Ah, the beginning of November and the official start of the holiday season is here. With Christmas trees popping up around the community in time for the Thanksgiving holiday and local food bank fundraisers in full effect, the feeling of coming together with our families and communities is at full peak. Check out Amanda Campbell’s blog post for a full list of fun happenings going on this month for ways to spend time with the favorite people in your life. Don’t forget that tonight is also the yearly Night at the Museum, when museums throughout the city open their doors for FREE from 5pm to 10pm, complete with a complimentary shuttle. What a fun and amazing city we live in!
Now onto the latest in real estate in Central Park…
With mortgage rates hovering the mid 6% range and lenders introducing more flexible loan programs, buyers have more financing options than earlier in the year. Combined with approachable home prices, first-time home buyers are taking the leap and are looking at building equity with smaller single-family homes and townhomes. Those seeking to upgrade have been more decerning and that means that the updated, move-in ready homes with great locations and outdoor spaces are the first to go quickly as we move into the winter months.
What does that mean as a seller? Listen to your agent in terms of updates that are cost effective and will present your home in the best way possible. Also, the comps tell the best story based on finishes and location so be realistic on pricing.
There are 10 new and coming soon listings in Central Park in the past two weeks. Please click on the link above to check them out.
This nearly new 4-story Brookfield townhome with 3 distinct outdoor spaces, including an rooftop deck with mountain views caught our eye at 9880 E 62nd Ave, offered by Kristin Harris with MileHiModern for $640,000
In the past 2 weeks since our last update, 16 homes went under contract in the neighborhood, 6 of those went under contract in the last week. Days on market for the homes in the past two weeks that went under contract ranged from 8 to 102 day
9 homes closed in Central Park in the last 2 weeks since our update, 3 of those closed in the last week.
The Available Rentals link above shows the latest MLS lease listings (not listed by Focus Real Estate). Did you know we also help manage rentals in the area? If you’d like to receive an email each Friday with our latest “For Rent” properties when they are available, you can sign up here.
All Active Central Park Listings
There are currently 74 resale home available in Central Park, with prices ranging around $630,000 to $1.8M, so there’s something for just about every buyer. If one of them stands out to you, let us know and we’ll gladly set up a private showing!
We here at Focus know several buyers looking for their dream home here in Central Park. If you’re thinking of selling or know of anything coming up, please reach out to us:
- Home with a main level primary bedroom in Central Park, North of I-70. Preferably a ranch home, prefer detached but potentially open to attached. Budget under $850k. Anytime now or in the next few months. Serious and ready to go clients!
- Single Family Ranch Home, 3+ bedrooms in Central Park, North of I-70. Flexible timeframe. Budget $1-1.2M.
- Infinity Alto, 3+ bedrooms in Central Park, North of I-70 (ideal North End neighborhood). Budget $1- 1.2M.
Here are also a few open houses in the neighborhood happening this Sunday for anyone out and about looking:
3421 Florence Way, $685,000 || 12- 2pm || Listed by Jason Cummings
9711 E 61st Place, $814,900 || 11am- 1pm || Listed by Angelica Rodriguez
6098 Beeler Court $1,250,000 || 1- 3pm || Listed by Jay Epperson
Stephanie Airman
Focus Real Estate
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