Denver Real Estate Blog

From the Denver Post: Obama promises anti-default deal

President-elect Barack Obama tells “60 Minutes” that one of his top priorities will be a program to help homeowners renegotiate mortgages to avoid default.

From the Denver Post: Obama promises anti-default deal

President-elect Barack Obama tells “60 Minutes” that one of his top priorities will be a program to help homeowners renegotiate mortgages to avoid default.

From the Denver Post: Obama promises anti-default deal

President-elect Barack Obama tells “60 Minutes” that one of his top priorities will be a program to help homeowners renegotiate mortgages to avoid default.

From the Denver Post: Neighbors fret over density

A battle is brewing in West Washington Park over whether the zoning should be changed to prohibit development of duplexes, triplexes and row houses.

From the Denver Post: Neighbors fret over density

A battle is brewing in West Washington Park over whether the zoning should be changed to prohibit development of duplexes, triplexes and row houses.

From the Denver Post: Local lender key in meltdown

A Douglas County company that became a major player in the nonprime mortgage market was at the heart of a strategy that helped push Lehman Brothers into bankruptcy.

From the Denver Post: Local lender key in meltdown

A Douglas County company that became a major player in the nonprime mortgage market was at the heart of a strategy that helped push Lehman Brothers into bankruptcy.

From the Denver Post: Firm assists Latinos facing foreclosure

Sylvia and Manuel Martinez worked together in a home-cleaning business until mid-2007, when their lives changed. Sylvia suffered a stroke, and her husband needed to stay home and care for her.

From the Denver Post: Firm assists Latinos facing foreclosure

Sylvia and Manuel Martinez worked together in a home-cleaning business until mid-2007, when their lives changed. Sylvia suffered a stroke, and her husband needed to stay home and care for her.

From the Denver Post: Village Homes files for Chapter 11

Greenwood Village-based Village Homes of Colorado Inc. has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

From the Denver Post: For new offices, it’s all about the ride

New office buildings opening in southeast Denver are leasing well as long as they’re next to a light-rail stop.

From the Denver Post: For new offices, it’s all about the ride

New office buildings opening in southeast Denver are leasing well as long as they’re next to a light-rail stop.

From the Denver Post: Wall Street enjoys a peaceful day

Wall Street ended its calmest session in recent memory with a narrowly mixed performance Monday as investors largely looked past a weak reading on the manufacturing sector and focused on the election.

From the Denver Post: Wall Street enjoys a peaceful day

Wall Street ended its calmest session in recent memory with a narrowly mixed performance Monday as investors largely looked past a weak reading on the manufacturing sector and focused on the election.

From the Denver Post: Wall Street enjoys a peaceful day

Wall Street ended its calmest session in recent memory with a narrowly mixed performance Monday as investors largely looked past a weak reading on the manufacturing sector and focused on the election.

From the Denver Post: Light-rail can turn into money train

Margarete Humphrey was surprised to learn the value of her home has increased over the past two years as much of the metro Denver housing market has declined.

From the Denver Post: Light-rail can turn into money train

Margarete Humphrey was surprised to learn the value of her home has increased over the past two years as much of the metro Denver housing market has declined.

From the Denver Post: Start lending, White House tells banks

An impatient White House prodded banks and other financial companies Tuesday to quit hoarding billions of dollars flowing into their vaults from Washington and start making more loans.

From the Denver Post: Treasury set to buy into banks

The government prepared Monday to move the first batch of bailout money to banks as fretful world markets plunged again.

From the Denver Post: Treasury set to buy into banks

The government prepared Monday to move the first batch of bailout money to banks as fretful world markets plunged again.