Colorado radon disclosure explained: what sellers must share, why the law doesn’t require a test, and how buyers test and object during inspection.
Colorado Radon Disclosure: What Sellers Must Share and What Buyers Should Test
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Colorado Transfer Tax: How the Documentary Fee Works and Who Pays
Colorado does not have a statewide real estate transfer tax like many states. The state charges a documentary fee of one cent per $100 of the sale price (0.01%) instead, which comes to about $50 on a $500,000 home. A few Colorado towns add their own local transfer...
Colorado Metro Districts: What Buyers Should Know About Taxes, Fees and Disclosures
A Colorado metro district is a local government that pays for streets, water and sewer lines, parks and other public improvements in new neighborhoods. If a home sits inside one, you pay a separate metro district property tax levy each year, and sometimes fees too, on...
Colorado Buyer Agency Agreement: What You’re Signing Before You Tour
Asked to sign a buyer agency agreement in Colorado? Learn what the Exclusive Right-to-Buy contract covers, what changed in 2026, and what to ask before signing.
Colorado Property Taxes: How They’re Calculated (2026 Guide)
How Colorado property taxes work in 2026: actual value, the 6.8% and 7.05% assessment rates, mill levies, due dates, and how to protest your valuation.
Earnest Money in Colorado: How Much, Who Holds It, and When You Get It Back
Earnest money in Colorado explained: typical deposit amounts, who holds it, when it’s due, and how contract deadlines decide if it comes back to you.
Should I Sell My House Right Now? Why It’s the #1 Search of Spring 2026 — and the Math Nobody’s Running
Spring 2026 has hesitant sellers stuck in a loop. Mortgage rates are choppy in the mid-6s, inventory is up, buyers are pickier — and one in five listings is already cutting price. Here's what April's contradictory headlines actually say, what they leave out, and how...
Home Buyer Rebates: Compare the Savings You Can Actually Use
Compare buyer rebates with lower brokerage fees, check lender requirements, and confirm the savings you can actually use before signing an agreement.
Denver Housing Market: February 2022
Following December holidays, buyers flooded the real estate market in January. Unfortunately, they were met with low inventory levels and with that, limited homes to choose from in markets across the country. While many are hoping for relief from the seller’s market...
Best Places to Live in Summit County | A Complete Guide
Colorado is one of the fastest-growing states in the nation, and who could blame the people moving here? The Centennial State is filled with endless outdoor activities, stunning natural beauty, and a thriving culture. Not all of Colorado is created equal, though....
Denver Housing Market: December 2021
As we approach the heart of winter, the temperature may be dropping, but the real estate market is as hot as ever. Fall saw a decrease in inventory across most markets, as is standard for this time of year. As inventory decreases it’s no surprise the market remains...
Top 10 Best Neighborhoods in Denver
Whether you're thinking of moving to Denver, Colorado, already live in Denver but are looking for a better lay of the land, or a native trying to make sense of what’s been going on the last 5 years, we’ve got a real estate guide for you. As with any up and coming...
Denver Housing Market: October 2021
As temperatures begin to cool across the country, many markets are also starting to see signs of the real estate market shifting. While we continue to see a strong sellers market, taking a closer look at days on the market and number of showings per listing shows...
Denver Housing Market: September 2021
Summer, much like spring, saw a strong sellers market. Many are wondering if this will continue to be the case even as students return to school this fall. Ultimately, real estate across the country continues to see a highly competitive seller's market with limited...
Denver Housing Market: August 2021
Summer is the peak season for real estate sales. As we approach fall, we are still experiencing a sellers market. However, inventory is increasing slightly, and with that, days on the market as well. It may sound crazy to some, but now is still a great time to...
First Time Home Buyer – Complete Colorado Guide
First time home buyer programs are loan programs designed to help a wide range of people afford to purchase a home. Most people would rather own their home rather than rent but think that it is too far out of reach because of rising housing costs. What most...
10 Colorado Summer Log Cabins That Could Be Yours
Why not get a log cabin? Their rustic beauty has made them a classic American home. It also helps that they're tucked away in some pretty gorgeous places. We broke down some of the best and most interesting log cabin homes currently for sale across Colorado, so you...
Market Pulse – Denver March 2021
Even with the big snows lately, sellers continue to enjoy a strong seller’s market, and buyers face increased competition as we move on into spring. All stats below are based on End of Month in January vs February: Homes on the market - 2,439 vs 2,194 (down...
Market Pulse – Denver February 2021
Even with the deep freeze across much of the country and Punxsatawney Phil predicting a longer winter, prospective home buyers and sellers are very active and looking forward to spring. All stats below are based on End of Month in December vs January: Homes on...
Market Pulse – Denver January 2021
Happy new year! Despite the Covid pandemic and an unusually tumultuous political season, real estate remains a dependable and steady economic guidepost for thoughtful buyers and sellers. All stats below are based on End of Month in November vs December: Homes on the...
Market Pulse – Denver December 2020
Happy holidays! Despite winter and the Covid wave we are experiencing, real estate remains a strong and steady beacon of economic hope during these times.All stats below are based on End of Month in October vs November:Homes on the market - 4,965 vs 3,690 (down...
Where to Live in Colorado Springs: The Ultimate Guide
Did you know that you can enjoy over 300 days of sunshine in Colorado Springs? Are you considering a move to Colorado Springs but aren't sure where to move to? In this article, we'll break down where to live in Colorado Springs. From relaxation and tranquility to...
Market Pulse – Denver November 2020
As we head into the holiday season, the Denver market still thinks it’s summer and is hotter than ever. And with coronavirus cases on the rise, we at Trelora will continue to take the utmost precautions, and we remain committed to serving your needs with safety as our...
Market Pulse – Denver October 2020
Leaves are starting to fall, and so are the temps (especially at night). But the Denver metro real estate market isn’t showing any signs of cooling off. All stats below are based on End of Month in September vs August: Homes on the market - 5213 vs 5968 (down...