The Parker, Colorado police are respected and appreciated.
This is a recruiting video done by the Parker Police Department. It gives a good overview of the police and their involvement in Parker's town and communities.
This is a recruiting video done by the Parker Police Department. It gives a good overview of the police and their involvement in Parker's town and communities.
The annual Parker Fall Fest is a great family event that we always look forward to. The Town of Parker does an excellent job of documenting all of Parker's great events. Here is a short video about the Fall Fest.
We've lived in Parker for the last 38 years. Going to downtown Parker during the Christmas holidays is still something we look forward to every year. This is a short video produced by the Town of Parker.
We've lived here for 38 years. Big changes since we moved here. But, changes that have truly enhanced the quality of life here in Parker.
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By the way. You don't need to be concerned about signing up for our home search. We're not going to call you. Promise. We have a "hands off" policy". We use your phone number to send you a welcome text. We use your email for new listing alerts and status changes. We figure you will contact us if and when you're ready.
Our Advanced Home Search is awesome. Search using detailed criteria such as Style (ranch, 2-story, etc.), School District, Elementary School, Middle School, High School, Room Details (location of master bedroom, etc.), Exterior Features (deck, patio, sprinklers, etc.), Site Features (next to greenbelt, gated, golf course community, etc.), View (mountain, city, golf course, etc.). Zillow, Redfin, Realtor.com, etc. don't compare.
So, if you're considering a move to Parker or one of her surrounding communities, we encourage you to take advantage of the most complete real estate resource for Parker Colorado. Spend time on our website watching our Neighborhood Videos, taking a look at our Client Testimonials, reviewing our Relocation Program and reviewing our Credentials. Hopefully, you will recognize our value and ultimately contact us to help you with your move to Parker Colorado or one of the neighboring communities of Castle Rock, Larkspur, Lone Tree, Highlands Ranch, Centennial or Aurora.
Parker, Colorado has quite a few great Condo and Townhome communities. With the cost of housing so high, some of these properties can be a great option.
Parker, Colorado boasts some of the finest custom home neighborhoods in the Denver Metro Area. View these listings in The Timbers, Pradera, Spirit Ridge, Bell Cross Ranch and others.
While I do agree with all of this article, that prices are not falling, I must acknowledge that we're seeing price reductions, across the board. Not huge price reductions, but reductions, none the less. My personal opinion is that sellers (and we as agents) have been setting our prices too high, to begin with. I think we will see the market getting more and more stable over the coming months. The number of potential home buyers is staggering. But, many of them are sitting on the sidelines. Many can't justify giving up their current low mortgage rates. Most of the other potential buyers can't afford today's mortgage interest rates. When rates fall below 5.5%, and they will, the market will explode. And, home prices will rise dramatically. My advice is, and always has been, buy what you can, now. Stop the bleeding. If rates don't fall or go up, you'll be so thankful for what you have. If they go down, as I predict, refinance to the lower rate. BUY NOW.
During the fourth quarter of last year, some housing experts projected home prices were going to crash in 2023. The media ran with those forecasts and put out headlines calling for doom and gloom in the housing market. All of this negative news coverage made a lot of people have doubts about the strength of the residential real estate market.
If it made you question if you should delay your own plans to move, here’s what you really need to know.
Disregard what you saw in the headlines. The actual data shows home prices were remarkably resilient and performed far better than the media would have you believe (see graph below):
This graph uses reports from three trusted sources to clearly illustrate prices have already rebounded after experiencing only slight declines nationally. That’s a far cry from the crash so many articles called for.
The declines that did happen (shown in red), weren’t drastic but were short-lived. As Nicole Friedman, a reporter at the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), says:
“Home prices aren’t falling anymore. . . The surprisingly quick recovery suggests that the residential real-estate downturn is turning out to be shorter and shallower than many housing economists expected . . .”
Even though some media coverage made a big deal about home prices pulling back, the slight correction that happened is already in the rearview mirror. Basically, this data shows you home prices aren’t falling anymore – they’re actually going back up.
The consensus from experts is that home price growth will continue in the years ahead and is returning to normal levels for the market. That means we’ll still see home prices appreciating, just at a slower pace than the last few years – and that’s a good thing.
Some news sources will see home price growth slowing and put out stories that make you think prices are falling again. The return of misleading headlines like those is already having an impact on how homebuyers are feeling again. You can see how this affects general opinion in the Consumer Confidence Survey from Fannie Mae (see graph below):
While the percentage of Americans who think prices will fall has been slowly declining this year, the latest Consumer Confidence data indicates that’s ticked back up recently (shown in red). This change is surprising especially since the home price data shows prices are going up, not down. It tells you the impact the media still has on public opinion.
Don’t fall for the negative headlines and become part of this statistic. Remember, data from a number of sources shows home prices aren’t falling anymore.
Even though the media may make things sound doom and gloom, the data shows home prices aren’t falling anymore. So, don’t let the headlines scare you or delay your plans. Let's connect so you have a trusted resource to cut through the noise and tell you what’s really happening in our area.