Demand expected to outstrip supply for years to come
LOVELAND — The dearth of homes for sale in Northern Colorado can perhaps be characterized in one statistic: There are more Realtors and appraisers in the Information and Real Estate Services region than there are new homes for sale.
”There’s not a lot of pie to go around,” said Robbie Miner, broker associate and partner with Sears Real Estate in Greeley.
Miner was part of a panel discussion Tuesday morning, March 5, at BizWest’s Northern Colorado Real Estate Summit at the Embassy Suites by Hilton. Joining him on the panel were Ron Harding, an appraiser with…
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