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If the time is right, go for it. We’re starting to see 2026 real estate heating up a bit earlier than we often see.
Megan Van Eldik
"...buyers are getting ready to get ready."
Megan Van Eldik
6.9% of the purchase price or $53,050 is the average size of current Denver price reductions.
Megan Van Eldik
Overall, we've seen a price growth trajectory. You have to live somewhere, so owning a Denver property is a good investment, if you plan to stay in the Mile High City for a while.
Megan Van Eldik
Too many extras on display make a home look smaller to buyers. Decluttering, purging and pre-packing are best done before listing. The less items you have, the less items you have to pack and move.
Megan Van Eldik
A most exciting Camber Realty listing to highlight. This is the Harry C. James Residence, built in 1900 during Denver’s City Beautiful movement. An exquisite example of Italian Renaissance architecture
Megan Van Eldik
Would it be convenient to live next to your parents and have a built-in caretaker for your children, while you work? Or maybe you have kids that left home, but are now facing the crunch of inflation and an expensive housing market, looking to move back home. Do you need…
Megan Van Eldik
Life Update: I’ve joined the team at Denver’s distinguished boutique real estate brokerage, Camber Realty. Excited to take my next big step, working for some of Denver’s top producing Realtors. Just the move I needed to kick off a successful new year. Enough…
Megan Van Eldik
The folks at Denverite most often have an interesting take on Denver. They recently analyzed the growth over the last ten years in maps. A must see where Denver's gotten denser and taller. Check it…
Megan Van Eldik
Buying a home is always an anxiety-ridden process, and that goes triple for anyone who’s embarking on homeownership for the very first time. There’s so much to do and so much you don’t know that “overwhelming” hardly seems like an appropriate…
Megan Van Eldik
Not too long ago in our country's history, talking about making your house "greener" might get you labeled a hippie tree-hugger. But times change, and as gas, electricity, and water prices creep up, more and more homeowners are seeing the (strong) advantages that come with…
Megan Van Eldik