The Kenna News Desk is where Colorado real estate news lands first: Denver-metro home prices, mortgage rates, foreclosures, new housing laws and the local votes that move home values. Every story tells you what happened in plain words and what it means if you are buying or selling a home in Colorado, from Denver, Aurora and Centennial to Highlands Ranch, Colorado Springs and Greeley. Newest stories first.
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Up to 450 jobs in Highlands Ranch and the rest at Waterton Canyon in Littleton, with 1,092 homes for sale near the two campuses.
Read the story70% of mortgage executives expect 7.5% or higher through 2027. The payment math and six ways buyers win anyway.
Read the story3,943 filings in the first half of 2026, the second-fastest rise of any state, and how to buy a bank-owned home.
Read the storyUp to 450 jobs in Highlands Ranch and the rest at Waterton Canyon in Littleton, with 1,092 homes for sale near the two campuses.
70% of mortgage executives expect 7.5% or higher through 2027. The payment math and six ways buyers win anyway.
3,943 filings in the first half of 2026, the second-fastest rise of any state, and how to buy a bank-owned home.
SB26-155 took effect August 12: who qualifies, when applications open, what buyers and sellers do now.
32% of Colorado listings cut their price in August, 36% in Denver, against 26% nationwide.
Payments jump in year three of a 2-1 buydown. What it means for Colorado owners and what to do first.
Council votes October 12 on an 860,000 sq ft, 334-megawatt data center 350 feet from homes in 80019.
2,849 September closings, down 21% from last year, and prices held. What it means for buyers and sellers.
A $400,000 loan at 7.45% instead of 6.95% costs $135 a month. The receipt, and what waiting costs.
More homes for sale and longer days on market. What the bigger supply means for both sides of a deal.
A Denver townhome: $2,095 a month to rent against $3,238 to own, and the year buying pulls ahead.
DMAR's May numbers turned into the monthly payment a Denver buyer pays at that price.
Why the Denver numbers tell a different story than the national market reports.
The July 1 wildfire risk score and what it does to a Colorado homeowners insurance quote.
More Denver-metro listings mean Centennial buyers negotiate again. Where the room is.
Taxes, insurance and HOA dues on top of the mortgage: the test every Centennial buyer runs first.
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Every day there is Colorado housing news worth acting on. The newest story sits at the top of this page.
Monthly city market reports (Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Centennial, Castle Pines and more) live on the Market Reports page, sorted by city and month.