scale

February 13, 2026  |  John McManus

Within a couple of weeks of exactly this time two years ago, the lead-in to a blockbuster $4.9 billion M&A deal ...

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Investor share of home purchases holds at 30% in 2025

February 13, 2026  |  Sarah Wolak

Cotality reported Thursday that real estate investor activity in the U.S. single-family home market remained sta...

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Annual inflation drops to 2.4% in January

February 13, 2026  |  Jonathan Delozier

U.S. inflation eased more than expected in January, offering tentative relief to consumers and policymakers navi...

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How to comply with FinCEN without breaking your operations — or your budget

February 13, 2026  |  Qualia

The big day is nearly here. Title and escrow teams must be ready. When the new Residential Real Estate Rule (RRE...

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Send your valentine some sweet Denver architecture

February 13, 2026  |  Ryan Warner

Anyone who’s lived in an old house or apartment building knows they have character, idiosyncrasies, and backstor...

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A Central Park wildlife refuge is finally reopening with $8.5 million in improvements

February 13, 2026

Central Park’s wildlife haven, the Bluff Lake Nature Center, is celebrating its grand reopening on Saturday afte...

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Dr. Lee Davenport: Fair Housing Equalizer

February 13, 2026  |  HW Media Content Studio

Featured in this episode: Dr. Lee Davenport MBA Professor & Executive Coach at HousingWire Zebulon Lowe Senior D...

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Existing home sales drop 8.4% in January as winter weather slows market

February 12, 2026  |  Brooklee Han

The pace of existing home sales slowed down dramatically in January as much of the nation experienced frigid tem...

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Four Ways Your Home Equity Can Work for You

February 12, 2026  |   KCM Crew

You may have heard homeowners today have a lot of equity built up. But what does that really mean? Let’s break i...

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