Homeowners are still warming up to smart-home technology in the kitchen. For now, they prefer mostly traditional, standard options when it comes to faucets and appliances. Preferring traditional kitchens over new-fangled appliances, faucets, countertops. Call me now to find your dream home.
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Despite a dip for the third consecutive week, mortgage rates are still above 6.5%—a key affordability threshold—and remain much higher than they were just two years ago. Freddie Mac reports that the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.67% last week. A year ago, rates averaged 5.81%, and in early 2021, they were in the 2% range. […]
2023 Slash Collection For our new residents, slash is the non-firewood part of the tree. Jefferson County homeowners are encouraged to remove any slash from their property to reduce the fuel loads in the event of a wildfire. Every summer Jefferson County (Jeffco) organizes slash drop off locations throughout the foothill communities to make it […]
Property appreciation has surged along with home prices in the last decade, giving most homeowners more than $100,000 in equity over that time period and lending further evidence that homeownership is an important avenue to build household wealth. Middle-income homeowners have seen their properties appreciate by 68% since 2012, accumulating $122,100 in wealth. Low-income homeowners […]
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30-year fixed-rate mortgages: averaged 6.50% week of Feb 23. Last year at this time, 30-year rates averaged 3.89%. Call me today to find your dream home. #Coloradorealtor #realestate #interest
How can cold, wintry weather damage a home? Brutal cold is damaging in several ways, depending on your home’s foundation type. If you live above a crawl space, your home’s pipes are typically located beneath the floors. Freezing temperatures can cause pipes to burst, resulting in extensive damage. Frozen pipes are more than just frustrating. […]
Where will rates go in 2023? Rates have gone up in relation to the Federal Reserve’s federal funds rate, which has risen from near zero at the beginning of 2022 to around 4.25% by the end of the year. The Fed is expected to keep increasing their rate in order to get inflation under control, […]
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