Apr 9, 2020 | The Construction Industry
We are well underway with Colorado’s Stay-at-Home order and with the recent address from the Governor we can expect this to extend past the original targeted date. For homebuyers and sellers, this may seem like a wrench in the works. But no one should despair as there are plenty of responsible proactive actions we all can take to make sure this pandemic does not stifle our projects. Social distancing offers homeowners and buyers a chance to act proactively towards their next remodel or building with these rules.
The point behind this rule is that you are not idle during the lockdown. You may find yourself with a little extra time on your hands since many services are closed. This is the perfect opportunity for you to exercise all your mental faculties to devise, plan and imagine all the things you would like to do for your home! There are few things as uplifting and encouraging as planning for your future. Take this time to envision your home goals and then start researching on how to achieve them once we all resume.
Were about to make the first steps into homeownership? Or maybe you were looking at remodeling your home? That sounds like you were about to get yourself pre-approved or pre-qualified for a new loan! Getting pre-approved is the one thing that can really set expectations and realistic goals for prospective homeowners. The amazing thing about this step, is that you do not need to meet with anyone in person. You can reach out to lenders over the phone and email to set some time aside. They can gather all the necessary information and you will finally have that budget for a construction loan or that new home. Pre-qualifications are great options.
Apr 8, 2020 | The Construction Industry
COVID-19 The Coronavirus crisis has wreaked havoc on the entire country. Each of us has been directly affected in one way or another by this disease. Jobless claims are at an all time high, the economy has virtually shut down, and non-essential businesses are...
Apr 1, 2020 | The Construction Industry
Why do you need a permit for your remodel? There are many reasons why you need to permit your remodel and they are not only essential for performing work on your home but also after. Remodeling, renovating, or finishing your home is a valuable project that can raise...
Mar 26, 2020 | The Construction Industry
Finance home purchase and remodel with CHFA The Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) is a statewide network available to all residents of Colorado. CHFA helps Colorado residents to finance a home purchase and remodel. They sponsor financing assistance for...
Mar 25, 2020 | The Construction Industry
Updated: Dec. 2020 This past year has shifted many things for the everyday American Family. We are now taking more time to relax, work, and socialize at home. This recent development has made it very apparent that this lifestyle shift will last as a common trend for...
Mar 18, 2020 | The Construction Industry
How to fINANCE YOUR REMODEL: HELOC We have come across many homeowners who have a great vision on how they can improve their homes. Unfortunately, some are unsure about how they can afford their basement remodel, home renovation or new addition. We always want to...
Mar 11, 2020 | The Construction Industry
Updated: Oct 27th, 2020 What is the renovation boom of 2020? The coronavirus has effectively changed the lives of all Americans, one of the common changes? Staying at home a little bit more. As current trends are stating, the average American is expected to stay in...
Mar 4, 2020 | The Construction Industry
Cash-out Refinance Your Home For The Next Big Project Just like there are so many different options for you to decide on that new kitchen backsplash, there are many ways you can fund your home renovation project. Home equity line of credit, a loan, or a cash-out...
Feb 19, 2020 | The Construction Industry
Proposal seeks to limit Colorado housing growth with Initiative Many agree that Colorado is having issues updating the roads and infrastructure. The current pace of development has far outpaced the progress made to connect them all which has led to quality of life...
Feb 13, 2020 | The Construction Industry
Millennial homebuyers, according to Denver Post’s Aldo Svaldi, the nation’s largest generation is starting to show signs of interest in suburban living. Trading up fast paced downtown styles, Millennials, born between 1981 and 1997, expect to retire to more pragmatic...
Feb 10, 2020 | The Construction Industry
The iconic arcade company Atari has announced that Denver is one of many cities to receive an Atari themed hotel. The concept of the hotel is to introduce the gaming history and promising future in a single destination. “Atari Hotels level up hotel entertainment with...
Feb 6, 2020 | The Construction Industry
Andrew Kenney reporting for CPR news covers an article about 20 year old Colorado law which is being set to be lifted. This law, the “Telluride Decision”,protects developers from being forced into offering a portion of their new buildings to include a...
Feb 4, 2020 | The Construction Industry
Denver recorded IN top 10 worst Air Quality Denver EPA air quality has been recorded by a recent study with the EPA noting a concerning result. Accordingly, Federal records of the last two years show Denver has had hazardous air pollution levels at an elevated state....
Dec 9, 2019 | The Construction Industry
ADUs in Denver On The Rise As we have mentioned on here before, Accessory Dwelling Units are coming back into the market. ADU is Denver offering homeowners an attractive method to generate additional wealth and unlock value within their homes. The Chaffee Park...
Nov 14, 2019 | The Construction Industry
Additional Dwelling Units and Housing Crisis Accessory Dwelling Units are coming back into the market offering homeowners methods to generate wealth and ease Colorado’s Housing Crisis. According to The Colorado Sun, the popularity of these builds has spiked in this...
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