Money.com ranks Parker Colorado As No. 2 on their list of best place to live in the US. Douglas County Posted Friday, September 25, 2020 Parker has been named the second best place to live in the United States by Money.com. Thereore, the town trails only Evans, Georgia, in the publication’s 2020 rankings, released Sept. 22. “Parker …
IF YOU WANT TO BE HEALTHY, DOUGLAS COUNTY COLORADO IS WHERE YOU WANT TO BE In a report based on 84 indicators, Douglas County has been ranked the second healthiest community in the United States by U.S. News and World Report. Six other Colorado counties ranked in the top 10. Los Alamos, New Mexico, ranked …
Parker is a suburb of Denver with a population of 52,563. Parker is in Douglas County and is one of the best places to live in Colorado. Living in Parker offers residents a dense suburban feel and most residents own their homes. In Parker there are a lot of coffee shops and parks. Many families …
Homebuyers are on the prowl with low-interest rates hovering around 3%. One of the biggest surprises of 2020 is the resilience of the residential real estate market and homebuyers. Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist of the National Association of Realtors (NAR), is now forecasting that will sell this year than last year. He’s also predicting home sales to increase by 8-12% …
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The Wall Street Journal just released their latest monthly Survey of Economists. In an article on the findings, they reported: “The U.S. economy will be in recovery by the third quarter of this year, economists said in a survey that also concluded the labor market will fare better than previously expected following the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.” Clearly, …
With more U.S. states reopening for business this summer, and as people start to return to work, we can expect the economy to begin improving. Most expert forecasts indicate this economic recovery will start to happen in the second half of this year. As we get back to work and the financial landscape of the country …
Last Friday, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released their May Employment Situation Summary. Are we seeing the turning point? Maybe! Most of the real estate numbers for April and May looked dire… BUT… The demand didn’t go away. People STILL want to buy and sell homes. They’ve just held back due to the pandemic. And now, as …
The Benefits of Homeownership May Reach Further Than You Think More than ever, our homes have become an integral part of our lives. Today they are much more than the houses we live in. They’re evolving into our workplaces, schools for our children, and safe havens that provide shelter, stability, and protection for our families …
Tomorrow, the unemployment rate for April 2020 will be released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. It will hit a peak this country has never seen before, with data representing real families and lives affected by this economic slowdown. The numbers will alarm us. There will be headlines and doomsday scenarios in the media. There is …
Through all the volatility in the economy right now, some have put their search for a home on hold, yet others have not. According to ShowingTime, the real estate industry’s leading showing management technology provider, buyers have started to reappear over the last several weeks. In the latest report, they revealed: “The March ShowingTime Showing Index® recorded …
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