Blog Posts From January 2026

Jan 21, 2026 • 6 min read

Older Homes vs. New Construction: The Maintenance Reality for Denver Right-Sizers

You have likely felt the pull. On one side, there is the emotional draw of a brick Denver Square in a mature neighborhood like Wash Park or Applewood—tree-lined streets, unique architecture, and a sense of history. On the other side, there is the practical appeal of a brand-new patio home in Parker or Arvada—open floor plans, zero-step entries, and the promise of "lock-and-leave" freedom.For righ

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Jan 18, 2026 7 min read

How Building Repair Standards Improved in Christchurch After the Canterbury Earthquakes

Are you curious about how homes and buildings in Christchurch reached such a high standard of reliability after the Canterbury earthquakes?Many people ask this question because the city today reflects careful planning, skilled work, and steady improvement.Over the years, repair and rebuild work in Christchurch has followed clear methods, updated rules, and a people-first approach.This article exp

Jan 18, 2026 4 min read

Best Multi-Generational Homes in Colorado (2026)

Multi-generational living is no longer a niche trend in Colorado; it has become a strategic housing decision driven by affordability pressures, caregiving needs, and long-term financial planning. In 2026, buyers across the Front Range are actively seeking homes that can support parents, adult children, or extended family while still preserving privacy and independence. From purpose-built new cons

Jan 18, 2026 7 min read

How to Prepare a Home for Sale | Simple Upgrades That Boost ROI

Buyers decide fast, often within minutes. A few smart changes can remove doubts, improve photos, and make your home easier to buy. If you want to prepare a home for sale, focus on upgrades that look good and solve common objections. Mention ROI once and then let the results speak for themselves through a clean, confident presentation.The goal is not luxury. The goal is to make the home feel cared

Jan 17, 2026 11 min read

Colorado Housing Market 2026: Forecast & Buyer Guide | Kenna Real Estate Group

Your Complete Guide to Rates, Down Payment Options, and Smart Buying StrategiesEarly forecasts point to a more predictable Colorado housing market in 2026. After years of volatility—pandemic-fueled bidding wars followed by rapid rate increases—buyers on the Front Range may finally see some stability return.But "more predictable" doesn't mean "set in stone."Near-term policy developments could caus

Jan 17, 2026 3 min read

Colorado 55+ Ranch Homes and Patio Homes Guide

Colorado 55+ ranch home searches should separate home layout from community rules. A ranch or patio home can reduce stairs or exterior work without being age-qualified.Use Colorado 55+ communities for age-qualified inventory and Colorado homes for sale when comparing ranch homes, patio homes, condos, townhomes, and other low-maintenance options.A useful search should define the property feature f

Jan 15, 2026 3 min read

Pet-Friendly Living in Denver | The Kenna Real Estate Group -

For many homeowners, pets are not an afterthought. They are family.Today’s buyers increasingly seek homes that support daily life with dogs — spaces that balance durability, comfort, outdoor access, and neighborhood walkability. The goal is not luxury despite pets, but luxury that works with them.The Denver Longhouse was designed with this reality in mind.Located in Denver’s walkable Platt Park n

Jan 15, 2026 6 min read

Why Professional Building Inspections Catch What Homeowners Miss

Most property buyers focus on aesthetics—fresh paint, modern kitchens, attractive landscaping. Meanwhile, critical building defects hide behind walls, beneath floors, and within roof cavities. Professional inspectors encounter the same recurring problems across properties nationwide, issues that cost homeowners thousands when discovered too late.Water damage dominates building inspection reports

Jan 15, 2026 6 min read

Selling Without Cleaning Out Every Drawer: Is That a Thing?

Selling a house often feels exhausting before anything even happens. The moment the idea comes up, people picture crowded drawers, packed closets, and piles of items they have avoided for years. That mental weight alone delays action. Many homeowners stay stuck not because they do not want to sell, but because they believe everything must be sorted first.Many assume every selling path demands dee

Jan 13, 2026 4 min read

Redstone Park Highlands Ranch: Family & Sports Life

For many residents of Highlands Ranch, weekends naturally revolve around Redstone Park. With expansive sports fields, scenic ponds, playgrounds, and open lawns, Redstone Park is one of the most active community parks in the area. In 2026, buyers aren’t just looking for homes—they’re prioritizing proximity to outdoor spaces that support authentic, everyday family life. This guide explores how Reds

Jan 13, 2026 4 min read

Tax Implications of Downsizing in Colorado (2026)

If you’re downsizing in Colorado in 2026, tax implications—especially capital gains—are one of the most misunderstood parts of the process. Many Front Range homeowners assume downsizing automatically means a large tax bill, while others think they owe nothing at all. The reality is more nuanced. Federal capital gains rules, Colorado’s flat income tax, and how long you’ve owned and lived in your h

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