Some metro Denver areas looking better for homebuyers
DENVER — Homebuyers in metro Denver have faced tough times in recent years, but real estate brokers are seeing conditions swing in their favor in a half-dozen neighborhoods with a couple dozen more shifting to neutral territory.
According to the Denver Post, brokers say the Highlands East, Cherry Creek and Belcaro areas are now buyer’s markets with a more than six-month supply of homes available at the end of June. West Colfax, Roxborough West and Castle Pines Villages have also moved into the buyer’s camp.
Homebuyers in metro Denver have faced tough times in recent years, but real estate brokers are seeing conditions swing in their favor in a half-dozen neighborhoods with a couple dozen more shifting to neutral territory.
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