Neil Kearney - Boulder Realtor

Thanksgiving greetings!
Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday because, if we are doing it right, the focus is on gratitude. As David Steindl-Rast so eloquently states in his Ted Talk, the key to happiness is gratitude.

I have so much to be grateful for! To name a few. I'm grateful to live in such a beautiful area; I'm grateful to have a successful career where I can meet and work with so many wonderful people; I'm grateful for my dear family; I'm grateful for gift of life and love.
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Real Estate Update and Happy Thanksgiving

The themes in the local real estate market have not changed. We are still seeing very high sales, low inventory, price appreciation, multiple offers on homes and offers in excess to list price. During the third quarter, Boulder County reached a high water mark since 2007 with 1,745 total sales. Inventory is down 18% and 53% of all sales closed during the quarter went for more than the asking price. For a comprehensive look at the market in the latest edition of The Kearney Report click on the link below.
https://www.neilkearney.com/the-kearney-report-3rd-quarter-2021/

Is the real estate market slowing?
I’m not ready to say that the market has made a turn, but it certainly seems clear that the upward trajectory has slowed over the last few months. Both inventory and interest rates remain low. When that is coupled with strong demand the result is that houses are still selling. In august 49% of closings were for a price above full price. Taken alone that still signals a very strong seller’s market. But when compared to May when 86% of sales were for above list price it isn’t quite as impressive. On average properties sold for 2.9% above list, in May it was 6%. Still a really strong market, but not quite so crazy.
https://youtu.be/wJ2iPRPjfek
https://www.neilkearney.com/the-slowing-trajectory-of-the-market-august-real-estate-statistics/

The Slowing Trajectory Of The Market – August Real Estate Statistics | Boulder Real Estate - Neil Kearney The Slowing Trajectory Of The Market – August Real Estate Statistics by Neil Kearney | Sep 16, 2021 | Boulder County Housing Trends, Statistics, Videos | 0 comments I’m not ready to say that the market has made a turn, but it certainly seems clear that the upward trajectory has slowed over the l...

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Neil helped us sell a house in Longmont. He did the research necessary to arrive at an appropriate listing price, he promoted the property effectively, and he managed the sales process professionally. He made the sale a quick, easy, and successful process. Neil is hardworking, honest, and trustworthy. His communication is clear and his perspective is client-focused. I will not hesitate to use him again when we have real estate to sell in Boulder County.

https://www.neilkearney.com/kearney-report-second-quarter-2021/
The numbers from the second quarter real estate sales in Boulder County are pretty remarkable. The second quarter of 2021 will be remembered as one of the most crazy times we have seen in our market. Despite lower than normal inventory, sales during the quarter were at the highest level since we began publishing The Kearney Report in 2007. If you are interested in learning more about the local market take a look at the latest Kearney Report.

The Kearney Report Second Quarter 2021 - Boulder Real Estate - Neil Kearney I’m starting to see articles about the slowing real estate market. The latest statistics, as seen in this report, certainly don’t support any cooling whatsoever! The second quarter of 2021 will be remembered as one of the most crazy times we have seen in our market. Despite lower than normal inv...

You have probably heard, or know first hand, that the local real estate market in Boulder County continues to be very strong. In June there were 625 sales, which is the highest number for the month since 2007. Year-to-date cumulative sales are up 36% over last year and median prices throughout the county (both single family and attached dwellings) are up 21% from a year ago.
Let me know if you need help navigating this crazy market.

June 2021 - Boulder County Real Estate Statistics - Boulder Real Estate - Neil Kearney Sales Reach High Water Mark Since 2007 – The Average Property Sold for 4% Over List Price Real estate sales in Boulder County continue to be very strong. There were 625 sales in June, which is the highest number for the month since 2007. It tied the highest sales total for any month over the …

I've just posted my Boulder Real Estate Market 2020 year-in-review. For those who don't feel like reading the entire report I summarized the high points in video. For those who would like to get up to date on the market all of the details are in writing. Either way you can find it here.

2020 Year End Home Sales Statistics For Boulder County - Boulder Real Estate - Neil Kearney Related posts: Boulder County Real Estate – 2018 Year-In-Review Market Update for May 28, 2020 – Opening Up? Boulder County Month End Statistics for August 2020

Curious about how the luxury market in Boulder is doing? What is even luxury these days? I have answers to these questions and more in my latest blog post. A preview - sales are up considerably, ultra-luxury had a big boost over the last three months and condos are lagging a bit. Find the video and the entire blog post at https://www.neilkearney.com/blog

Curious about how the luxury market in Boulder is doing? What is even luxury these days? I have answers to these questions and more in my latest blog post. A preview - sales are up considerably, ultra-luxury had a big boost over the last three months and condos are lagging a bit.

Boulder Luxury Market Update - Boulder Real Estate - Neil Kearney As I have detailed in my recent blog posts, the market has rebounded very well during the summer and fall of 2020. Sales have now surpassed last years sales through the same time period and prices are again on the rise. The big issue we are seeing is not demand, it is supply. The inventory …

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