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What Fort Logan Actually Offers

Brian Trampler

NEIGHBORHOOD SPOTLIGHT  |  FORT LOGAN

What Fort Logan Actually Offers

By Brian Trampler  |  Corcoran Perry & Co.

The Snapshot

Median Closed Price: $535,000 as of August 2026, up about 2% from $525,750 back in March.

Median Price Per Square Foot: $249, holding flat over that same stretch.

Days on Market: homes here are averaging 22 days, up from 16 in the spring, but still faster than the Denver metro average of [...]

DENVER MARKET REPORT | August 2026

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DENVER MARKET REPORT  |  AUGUST 2026

What the Numbers Actually Mean for You

By Brian Trampler  |  Corcoran Perry & Co.

 

July gave us a market that is settling into its summer rhythm, and the story isn't dramatic. It's patience.

Homes took longer to sell in July than they did in June, and that's now three months running. Prices are [...]

Why the Highest Number Isn't the Best Price

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Why the Highest Number Isn't the Best Price

Blog post — Brian Trampler, Corcoran Perry & Co.

Every seller I sit down with wants the same thing: the most money for their home. That's not naive, that's just correct. Where things go sideways is in the assumption that the way to get there is by starting [...]

DENVER MARKET REPORT | JULY 2026

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PUBLISHING NOTE

Published July 9, 2026  |  Early read based on REcolorado (July 7) and DMAR (July 6) June data. Update planned ~July 15 when SMDRA and CAR publish.

What the Numbers Actually Mean for You

By Brian Trampler  |  Corcoran Perry & Co.

 

Six months in, and the Denver market has found a rhythm.

Not a breakout. Not a retreat. A [...]

DENVER MARKET REPORT | MAY 2026

Brian Trampler

DENVER MARKET REPORT  |  MAY 2026

What the Numbers Actually Mean for You

By Brian Trampler  |  Corcoran Perry & Co.

 

March felt like a turning point. Then April showed up.

After a 30% surge in pending sales in March — the strongest month-over-month jump in over a year — April pumped the brakes. Pending listings dipped about 2% from March. [...]

New Construction vs. Existing Homes: A Denver Market Cost-Benefit Analysis

Brian Trampler

New Construction vs. Existing Homes: A Denver Market Cost-Benefit Analysis

Week 10: Turning Renters into Owners Series

When it comes to purchasing a home in the Denver metro area, one of the most significant decisions buyers face is whether to invest in new construction or purchase an existing home. This choice goes far beyond personal preference—it's a financial decision that can [...]

Riding the Rails to Real Estate Success: How Denver's Transit System Impacts Home Values and Affordability

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Riding the Rails to Real Estate Success: How Denver's Transit System Impacts Home Values and Affordability

Week 9: Turning Renters into Owners Series

In our continuing series on transforming renters into homeowners, we've explored various strategies to make homeownership accessible. This week, we're focusing on a powerful factor that many prospective buyers overlook: the [...]

Understanding Property Taxes in the Denver Metro: What Every Homebuyer Needs to Know

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Understanding Property Taxes in the Denver Metro: What Every Homebuyer Needs to Know

Week 8 of our "Turning Renters into Owners" Series

When calculating the true cost of homeownership, many first-time buyers focus solely on the mortgage payment. However, property taxes represent a significant ongoing expense that varies considerably [...]

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