REAL ESTATE NEWS A SLOWING RECOVERY AND A RETURN TO NORMAL SEASONAL TRENDS The speed of the real estate recovery has finally started to slow down. In June and July, we recaptured a good portion of listings not brought to the market due to the pandemic. Traffic reached higher levels then back in the summer… [Read More]
Your Castle in the Denver Business Journal
Your Castle Real Estate was just in the Denver Business Journal! We are the 5th largest brokerage in the state of Colorado! We are also the Largest Independent Brokerage in Colorado by sales volume. See the full report here. To work with a Your Castle agent, give us a call at our main office line:… [Read More]
July/August 2020 Newsletter
YOUR CASTLE NEWSLETTER THE LOST CONTRACTS, A RELATIVE RECOVERY Benjamin Franklin once wrote, “Lost time is never found again”. A clever line considering it never stops being true. Many of us cannot recover the lost hours searching for necessities at grocery stores, the days spent in quarantine this spring, or the years shaved off many… [Read More]
Podcast: The iMPACT Team Discuss Their Move to YCRE
The iMPACT Team leads Jon Cole, Daniel Fortune and Brandon Griffin discuss their move to Your Castle Real Estate. They touch on the most positive aspects of the brokerage and why they decided to make the switch, and why they are happy they did! They also touch briefly on how the brokerage handled the Covid-19… [Read More]
June 2020 Newsletter
YOUR CASTLE NEWSLETTER – PENT UP DEMAND LEADS TO A FAST RECOVERY Denver residents formerly considering a move in the spring have brushed off the cobwebs and rushed back into the daylight post-Coronavirus shutdown. As if they heard a starting gun, people looking to move in March and April have returned to the market in… [Read More]
Neighborhood Spotlight: Cory-Merrill
Named after the schools in the area, Cory-Merril was founded in 1858 to be a “dry town: because its citizens din’t like the saloons that had taken over Denver. In the late 1940’s, a man named Mr. Armstrong donated part of his farmland to Denver Public Schools so that the district could build two new… [Read More]
Flip Tips 101: Analyzing A Deal
(8min read) Where do I even look to find my flip home, and how much is this going to cost me? Types of Flips Before you even begin to search for a home, you need to decide what type of flip you are willing and able to tackle. We take into consideration four different types of… [Read More]
Neighborhood Spotlight: Congress Park
Congress Park is a quiet Denver neighborhood with plenty of restaurants, shops, and larger historical and traditional brick homes. Congress Park was named after the public park that is nestled in the south-west corner of the neighborhood. Besides the park, there are plenty of public amenities within walking distance including a public swimming pool, local… [Read More]
Neighborhood Spotlight: City Park
City Park and City Park West neighborhoods are nestled next to each other in the midst of downtown Denver. Named after the actual City Park, residents of these neighborhoods have no shortage of places to see and activities to do. The area encapsulates Denver’s City Park, Denver Zoo, the Museum of Nature and Science, a… [Read More]
Flip Tips 101: What to look for in potential homes to use as flips
(6min read) Raise your hand if you love binge-watching HGTV at home, secretly dreaming that Chip and Joanna from “Fixer Upper” were your best friends, or that you were somehow the third “Property Brothers” sibling. Now that everybody’s hand is in the air, keep them raised if Chip, Joanna, or either of the “Property Brothers”… [Read More]
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