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Denver condo market slides as buyers pull back

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By Elisabeth Slay 
| Homes.com
Key takeaways Denver condo and townhouse prices are declining as buyer demand remains very low, especially for condos. Rising homeowners association fees — driven in part by escalating insurance and maintenance costs — are pushing monthly payments beyond the reach of entry-level buyers, experts say. A surge in apartment construction and generous rental concessions is making renting more attractive than buying condos.
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High in the Rockies, a creek keeps this $2.69 million home running

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By Elisabeth Slay 
| Homes.com
Key takeaways A high-altitude Colorado estate serves as a nine-bedroom home and the base for an online tropical fish business. Originally built as a family compound, the home has since been reconfigured for hobbies and personal use. The property, powered by a creek, is on the market for $2.69 million. At nearly 10,000 feet in Colorado’s Red Mountain Mining District, a nine-bedroom home operates as a tropical fish business, a private observatory and a self-powered retreat fueled by mountain water.
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How one Colorado agent is staging unusual homes to sell

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By Elisabeth Slay 
| Homes.com
Key takeaways Colorado real estate agent Lauren Trent offers tips for staging unusual homes. The agent points to Facebook Marketplace, garage sales and online retailers like Wayfair as go-to sources for securing staging materials. Trent says there needs to be a balance between embracing the unique and appealing to the masses.
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