January in Review: Denver Apartment Market Surprisingly Strong Despite Pandemic
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December in Review: 3 Potential Tax Law Changes that would Affect Investors
3 Potential Tax Law Changes that Would Affect Investors. 1. Raising capital gains 2. Elimination of substantial reduction of tax-free estate transfer upon death; and 3. Elimination of the 1031 tax deferred exchanges
November in Review: Tenants Worry about Rent, Landlords still Struggling
Meanwhile, apartment owners face their own crises. The mom-and-pop landlords who rent out older and often more affordable small complexes were less likely to receive federal aid in the form of forbearance for federally-backed mortgages. And only about one-third of smaller property owners have federal loans, said Bob Pinnegar, President and CEO of the National Apartment Association.
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October IN REVIEW: Carmen Court landmark fight ends with structure poised for demolition
Denver Commercial Monthly Recap: At the end of last week, the Denver residents fighting to preserve the Carmen Court complex, at 900 E. 1st Ave., agreed to withdraw their application asking the city to designate the structure a landmark.
September in Review: Landlords push back on eviction ban
Denver Commercial Monthly Recap: The CDC’s order notably didn’t include financial help for landlords, forcing many to consider selling their properties as rents go unpaid. This could ultimately cause an even greater loss of affordable housing.
2020Q1: Calibrate Corner – Happy Trails to You…
Dr. Seuss said, “don’t cry because it’s over; smile because it happened.” It is with mixed emotions that we announce the departure of the Johnson Piretti Team from Calibrate Real Estate. While we will miss our daily comradery and collaboration, we look forward to the new opportunities that the future presents.
2020Q1: Denver’s Largest Landlord Discuss COVID-19 Delinquencies
Everyone has been asking us, “how has COVID-19 impacted other apartment operators?” Further, how are the leaders of Denver’s apartment industry navigating this pandemic?
2019Q4: Denver Sales Break Through Major Milestone
Six years after breaking the $100,000/unit price point, Central Denver apartments averaged over $204,000/unit in 2019. We calculate the average price per unit annually from Central Denver’s transactions between 10-100 units, excluding sales of recently constructed projects.
2019Q3: $200k Per Door is not Automatic
Central Denver appears to be headed for another record year of apartment sales prices. To many observers it might seem that nearly everything is selling for $200,000+ per door; but are they really?