Summer Real Estate Outlook

The Real Picture on the Front Range

Is now a good time? 

That matters less than how prepared you are. Here's my summer real estate market outlook, in a nutshell:

WHERE THINGS STAND…


Rates: 

  • The 30-year fixed has held in the mid-6% range all year (about 6.5% in early June). 

  • It isn't going back to 3%, so don't wait on it.


Inventory: 

  • More homes for sale than a year ago. 

  • The bidding-war frenzy has faded.


Prices: 

  • Flat to up about 1% nationally. 

  • In Boulder County, the median has settled into the mid-$700s, a few percent below last year. 

  • Homes are taking low-40s days to sell and closing near 98% of asking. 

  • A slower, still-expensive, more balanced market. Not a crash, not a boom.

If you're selling:

  • Naming a number and waiting for the line to form is over. 

  • Disciplined pricing and strong presentation from day one are what win.

If you're buying:

  • You have leverage and time again. 

  • Negotiate, ask for repairs, and think it through. 

  • Good homes at fair prices still move, so don't stall forever.


Relocation, divorce, or investing?

  • A calmer market gives you room to decide well instead of react.

That's my work: clear reads, sharp negotiation, honest counsel, no wasted overhead. I’m standing by to listen, learn, and lead!

Weighing a move this summer? Let's talk through your real picture.

Tony Martinez

Tony enjoys the uniqueness of properties, the fulfillment of investments and the competitive nature of negotiation. But most of all, Tony enjoys the human side of real estate. At the end of the day, helping folks with the emotional process of buying or selling a property is very gratifying for him on a human level.

Tony specializes working with people experiencing divorce, relocation, life transitions and hard to sell properties. He has 25 years of experience in the Northern Colorado real estate market, with an emphasis in Boulder County and surrounding areas.

He also possesses considerable knowledge of the Boulder County investment property and rental markets, having owned and managed several investment properties in Boulder County and surrounding areas himself.

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