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Aurora's Proposed Trident Data Center at Windler and What Homebuyers Can Check
Nov 12, 2026 5 min read
Aurora's Proposed Trident Data Center at Windler and What Homebuyers Can Check

Editorial illustration of a fictional open tract, roadway and nearby homes.At its November 9 study session, Aurora City Council advanced a proposal to prohibit future sales and use tax incentives for data centers, sending it for later consideration. The council agenda lists the measure, and Denver Gazette reporting describes the action. Sentinel Colorado reported November 10 that the draft exclud

Selling a House in Winter in Colorado: 2026 Numbers
Nov 12, 2026 9 min read
Selling a House in Winter in Colorado: 2026 Numbers

Yes, you can sell a house in winter in Colorado, and you face far less competition doing it. In December 2025 the Denver metro had 7,607 homes for sale against 12,259 in May 2026, about 38% fewer, while homes took longer to sell (a median 45 days in December against 14 in May) and sold for slightly less (Denver Metro Association of REALTORS). Here is what selling a house in winter in Denver, Auro

Locked In at 3.9%? What Moving Up Costs Denver Homeowners
Nov 12, 2026 6 min read
Locked In at 3.9%? What Moving Up Costs Denver Homeowners

KENNA NEWS DESK · DENVER + COLORADO SPRINGS · NOVEMBER 12, 2026By The Kenna Group News Desk at Keller Williams DTC.What would it cost a Denver homeowner with a 3.9% mortgage to sell and buy again? About $1,485 more a month in principal and interest, and about $1,300 more in Colorado Springs, according to a Realtor.com analysis released Nov. 11, 2026. That gap is why so many Denver and Colorado Sp

Denver Weighs Renters' Unions, Rent Escrow for Bad Landlords
Nov 12, 2026 6 min read
Denver Weighs Renters' Unions, Rent Escrow for Bad Landlords

KENNA NEWS DESK · DENVER · NOVEMBER 12, 2026By The Kenna Group News Desk at Keller Williams DTC.Is Denver changing the rules for landlords? Not yet: Denver City Council is weighing two early-stage proposals, a legal right for renters to organize and meet with their landlord as a group, and a rent escrow tool that lets the city hold rent from a problem property until it is brought up to code, Denv

Sundance in Boulder: Can You Rent Your Home for the Festival?
Nov 11, 2026 7 min read
Sundance in Boulder: Can You Rent Your Home for the Festival?

KENNA NEWS DESK · BOULDER · NOVEMBER 11, 2026By The Kenna Group News Desk at Keller Williams DTC.Can you rent your home for Sundance in Boulder? Yes, with the right license: the City of Boulder's new Festival Lodging Rental License lets Boulder homeowners, and tenants with the owner's consent, rent a whole home or a spare bedroom for up to 29 days between Jan. 11 and Feb. 9, 2027, covering the Su

Denver Upzoning Is Back: Duplexes and Fourplexes Citywide
Nov 11, 2026 6 min read
Denver Upzoning Is Back: Duplexes and Fourplexes Citywide

KENNA NEWS DESK · DENVER ZONING · NOVEMBER 11, 2026By The Kenna Group News Desk at Keller Williams DTC.Denver's citywide upzoning is back: city planners have returned the "Unlocking Housing Choices" plan to a citywide approach that would let Denver homeowners build duplexes, triplexes and four-unit buildings on residential lots, with a goal of about 2,000 new homes a year, Denverite reported on N

Colorado Springs, Denver Lead U.S. in Home Price Cuts
Nov 11, 2026 6 min read
Colorado Springs, Denver Lead U.S. in Home Price Cuts

KENNA NEWS DESK · PRICE CUTS · NOVEMBER 11, 2026By The Kenna Group News Desk at Keller Williams DTC.Colorado Springs and Denver now lead the nation in home price cuts: 55.7% of Colorado Springs listings and 55% of Denver listings dropped their asking price, the highest shares of any large U.S. metro, The Denver Post reported on November 11 from a Common Sense Institute analysis of Parcl Labs data

Front Range Passenger Rail After Issue 7A: Why Station Location Matters
Nov 10, 2026 6 min read
Front Range Passenger Rail After Issue 7A: Why Station Location Matters

Editorial illustration of a fictional passenger train against Colorado Front Range foothills. It does not depict an operating Colorado Connector train or an actual station.Voters in the Front Range Passenger Rail District approved Ballot Issue 7A on November 3, 2026, authorizing a new funding source to expand passenger rail service across Colorado's Front Range.But in Westminster, the current Col

How Buying a Home Changes Your Life: 8 Benefits of Owning in Colorado
Nov 10, 2026 5 min read
How Buying a Home Changes Your Life: 8 Benefits of Owning in Colorado

The benefits of buying a home go far past a front door key. Homeownership in Colorado changes your monthly budget, your long-term wealth and your sense of stability. Here is how buying a home changes your life, the case personal-finance author Dave Ramsey makes for owning, and how our Home Loan Readiness Program gets you there if your credit or debt is not quite ready yet. If you are looking for

Earnest Money in Colorado: How It Works in 2026
Nov 10, 2026 9 min read
Earnest Money in Colorado: How It Works in 2026

Earnest money in Colorado is the good-faith deposit a buyer hands over with an offer. It sits in the trust account of the Earnest Money Holder named in the contract, counts toward your purchase at closing, and comes back to you if you terminate on time under a right the contract gives you. Miss a deadline or walk away without one, and the seller keeps it. Here is how earnest money works for Denve

Colorado Housing Study: 34% of Households Cost-Burdened
Nov 10, 2026 6 min read
Colorado Housing Study: 34% of Households Cost-Burdened

KENNA NEWS DESK · HOUSING STUDY · NOVEMBER 10, 2026By The Kenna Group News Desk at Keller Williams DTC.Colorado's first statewide housing needs assessment finds that nearly 34% of Colorado households spend more than 30% of their income on housing, and a household needs about $153,000 a year to afford the $547,900 median-priced home, Colorado Newsline reported on November 10. The good news for Col

Belmar Park Apartment Fight: What Lakewood Owners Should Know
Nov 9, 2026 6 min read
Belmar Park Apartment Fight: What Lakewood Owners Should Know

KENNA NEWS DESK · LAKEWOOD · NOVEMBER 9, 2026By The Kenna Group News Desk.The 411-unit apartment building planned at the eastern edge of Belmar Park in Lakewood is approved but still not built: the site at 777 S. Yarrow St. sits behind chain-link fence while a fee dispute and a neighbors' court challenge play out, Denver7 reported. For Lakewood homeowners and buyers near Belmar Park and Kountze L

Is Denver a Buyer's or Seller's Market? November 2026
Nov 9, 2026 6 min read
Is Denver a Buyer's or Seller's Market? November 2026

Denver is a balanced market in November 2026, tilted toward buyers on condos and toward sellers on well-priced houses. The Denver metro had 4.72 months of inventory in October 2026, and 65% of sales came with a seller concession averaging $12,557 (Denver Metro Association of REALTORS). Denver County condos and townhomes sit at 7.5 months of supply, a buyer's market, while Denver County houses sit

Colorado Population Still Growing: What It Means for Homes
Nov 9, 2026 6 min read
Colorado Population Still Growing: What It Means for Homes

KENNA NEWS DESK · COLORADO GROWTH · NOVEMBER 9, 2026By The Kenna Group News Desk.Yes, Colorado's population is still growing: the state counted 6,011,146 people on July 1, 2025, up 0.4%, or 23,725 people in one year, state demographers said at their annual summit, The Colorado Sun reported on November 9. For Colorado home buyers and sellers in Denver, Greeley, Fort Collins, Castle Rock and Colora

Cost to Sell a House in Colorado: 2026 Seller Guide
Nov 8, 2026 7 min read
Cost to Sell a House in Colorado: 2026 Seller Guide

The cost to sell a house in Colorado is the commission you negotiate, plus the owner's title policy, a property tax credit to the buyer, your loan payoff and any credits you give the buyer. Colorado has no statewide transfer tax, only a documentary fee of 1 cent per $100 of the price (C.R.S. 39-13-102): $70.40 on a $704,000 Denver house. Here is every line a Colorado seller pays in 2026, what eac

Who Buys a First Home Now: Singles, Couples and Friends in CO
Nov 8, 2026 5 min read
Who Buys a First Home Now: Singles, Couples and Friends in CO

KENNA NEWS DESK · FIRST-TIME BUYERS · NOVEMBER 8, 2026By The Kenna Group News Desk.Only 47% of first-time home buyers were married couples this year, while 25% were single women, 12% were single men and 11% were unmarried couples, the National Association of REALTORS reported. Buying a first home with a roommate or friend hit a 45-year high of 5%. For first-time home buyers in Denver, Aurora, Lit

Zillow's Agent Change: What Colorado Home Buyers Should Know
Nov 8, 2026 6 min read
Zillow's Agent Change: What Colorado Home Buyers Should Know

KENNA NEWS DESK · HOME BUYERS · NOVEMBER 8, 2026By The Kenna Group News Desk.Zillow says every buyer who asks for help on its site will be connected to one of its Preferred partner agents by the first half of 2027, and two-thirds already are, Inman reported on November 4. For Colorado home buyers searching in Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora and across the Front Range, that changes who calls you

Cheapest Places to Live Near Denver: 2026 Home Prices
Nov 7, 2026 6 min read
Cheapest Places to Live Near Denver: 2026 Home Prices

The cheapest places to live near Denver are Northglenn, Aurora, Brighton, Thornton and Commerce City, where the median owner-occupied home value runs $462,100 to $534,800, against $643,300 in the city of Denver (U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey). Drive an hour and prices drop further: Greeley at $426,600 and Pueblo at $284,200. Here is the full price ranking of 31 Front Range cities,

Sewer Scope in Denver: Who Pays for a Broken Sewer Line?
Nov 6, 2026 6 min read
Sewer Scope in Denver: Who Pays for a Broken Sewer Line?

Yes, a sewer scope is worth it on almost every Denver home purchase: in Denver the homeowner, not the city, pays to fix the private sewer line that runs from the house to the public main (City and County of Denver Wastewater Management). A sewer scope puts a camera down that line before you buy, so you find roots, cracks and breaks while you still have time to negotiate. Here is what a sewer scop

First-Time Home Buyers Hit Age 40: What It Means in Colorado
Nov 6, 2026 6 min read
First-Time Home Buyers Hit Age 40: What It Means in Colorado

KENNA NEWS DESK · FIRST-TIME BUYERS · NOVEMBER 6, 2026By The Kenna Group News Desk.The typical first-time home buyer in America is now 40 years old, and first-time buyers made up only 22% of home sales, the National Association of REALTORS reported on November 5. For first-time home buyers in Denver, Aurora, Lakewood and across Colorado, the new numbers point to one hurdle: the down payment. Here

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