Chris Sweeney Real Estate

The average amount that homeowners profit when they sell has increased 26% since last year. This creates a huge opportunity for sellers to leverage those profits when they make their next move. Contact me to learn how today’s ultimate sellers’ market could be the perfect chance for you to achieve some of your biggest goals.

Brighter-than-normal shooting stars are set to blaze across the sky this week, and Colorado stargazers won't want to miss their peak.

There hasn't been much beyond the ordinary to stare up at in the nighttime sky since the Quadrantid meteor shower that ushered in 2021. But that changes this month with the Lyrids, which start Friday, April 16, and run for two weeks through Friday, April 30.

The Lyrids overlap with another meteor shower, the Eta Aquariids (sometimes spelled Aquarids), which will sprinkle some fast-moving meteors in the morning sky before their peak next month, and the first of three consecutive supermoons rises on April 27.

https://patch.com/colorado/boulder/lyrid-meteor-shower-begins-over-boulder-what-know

Communities in the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado recorded record median sales prices during March, with Boulder topping the region with a median price of $1,557,500, up 55.74% from the same period a year ago.

That’s according to the latest data from Information and Real Estate Services LLC, the Loveland-based multiple-listing service for the region.

Boulder’s median sale price dwarfs that of the next-most-expensive city in the region, Estes Park, at $639,000, a year-over-year increase of 11.1%. Fort Collins also set a record of $495,000 for median price, up 16.5% from March 2020. Close behind was Longmont, at $493,000 up 8.1%, and Loveland-Berthoud, up 7.5% to $430,000.

https://www.dailycamera.com/2021/04/12/regional-cities-set-records-for-median-home-price-boulder-tops-1-55m-median-housing-price/

The home-buying market will keep growing through 2023 in the U.S., but it won’t be growing at the tremendous rates seen during the deepest months of the pandemic.

That’s the assessment from Joel Kan, the associate vice president of economic and industry forecasting at the Mortgage Bankers Association during a presentation at BizWest’s Northern Colorado Real Estate Summit on Thursday morning.

https://www.dailycamera.com/2021/04/01/real-estate-summit-rising-rates-expected-to-slow-housing-markets-ongoing-heat-up/

Check out the real estate market summary for the city of Boulder and Boulder County from the month of March. If you're thinking about buying/selling/investing or simply have questions about these statistics, let's connect. I’ll be happy to help.