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Nov 4, 2026 • 6 min read

Colorado Election Results 2026: What They Mean for Homeowners

KENNA NEWS DESK · COLORADO ELECTION RESULTS · NOVEMBER 4, 2026By The Kenna Group News Desk. Election-night returns, unofficial, as reported Tuesday night.Colorado's 2026 election results are in for the top races, and several of them touch your house: who runs the state's housing agenda, how your income tax and TABOR refund work, and how much your property tax bill climbs. Phil Weiser won the gove

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Jun 11, 2026 5 min read

Denver Homebuyers and Sellers: Check DMAR Before National Headlines

A national “steadying” headline is not a Denver pricing tool.You may think Realtor.com’s May read means the Denver market is settling into something easier to use. Not quite. The local reality is that a Denver decision starts with DMAR’s metro read, then the live listing set, then the payment and competition around the specific home.Quick ReadRealtor.com’s claim is national, not a Denver instruct

Jun 11, 2026 6 min read

Colorado Homebuyers: Check the Wildfire Score Before You Decide

A wildfire-insurance quote is not the same thing as an explanation.For Denver metro and foothills homebuyers, that is the trap. You may think the quote is the final word. Not quite. Starting July 1, 2026, certain wildfire risk scores have to be shown in plain language, and the appeal path has to be visible too.That does not mean cheaper insurance. It means the insurance file moves earlier in the

Jun 5, 2026 6 min read

More Denver Inventory Gives Centennial Homebuyers Room to Negotiate Again

As of early 2026, Denver metro housing supply is far higher than the ultra-tight 2021–2022 market, and Centennial homebuyers are feeling that shift in advantage. The practical issue is not whether every listing is a bargain, but whether price, inspection terms, concessions, and payment structure now deserve a harder look.The headline is more Denver-area inventory. The Centennial question is wheth

Jun 3, 2026 6 min read

Centennial homebuyers need a full-payment test as Denver housing costs climb

As of early 2026, Denver metro reports point to a strange mix for Centennial homebuyers: more choice, but monthly ownership costs still getting heavier. The decision is no longer just whether the list price works; it is whether mortgage, escrow, insurance, HOA dues and repairs still leave room to live.The headline is rising Denver housing cost. The Centennial question is more specific: does the h