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What You Need to Know Before Buying Commercial Real Estate in Denver

Buying commercial real estate in Denver can be one of the smartest moves a business owner or investor makes, but it is also a decision with a lot of moving parts. Denver is the largest and most active commercial market in Colorado, and the current conditions are creating real opportunities for buyers who come in......

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A Guide to Investing in Denver Commercial Real Estate

Denver has long been one of the most attractive commercial real estate markets in the country for investors, and the current conditions are creating fresh opportunities for those who know where to look. With prices adjusting, cap rates shifting, and certain asset classes outperforming others, this is a market that rewards investors who understand the......

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Q2 2026 RMCRE Quarterly Board Meeting

Our Q2 2026 RMCRE quarterly meeting was online in May and proved to be a valuable time connecting as brokers and affiliates. Several affiliates provided market and company updates. Banking representatives discussed acquisitions, expansion into new markets, SBA lending capabilities, and broader commercial lending opportunities. Real estate members shared updates on commercial leasing activity, healthcare-related......

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Montrose Q1 2026 Market Update Report

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Market has been softening in all categories expect single family housing less than $500K. Commercial listing has also been weak. Market has been volatile. There are still transactions that are happening, but the market is trend down. Q1 2025  Q1 2026 %+- VELOCITY (Source – MLS and City of Montrose of Sale Data) Commercial Sales......

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Pagosa Springs Q1 2026 Market Update Report

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Archuleta County’s first-quarter 2026 results show a market in measured recalibration. Residential activity softened modestly on both unit count and dollar volume, while the land segment absorbed the larger correction. Commercial transactions held steady in count and edged up slightly in volume, with notable activity in retail, mixed-use, and office space. New construction in light......

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CAR Conference Speaker Justin Osborn

Justin Osborn and David Porter recently attended the Colorado Association of Realtors Conference in Colorado Springs. Justin taught his Marketing Principles of Rural Real Estate class....

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Beware of AI Fraud

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John Renfrow, our RMCRE Broker from Montrose, described a recent AI‑driven fraud incident he uncovered and escalated. He began receiving unexpected business mail at his office for an unfamiliar LLC that listed his office as the principal address. When he checked the Colorado Secretary of State’s records, the entity appeared valid and in good standing,......

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Telluride Market Update Q1 2026

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  Well folks, as we expected January was down. January 2026 saw 12 new contracts in the Telluride Region, the lowest number of new contracts since I started tracking in 2012. The January new contract average is 39 with a high of 77 in 2021 and low of 24 in 2023. The dollar volume was......

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Aspen 2025 Market Update Report

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MARKET TRENDS 2025 continued the 2024 solid market momentum for residential and commercial property sales in the Aspen Snowmass market. Commercial leasing activity in Aspen and Snowmass has remained strong with recent retail rents in downtown Aspen hovering around $275 – $325 per SF with office rents in the $66 – $100 per SF with......

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Montrose Q4 2025 Market Update Report

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The commercial real estate market in the Montrose area has picked up this past quarter. I feel that this is primarily due to pent up demand, as well as the slight reduction in interest rates. Low end residential money continues to be strong, but anything over $600K and up is having more days on market......

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