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DENVER TOPS - Friday, May 22, 2009

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Denver tops on 'Today' show list of cities poised for real-estate rebound

Denver Business Journal - by Mark Harden

Denver was named America's No. 1 city on the verge of recovery from the real-estate slump in a segment Tuesday on NBC's "Today" show.

Real estate expert Barbara Corcoran, a regular guest on the show, said Denver more than any other U.S. city is "clearly on a rebound."

"It's really the perfect real estate success story," she said. "It had one of the highest foreclosure rates in the nation for years running, and now they've cut that foreclosure rate in half and they've turned the corner."

Denver, Corcoran said, has "a vibrant downtown, it has a high employment base, it has educated people, it has youth, [and] it has one of the biggest park systems in the country.

"Everything about Denver is pointing up, up up," she added. "Prices are moving up just now for the first time after seven years."

Rounding out Corcoran's list of cities poised for a real-estate rebound:

§  2. Raleigh, N.C.

§  3. Austin, Texas

§  4. Seattle

§  5. San Francisco

Corcoran said she included cities on her list on the basis of eight factors:

§  Job growth potential;

§  A growing population;

§  Good weather;

§  Lots of first-time buyers;

§  No overbuilding;

§  A vital downtown;

§  A well educated population; and

§  Foreclosures earlier than other cities.

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UPCOMING SHOW "Blog Cabin" - Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Hey all ~ I've been in Real Estate investment and sales in Boulder County for over 10 years now and just love it! But besides helping people buy and sell homes with Ryan and Kevin at Fetch Realty, I'm the editor of a power tool blog called Toologics.com. We write news and reviews on any and all power tools that we can get our hands on.

DIY Network approached us in January 2008 and offered us the opportunity to ask a few questions on their upcoming show "Blog Cabin". Then they produced a video answering our questions! Check it out!

Interview with Ahmed Hassan: http://www.toologics.com/News/General_News/Toologics_on_DIY_Network%27s_Blog_Cabin!!_20080730870.html

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A little bit about Blog Cabin:
DIY Network's Blog Cabin is the first ever interactive home-building television series, putting bloggers in control of the design and construction of a waterfront vacation home.   Blog Cabin is returning for its second season on 8/14.
 
Beginning in January of 2008, DIY Network.com invited visitors to vote each day on various aspects of the cabin –while maintaining an ongoing interactive dialogue through DIY Network's blog, millions logged on to vote on over 40 different design features, from the floor plan to the lighting to the paint colors in each room.   DIY Network's expert hosts took the blogger suggestions and constructed the house based on the blogger's specs, and the results will be revealed in this season's Blog Cabin.  DIY viewers can watch the "blog cabin" take shape next month (beginning August 14th) as well as enter online for a chance to win the blog cabin.
 
Here's the promo video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WE74SluDQE4
Official Site: http://www.diynetwork.com/blogcabin

Blog Cabin premieres August 14th at 9pm on DIY Network.

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- Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Five Signs Your Home Is Overpriced

Betsy Schiffman

 

Home is where the heart is, and it's also where the debts, headaches and wealth can be. Small wonder, then, that selling a home is a loaded and emotional experience.

 

All too frequently, homesellers' opinions of their properties are clouded by sentimentality. Every parent thinks his or her children are extraordinarily gifted beings, and in a similar way, most families believe their homes are worth a great deal more than the average. It's only natural--couples remember the particular spot in the living room where their first-born took his first step, or the outrageous the bill they received after having the plumbing overhauled, and they assume it all should show up in the sales price. Regretfully, it doesn't work that way. (For Full Article Please Click Link Below)

 

http://www.forbes.com/2002/11/22/cx_bs_1122home.html

 

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- Tuesday, May 27, 2008

A Quick and Dirty Guide to Selling Your Home

 

By Stacey L. Bradford

 

GETTING READY TO put your house on the market? Before you do, you'll have to decide whether you want to hire a full-service broker, work with a discount broker or sell the place on your own. It's not an easy decision — there are advantages and disadvantages to each method.

A traditional broker, for example, will present you with a complete marketing plan and expose your home to as many buyers as possible. You could, however, save yourself thousands of dollars by selling your property on your own. But some would argue that the headache isn't worth it.

Here are some pros and cons to consider before you take the plunge. ( For Full Article Please Click On Link Below)

 

http://www.smartmoney.com/home/selling/index.cfm?story=quickguide

 

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posted by Fetch  # 11:09 AM 0 Comments
 
canine custody - Friday, May 9, 2008

Avoid a Canine Custody Battle

By Maryann Mott for The Dog Daily

 

Like many caring dog owners, Stanley and Linda Perkins of San Diego, Calif., dote on their pointer-greyhound mix, Gigi. But in the late ‘90s when the couple decided to split, a two-year canine custody battled ensued, racking up thousands of dollars in legal fees and taking up almost half of the three-day divorce trial.

In an effort to clinch the case for her client, Sandra Morris, a family law attorney representing Mrs. Perkins, decided to use a tactic that worked in several successful child custody cases. Morris shot a day-in-the-life video of Gigi, showing the adopted pooch going for walks, sleeping under the desk and playing on the beach. It worked. A superior court judge awarded Mrs. Perkins permanent canine custody. (For Full Article Please Click On Link Below)

 

http://dogs.myfoxcolorado.com/Happy/avoid_canine_custody_battle/index.html

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Homes that are pet friendly - Friday, March 21, 2008

Homes that are pet friendly

 

By Jan Thomas

Special to The Denver Post

 

To seal the deal, always negotiate with the party who has the most impact on the buying decision.

That's basic sales theory, but in downtown Denver, real estate developers are finding that the party with the most influence may very well be the family pet. ( Click on link below for full article)

 

http://www.denverpost.com/search/ci_5404195

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- Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Proposed change to dining with dogs

written by: Colleen Locke

DENVER – Dog owners may soon be able to share a meal with their pooch on some restaurant patios. Under current Colorado and Denver law, no live animals are allowed on the premises of retail food establishments.
(Click on link below for full article)

 http://www.9news.com/news/local/article.aspx?storyid=77984

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posted by Fetch  # 8:29 AM 0 Comments
 
- Thursday, September 20, 2007
What the Federal Rate Cut
Means for Homeowners

By Jane J. Kim and Ruth Simon
From The Wall Street Journal Online

Consumers should soon start feeling the impact of Tuesday's Fed rate cut in the form of lower borrowing costs and stingier savings rates. But the rate cut doesn't offer much help for the key problems bedeviling many mortgage borrowers.

 (Click on link below for full article)

http://www.realestatejournal.com/buysell/mortgages/20070920-kim.html


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posted by Fetch  # 9:10 AM 0 Comments
 
- Wednesday, September 19, 2007

Interest rates slashed to help economy


By Paul R. La Monica, CNNMoney.com editor at large
September 18 2007: 5:03 PM EDT

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The Federal Reserve cut the target on a key short-term interest rate by half of a percentage point Tuesday to 4.75% in a bold acknowledgement that the central bank is concerned the mortgage meltdown plaguing Wall Street and Main Street could hurt the economy.
(Click on link below for full article)

http://money.cnn.com/2007/09/18/news/economy/fed_rates/index.htm?postversion=2007091817

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