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Denver Real Estate Statistics for Multi Million Dollar Homes Sales in the Denver Metro Area are keeping pace and contrary to the doom and gloom crowd, people are still really buying homes!

Well, in case you have not studied the markets for the last 10,000 years.  The secret elite at the top, make most their cash by crashing and rebuilding markets or whole countries for that matter.  In other words, there is not a whole lot of money to be made unless you make dramatic market swings, and of course, they have that inside information too. In the world of financial markets, by the time most people read the news, it's already too late.  And those who watch too much of the news are brain washed by the constant CNN or FOX sheeple speak. They get so paralyzed with FEAR, that by the time they read the good news about everything being all rosy, they have missed the boat again.    <read more>

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Do You Need to Sell Your Home in under a Month and a Half? Well in the Denver, Colorado real estate market, almost a third or more of Front Range home sellers accomplished that in 2007. According to statistics taken from Denver's Real Estate database, Metrolist, in 2007, 40% of all Metro Denver single family detached Homes and 33% of all attached multifamily homes sold in under 39 days. The Days on market is tracked form the time the home is entered into the Multiple Listing Service database, Metrolist, until the time the seller accepts a written contract. The 2007 figure is up from the previous year, where only 39% of detached single family and 32% of attached multifamily homes sold in under 39 days .

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In other Home appreciation news,Grand Junction Sees Third Highest Percentage Gain In The Country. Grand Junction or more generally defined as Mesa County, Colorado was the third highest percentage gain of the 125 markets tracked in the Zillow.com survey. The neighboring town of Palisade, Colorado also fared well, as the median value of a home rose nearly 10.9 percent to $218,000 last year, the Zillow.com data showed The median value of a house for the Grand Junction metropolitan area increased 9.6 percent to $212,836 in the year ending Dec. 31, 2007. Nationally, the median value of a home decreased by 3 percent last year, Zillow.com reported in its 2007 year-end index.

Welcome to Summit County, Colorado were sellers still call the shots and buyers still bank on appreciation. As if the county is living in its own little vacuum, home prices continue to buck the national trend for home appreciation. The 1997 values of $217,000 have been increasing almost always by more than 10% each year, to reach 2007's average sales price of $523,000. Despite all the doom and gloom of 2007, Summit County saw a 17 percent increase in values in 2007 alone. Local and state industry professionals see no slowdown for the coming year.

Supply and demand is at work in Denver, Colorado as the DNC Drives Rental Prices Through The Roof. Surrounding Metro Denver areas have rents at $1,000 to $2,000 a night for the going rate seen on "Craigslist" for short term rentals this August during the Democratic National Convention. The last Democratic National Convention held in Denver was in 1908, when William Bryan ran against William Taft. Within a one-month span, 82,000 DNC participants will converge in Denver, Colorado. That number does not include family members who are bound to tag along. Denver will be a busy place with every available rental car reserved and every hotel room booked. By the way, the cost of a Denver hotel room in 1908, about $1.00; 2006 average, $144 downtown.

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