Tag: housing market
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Colorado Springs real estate in 2026: Four key areas filled with ups and downs — depending on your perspective
Continuing a cooling-off period that began in 2023, it will be “more of the same” for Colorado Springs’ residential and commercial markets this year, a trend shaped by economic uncertainty, relatively high interest rates and construction costs, skyrocketing insurance rates and overall cautious consumer sentiment. But while things may have slowed in recent years, the…
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Home sales in Colorado Springs area jump, but housing market expected to remain flat in 2026
Colorado Springs area home sales jumped in December, even as the number of active listings continued falling month-over-month — signaling a shift in the residential real estate market toward buyers, one local expert said. “We still have plenty of houses and not enough buyers, but the sellers who are leaving are getting kind of motivated,”…
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The upsides to a real estate downturn
The United States continues to be mired in a housing slump, a hangover driven by pandemic-fueled market anomalies and once historically low interest rates now remaining stubbornly elevated in contrast to a few years ago. In shirt-sleeve English, fewer people are moving from one house to another. This might be a challenging reality for those…
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Foreclosures tick up after VA ends moratorium
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save El Paso County saw a rise in foreclosure notices going out to homeowners this year driven at least in part by the Department of Veterans Affairs ending its pandemic-era moratorium on home repossessions in December. Since then, the VA also ended a mortgage relief program…
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Foreclosures tick up in El Paso County after VA ends moratorium
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save El Paso County saw a rise in foreclosure notices going out to homeowners this year driven at least in part by the Department of Veterans Affairs ending its pandemic-era moratorium on home repossessions in December.…
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Foreclosures tick up in El Paso County after VA ends moratorium
New VA housing bill signed by Trump is on the way
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Foreclosures tick up in El Paso County after VA ends moratorium
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save El Paso County saw a rise in foreclosure notices going out to homeowners this year driven at least in part by the Department of Veterans Affairs ending its pandemic-era moratorium on home repossessions in December. Since then, the VA also ended a mortgage relief program…
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Denver metro’s housing market is a bit ‘unpredictable,’ June report shows
For the first half of 2024, it seemed like the Denver area’s housing market was beginning to bounce back to its regular cycle despite higher interest rates. As sellers became more comfortable putting homes on the market, according to the June Market Trends report from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors, buyers are still taking…