Denver’s housing market has softened, affecting both sales and rentals. Inventory is up, tenants have more choices, and the days of listing a property “as-is” are over. In this environment, investors and landlords need to think differently. A rental property is no...
Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post) DenCO Property Management (DenCO) has managed Denver rental properties since 1999, and most of the condominiums we manage today are more than 15 years old—because very few have been built since the condo market collapsed...
Currently, the Denver rental market is soft, causing property managers to face tighter margins and more competition. Cash flow metrics need to shift from a growth-mode to a resilience/occupancy cash approach, which focuses on protecting margins and maintaining...
The Denver real estate market in 2025 is, to put it bluntly, challenging. Properties are lingering unsold, forcing sellers to rent instead, which causes a glutted rental market in Denver. For some owners and investors, it feels like a lose-lose, but markets like this...
How We Help Owners with Their Tax and Fee Obligations DenCO Property Management (DenCO) believes the relationship between owners and property management companies requires trust, transparency, and accountability. Owners entrust us to handle rental income, reserve...
Is Housing a Right in Colorado? Currently, HB 25-1168 has two titles – Housing Protections for Victim Survivors and Expanded Protections for Victims of Gender-Based Violence. Once the legislators decide on a name, the law could hold rental real estate investors...
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