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Updated about 7 years ago, 12/16/2017

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Mike Stephens
  • Denver, CO
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Denver Market Softening/Retreat

Mike Stephens
  • Denver, CO
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Hello,

So one thing to get out of the way from the start: the purpose of this post is NOT to debate whether or not there will be a softening in the Denver market. There are plenty of other posts on whether Denver is in a bubble that have been posted the last year or so. I'm happy to post separately on my thoughts there. 

What I am curious on, is for those of you that are in the same place I am, which is firmly believing that the Denver housing market is overpriced, and is due for a flattening out after next year, and in some areas, like small multi-family is actually heading for a price retreat over in the next few years, what are your next moves? I've had a few offers on a duplex in Jefferson Park that I own, that are just ridiculous. Purchased at those prices, these "investors" would be just barely covering expenses, and definitely in the red if they were properly allocating for cap ex.

So what are you all doing? Selling? Just not buying? Buying out of state?  What are your 1-2 year plans.

Thanks,
Mike

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