Calibrate Real Estate is excited to announce a new multi-family listing. This property is located at 120 Jay St.. Call 303.594.3252 to schedule your private tour of the property with Sam Bretz. For detailed information and property specifics, please download our listing brochure below:
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Calibrate Real Estate announces the sale of a vintage 6-unit building located in Denver’s Uptown neighborhood. Kyle Malnati represented the Sellers, a local family partnership, in this transaction. These savvy investors purchased this property nine […]
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Calibrate Real Estate is excited to announce a new multifamily listing: Stardust Apartments. This property is located at 1121 N. Ogden St. Call 303.358.4250 to schedule your private tour of the property with Kyle Malnati. For detailed financial information and property specifics, please download our listing brochure below:
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
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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.
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.
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.