Scams involving false wire transfers are on the rise in the U.S. and worldwide. The large amounts of money involved before a closing make real estate a popular target with scammers. Heads up: the money wired during a scam is typically unrecoverable.

Scams involving false wire transfers are on the rise in the U.S. and worldwide. The large amounts of money involved before a closing make real estate a popular target with scammers. Heads up: the money wired during a scam is typically unrecoverable.

Your patio, deck, and front porch are more precious than ever right now, given what we know about exposure to Covid in enclosed spaces. Thanks to Colorado’s abundant sunshine—and with a little imagination, effort, and yes, money (depending on what you do)—you can continue to see friends and family outdoors as the days get shorter and cooler.

When you consider the influence COVID-19 has had on everything from where we work to how we shop, the real estate market recovery is strong.

If you’ve been on the fence about buying a house, consider this: mortgage interest rates are at historical lows. What does that mean for a homebuyer?

Putting your house up for sale is a big deal. Before you get caught up in the frenzy of listing as soon as possible, review this list of 9 common seller mistakes. Avoiding these mistakes optimizes your chances of selling your home quickly and for the best price.

We’ve been fielding a lot of questions about the real estate market in recent weeks. Is now a good time to sell? How do showings work? Are buyers allowed to tour a property, or can they only look online? We’re here to help you sort things out.

No homeowner wants to sink thousands into a kitchen update or bath addition, only to discover you can’t recoup the majority of your investment when it’s time to sell.

If your objective in selling your home is to maximize the sales price and net proceeds, the iBuyer scenario is problematic. Here’s why.

While a hot real estate market can be exciting, it’s typically not sustainable. We’re going into 2020 with a quieter market but still a lively one. Buyers continue to want homes and homeowners continue to sell. A home that’s in great condition and priced right is still selling. 

As we head into a new decade, we’re honored to have your trust for one of the most important decisions you make. If your plans for 2020 include a change in residence, count on our personable service and market expertise to ensure a positive experience and desirable outcome.

You’ve cleaned up the clutter, repaired the broken window pane, and given the exterior a fresh coat of paint. What’s left before putting your home on the market? 

If you’re planning to list your home in the spring, now’s the time to start preparing. The spring market is the hottest, busiest, most competitive real estate season of the year. You want your home and property to look their absolute best.

We’ve rounded the corner on summer, the kids are back in school and the days are finally cooler. September is the perfect month to knock off the outdoor projects on your to-do list.

So what exactly needs to be done?

John and Susan Bradley of The Bradley Group, LLC, are named Five Star Professional Award Winners. Thanks for your support!

Rents are high in Denver, but so are home prices. Rent proponents point to escalating prices and argue that it’s cheaper to rent in Denver than to own your home.

Getting ready to go on vacation can be all-consuming—what to wear, what to pack, what to leave behind—but wait, what about the house?

It’s a question worth asking if you live in Denver, one of the strongest real estate markets in the country. Investing in real estate remains one of the most compelling strategies for building a nest egg. The trick is to buy smart and not let go.

Metro Denver is still a seller’s market, with one caveat: we’ve seen an uptick in single-family and condo inventory. If you’re a spring homebuyer, don’t get too comfortable. An increase in sales activity is chipping away at the surplus.