Luxury Real Estate

By: Brian Langhorst (blanghorst@luxuryrealestate.com)

Courtesy of: Margaret Jackson of the Denver Post

The Denver real estate market like many markets around the country is plagued with high levels of inventory. The economic recovery is taking hold in Denver however the process is slow to evolve. Many luxury home owners looking to sell their home are either forced into discounting their properties to match current demand or in some cases file for bankruptcy. The Denver real estate market has a wide array of bank owned properties (REO's) and foreclosure listings even in the luxury end. According to a recent article in the Denver Post written by Margaret Jackson, "31 homes valued between $500,000 and $4 million went into foreclosure". In order for the economy to continue to recover these distressed properties need to be sold.

Rollie Jordan of the Kentwood Company is helping to lead the way in this recovery by assisting luxury home buyers through out the Denver metropolitan area purchase high end foreclosure and short sale properties. Recently Rollie has helped several clients navigate this very complicated but highly lucrative market place. "The good news is this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for buyers to purchase the home of their dreams at below-market pricing, said Rollie Jordan, a luxury-real-estate specialist at The Kentwood Co. at Cherry Creek. There are some great values out there," said Jordan, whose last three deals have been foreclosures and short sales. "My clients are happy, and I am happy that they were able to get a great buy."

If you are interested in learning more about the Denver area luxury home market including neighborhoods such as Cherry Creek, the Denver Country Club, and Cherry Hills Village, luxury home foreclosures, or high end short sales, please contact Rollie Jordan for more information phone: 1-(303)-336-0336