A High-Flying Economy
January 3, 2018
Paul J. Kozlowski* Like scenes from Colorado’s high country, our economic view is strikingly positive heading into 2018. With record-high stock markets, rising income, robust
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Paul J. Kozlowski* Like scenes from Colorado’s high country, our economic view is strikingly positive heading into 2018. With record-high stock markets, rising income, robust
As the weather begins to cool, will we also see a cooling of the housing market? Corken + Company is here as your Denver Metro
As summer’s end begins to creep onto the horizon, the window of opportunity in the Denver real estate market isn’t closing for the year; thanks
Magnetism represents attractive or repulsive forces between physical objects. A state’s magnetic strength, on the other hand, involves forces attracting or repelling individuals and businesses
Colorado’s economy is booming. The state’s unemployment rate was 3.2% in November with the Denver metro area at 2.9%. High-country resorts anticipate a successful season
Interest rises at this time every four years as the presidential race intensifies. At this time every year, retailers’ interests also rise on prospects for
Clouds hung over the economy during the first-half of 2016; they darkened after June 23 when the British voted to leave the European Union. Financial
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By Paul J. Kozlowski We appreciate 300 days of sunshine in Denver each year but we know storms pass through the city bringing snow in
By Paul J. Kozlowski A house selling for $750,000 is worth more than one available for sale for $500,000. It’s the same with a $3
