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Blog • Buyers & Sellers • Colorado Real Estate • First Time Home Buyer • Fort Collins Real Estate • Housing Trends • Northern Colorado Real Estate • Real Estate Market Update • July 11, 2018

How to Get Back to a Balanced Housing Market

by Meaghan Nicholl

Developers are not building enough single-family homes to keep up with demand. The reason why? Cost. Windermere’s Chief Economist, Matthew Gardner explains why new construction is so cost prohibitive and how to shift the trend.

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