Thanksgiving is our favorite holiday. We love Thanksgiving because it is about showing the love and appreciation you have for the people you hold close. It’s about taking the time to reflect on all the positive aspects of your life. The Thanksgiving table is a symbol of that reflection and gratitude. Think of the people […]
Archives for November 2013
Positive Real Estate News
Nationwide, home prices are at their highest level since May 2008. Statewide, Colorado prices are up 9.2% year over year. Home resale prices in the Denver Metro area rose 10.2% in September from the same month of 2012. Prices for Denver-area homes and condominiums were almost flat in October from a month earlier, but increased […]
“Jon was always there for us.”
Jon’s the best! We’ve worked with multiple realtors in the past, but we took the advice of my parents who told us that Jon’s personal attention and incredible knowledge of all aspects of the real estate market would make a huge difference for us. They were right. We were living in New York at the […]
Spreading Joy
I just returned from a walk around my neighborhood with my pups. As I walked, I started thinking about Thanksgiving, which is just around the corner. I have also been thinking about the people with whom I will share Thanksgiving this year. It is my absolute favorite holiday. Then, it occurred to me to contemplate […]
Don’t Leave Gratitude on the Thanksgiving Table
Philosophers as far back as the ancient Greeks and Romans cited gratitude as an indispensable human virtue, and November is a good time to review the mental and physical health benefits of gratitude: Stronger immune systems and lower blood pressure Higher levels of positive emotions More joy, optimism, and happiness Acting with more generosity and […]
The Government Shutdown’s Affect on the Real Estate Market
Now that the U.S. government is once again up and running, many wonder what the government shutdown’s impact on the real estate market (especially the mortgage end of the market) was, and what will happen going forward. Some states felt the effects more than others, and Colorado was said to be the eighth most affected […]
