I want to be bold but I also want to be wise.

Hi all - We here in Denver are used to hearing statistics about how many people are constantly moving here (and seeing the effects of that) but this was the first one that I'd seen that quoted a statistic about how many people are leaving the area as well.

Statistics show this is the point where travelers credit your property as legitimate and you have a 3x better chance of booking3.

Do the training (BOLD, etc).

I have checked the statistics, it looks promising. 

. : )Also, in Hawaii at least, the Hawaii Tourism Authority keeps track of all sorts of visitor statistics like how many visitors came to the islands, which islands they stayed on, whether they stayed in hotels, condos, or with friends, whether their stay was for business, pleasure, blah blah blah.

I don't know what Boulder is as it is it's own submarket and I haven't seen statistics.

Of course my favorite part was meteor statistics, I frequently use "I may get hit by a bus tomorrow" to support risk taking and will now change that to "hit by a meteor".

I believe @Scott Trench has compiled some good statistics on rents in the Denver metro area, perhaps he can chime in?

I think Redfin.com is the easiest for quick statistics.