Residential Real Estate

A Denver developer has submitted plans for a five-story residential building on a quarter-acre site.

It converted the El Jebel Shrine, located along the Willis Case Golf Course, into 24 luxury condominiums.

Twice as many homebuyers and sellers around Denver settled on exactly 1 million dollars than the previous two years.

Whoever buys it, for $4.35 million, gets to decide whether to keep it as one unit or divide it in two.

To help ring in the New Year, a Tudor mansion on Circle Drive traded hands for $1.1 million less than its original listing price.

The neighborhood’s community of small houses is starting 2018 on the move – but not going far.

The man behind DIA’s distinctive design is flying away from his Baker penthouse.

The prices keep going up around the metro area. Volume of homes sold in Denver, however, fell in 2017.

In a hot year for Denver residential real estate, a Cherry Hills Village mansion took the top spot with a $6 million price tag. Take a look back at a year’s worth of high-end home sales.

For $3.5 million, a new-to-town developer is taking over the construction of 29 townhomes on a “shovel-ready” site.