Patricia BeckColorado Springs Real Estate Blog
Monthly Archives: June 2008
Real estate tip #1 for sellers in Colorado Springs
The real estate market is competitive in Colorado Springs and sellers need to be aware of similar homes that are for sale and how they stack up against their own. Many sellers are unaware of other homes for sale in … Continue reading
Colorado Springs Market Report – Ridgeview at Stetson Hills
Ridgeview at Stetson Hills is a subdivision located east of Powers and is conveniently located near many restaurants, shopping, schools, and both new hospitals. Most of the homes in the area are ranch or 2-story floor plans and builders included: John … Continue reading
Should you provide a home warranty?
There are so many different incentives sellers offer to buyers in Colorado Springs and a home warranty is one of them. Many buyers in today’s market often request a home warranty be provided if it is not already offered by … Continue reading
Colorado Springs Home Inventory Statistics
The real estate market has adjusted all over the country and the area of Colorado Springs is no different. So far, the number of home sales this year is approximately 8% lower than those of 2007. What does that mean for … Continue reading
If you plan to sell, list during the peak season in Colorado Springs
If you are planning on putting up your home for sale, do not delay because the clock is ticking! Right now is the peak season in real estate for the Colorado Springs area. Why? The weather is much nicer from … Continue reading
Sell your home in Colorado Springs before you buy another
Maybe your family has outgrown the current home you live in, you may want to be closer to your new job, or would like to live in a different area of town. Whatever the reason, many people desire to buy … Continue reading
Appealing the Assessed Value of your Colorado Springs Home
If you purchase a home and the assessed value is lower than the appraised value, you may submit an appeal to the El Paso County Assessor’s Office in order to lower your property taxes. Make sure and read through all of the information regarding appeals … Continue reading
