The Denver Real Estate Broker Blog

Want to make 2015 the year you sell your home? Then you need to familiarize yourself with the current market. Today, selling is much different than it was a decade or more ago. To help you realize your goals, you can use the following tips as your New Year's resolutions to successfully sell your home.

Make Your Ads Appealing

The Internet is a key battleground for home sellers these days, so make sure your listing has what it takes to stand out online. A lot of people are using mobile devices to complete property searches, so pictures of your property need to be optimized for smartphones and tablets.

Don't Let Your Emotions Get the Best of You

Your home is a place that holds a lot of memories...

The Neir Team is proud to announce the sale of 3 lots in Jefferson Park with a total lot size of 16,580 SF. 

Jefferson Park remains one the hottest and most active infill neighborhoods in all of Denver. A simple drive through the neighborhood (Federal to I-25 and Mile High Stadium to Speer) revels new construction on just about every block. Jefferson Park’s close proximity to downtown Denver, Lohi and I-25 co

mbined with easy access to the city via 23^rd Avenue make...

Searching for a home isn’t just about finding the right space to fit your needs. It’s also about finding a neighborhood that inspires you to live a fuller life. For almost any kind of lifestyle, there is a perfect match to be found in one of Denver’s neighborhoods.

 Whether you are a young, single professional trying to embark on a successful career, an empty nester looking for a fresh start, or anything in between, there is a spot for you in this city. Here’s a short guide to help you find the perfect location to lead your ideal lifestyle.

Empty Nesters

Neighborhood Match: Park Hill

This quaint neighborhood with tree-lined streets has many of the conveniences provided by city...

With so many new construction projects going on in the metro Denver area recently, it hasn’t been easy to keep pace. In 2014, we saw amazing developments all over the city, with the new Union Station probably being the biggest achievement of them all. Here’s a quick recap of still ongoing projects that we think have the chance to shape some of Denver’s best neighborhoods in 2015 and beyond.

LoDo

The projects surrounding Union Station are still providing us with exciting news. Recently it was announced that there will be a 56,000 SF flagship Whole Foods grocery store built on the ground floor level of a planned 10-story structure at 17th and Wewatta. Ground will be broken in 2015.

The Triangle Building, located at 16th and Wewatta, is another development about to change the skyline in LoDo. Construction is already well underway. The building’s stunning glass facade is already going...

The typical story goes that when the kids grow up and move away, the so-called "empty nesters" find themselves having difficulty grappling with the changes. Your little ones leaving the nest doesn't have to be a cause for stress, though. For many, it's just the start of an exciting new chapter.

For most couples with grown children, proximity to the exciting urban life without the congestion or high rents of city living is ideal. These areas sport a huge array of options for culture, activities and entertainment, while still maintaining a tight-knit feeling that makes you feel at home.

Park Hill

Majestic trees line the streets of this charming northeast Denver neighborhood. With a tightly-knit community and staggering array of old-world architecture, including Tudor houses, bungalows, and Victorians, Park Hill can feel like stepping into a different era. But it's certainly modern: new restaurants and boutiques...