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“Eric became very attuned to our needs and took care to show us homes that would fit us. In fact, Eric is proof of the importance of having a seasoned realtor. The home we purchased is one that neither of us had come across in our online searches. It is because of Eric’s diligence and patience that we were able to find our dream house.”


Perry & Co. is just one of many real estate companies hosting open houses this weekend all over the nation to showcase all the great listings that are available to buy right now. We know you’ve heard it before but it’s worth repeating: “There is no better time to consider buying a home than right now!”


The 24×30″ Brochure Sign, conceived and designed by Perry & Co. COO Jon Larrance, incorporates up to three 12×7″ high-resolution, professionally photographed, interior pictures of the home. Additionally, the standard information that is on most property brochures – number of bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, and special features – is included on the new sign as well.


Perry & Co. Realtors won top honors for the sales production in the category of offices with 31 to 50 agents as the #1 Office in the Metro Denver area for 2010.


Denver Colorado’s Perry & Co. has been nominated for Marketing Excellence Awards under the categories of New Media Usage and Company Brand Advertising for real estate brokerages with 51 – 200 associates that are members of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World.


The homes in University Park are very diverse. Over the last year, the least expensive home was $200,000 while the most expensive home was $1.4 million. During the same time period, the average home price was $693,000 and the median price was $765,000. University Park is quickly becoming a luxury neighborhood as older homes are razed in favor of brand new, larger, more expensive homes.


In general, real estate professionals consider between 5 and 6 months of inventory a normal market. Less than 5 to 6 months of inventory is considered an appreciating market or “sellers” market. Over 6 months is considered a depreciating market or “buyers” market.


Metro Denver prices, while still lower than the highs seen in 2006, rallied at the end of 2010. See a chart of average prices for residences (single-family homes) and condominiums (including townhomes, lofts and duplexes) from 2004 – 2010.


Last year in Metro Denver, December sales were nearly as strong as August giving the metro area a strong finish. Preparing a home for sale, marketing it, and getting to contract and closing can take a few months, so if you’re considering a move in 2011, now is the time to start.



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