Last week, Caballero set new world records after selling 7,722 homes in 2024 and inking $3.92 billion in volume. The agent, who works exclusively with builders in Texas, shared his tips with Inman.
Dueling with dual agency in the age of private listing networks
Is dual agency fair to buyers, sellers and agents? In the age of private listing networks, Spencer Krull writes, it's worth examining who the practice benefits.
3 defining qualities of top agents that you can replicate
Trustworthiness is a cornerstone of business, according to REMAX – agents voted most trusted in the U.S. and Canada.
Elevating luxury real estate through the power of the agent
The power of luxury real estate: How Coldwell Banker Global Luxury is equipping agents for exceptional success.
Anywhere brings on Steve Capezza to head M&A efforts
The former Side and Zillow leader will work in his new role to grow Anywhere through acquisitions and mergers across opportunities that span brokerage, title and transaction services.
A Mother’s Day tribute to the real-life ‘Mrs. Incredibles’ of real estate
Ashley and Christian Harris celebrate the women in real estate who are showing up when it counts — for clients, for teams and for families.
Trending: A winning gorilla debate answer, and TikTok holds on
From soft features to shifting strategies, the latest platform updates show that connection, not performance, is what cuts through. Jessi Healey breaks it down.
Don’t Trust Your Landlord? Here’s How You Can Find More Information.
Details about a landlord’s holdings are not readily available. But there are some tools to help you along.
5 daily habits that eliminate transaction droughts
Taking consistent action focused on the right activities, Jimmy Burgess writes, translates into consistent professional success. Start with these daily must-dos, and you'll do more deals.
Hoby Hanna’s not holding back about NAR: The Download
As Howard Hanna CEO Hoby Hanna offers his unvarnished opinions on NAR, we're looking at other industry leaders who are calling for change while focused on growth.
Leo Lived Here: The Price Goes Up for the Pope’s Childhood Home
After Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was selected to become the leader of the Roman Catholic Church, offers began flooding in to buy this modest house outside Chicago, the real estate broker said.
Denver Real Estate News – May 2025
Hot, Cold, and Everything In Between
A Spring Market Snapshot
Denver’s spring real estate market is often as unpredictable as its weather—and this year is no exception. Activity surged one week with strong buyer interest and quick sales, only to slow the next as fluctuating mortgage rates and broader economic uncertainty made buyers more hesitant. Overall, consumer sentiment leaned cautious, with both buyers and sellers ready to engage—but only when the numbers aligned with their personal goals. The market moved with a measured pace, fueled more by life transitions than by speculation or urgency.
One trend that’s held steady since January is the rise in both new listings and active listings at month’s end. While this seasonal increase is expected in spring, the scale this year stands out. At the end of April, there were 11,964 active listings across metro Denver, a 71.16% increase year-over-year, and 7,062 new listings—a jump of 18.13%. According to DMAR, national inventory is on the rise and projected to return to pre-pandemic levels by late 2025. For context, the historical average number of active listings in April (1985–2024) is 13,871. While we’re not back to that baseline yet, we’re closer than we’ve been in years. April’s 22.53% increase in active listings from March outpaced the historic average of 10.96%. Interestingly, this inventory surge didn’t cause prices to fall. Instead, we saw a month-over-month increase in the median sales price. It’s a sign of stabilization, not decline. Zooming out to the Case-Shiller Home Price Index, Denver home values are now 0.4% above Q2 2022 and 0.4% below our Q2 2024 peak. This is a leveling off—not a crash.


ARKI, AI building productivity solution, launches US operations
ARKI, a company that leverages artificial intelligence to improve how construction, engineering and architectural systems collaborate, has announced its arrival in the United States.
CoStar Group to acquire REA Group competitor Domain for $1.9B
Two months after purchasing a 17 percent stake in REA Group competitor Domain, CoStar Group has reached an acquisition deal of $1.9 billion. The bid still faces approval from Domain shareholders and Australian officials.
Insurance a top concern as experts predict higher premiums
Over 55 percent of agents who were recently surveyed by the California Association of Realtors said access to homeowners insurance was their No. 1 concern, more than double from last year.
Mortgage rules are changing. Here’s what agents need to know
Tune in to Inman Access as Rick Guerrero and Matt Carter discuss the mortgage industry's latest moves and what they mean for agents.
Could tariffs hammer the potential upside of pre-sale renovations?
As if listing agents don’t have a hard enough time getting sellers to make a few market-friendly improvements to their home, reports from the construction industry suggest the Trump administration's tariff policy is going to raise the hurdle even higher.
The NYC Apartment Where Christo and Jeanne-Claude Cast Their Spells
The couple’s lives are preserved in a SoHo building where for decades they plotted their monumental projects.
Homes.com will ‘boost’ listings that are banned on Zillow: Florance
CoStar CEO Andy Florance on Thursday said the "Boost" tool it rolled out on April 29 will now be available for brokers and homeowners who have been thwarted by Zillow's private listing ban.
Alexander brothers face 6 new charges in superseding indictment
The superseding indictment filed in court on Thursday adds one count of sex-trafficking of a minor, among other charges, and brings the total victim count up to six from the two identified in the initial indictment.