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These Highlands Ranch real estate statistics represent the housing market activity in Highlands Ranch for zip code of 80130 (1/1/2010-2/1/2010), one of Highlands Ranch’s 3 zips. These statistics are for single family residential, detached homes and not condos or townhomes.

Avg. Price

Avg. Days on Market

Avg. Price per Sq. Foot

Lowest Price

Highest Price

Total Listings

Active Listings

$359,410

98

$164

$194,900

$659,000

142

Under Contract Listings

$329,363

96

$156

$200,000

$649,900

31

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These statistics represent the Highlands Ranch real estate market activity in zip code of 80126 (1/1/2010-2/1/2010).
This is one of three zip codes which make up Highlands Ranch.  These statistics are for single family residential, detached homes and not condos or townhomes.

Avg. Price

Avg. Days on Market

Avg. Price per Sq. Foot

Lowest Price

Highest Price

Total Listings

Active Listings

$421,654

113
$166
$185,000
$1,585,000
189

Under Contract [...]

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These statistics represent the real estate market activity in Highlands Ranch for the zip code of 80129 (for 1/1/2010 – 2/1/2010).
This is one of three zip codes which make up Highlands Ranch.  These statistics are for single family residential, detached homes and not condos or townhomes.
 

Avg. Price

Avg. Days on Market

Avg. Price per Sq. Foot

Lowest Price

Highest [...]

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Some good news for Denver real estate investors and buyers. HUD has eased the requirement of the “90 day rule” which required a seller to have held title to a property for at least 90 days prior to being purchased by a buyer using FHA financing.  HUD had previously allowed homes owned by foreclosing institutions [...]

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Can you still buy your first home in the south Denver suburbs? With the increase of the price of homes over the last several years and perhaps the economic crunch hitting savings a bit, can this really be done. Perhaps. If you have been planning for this, keeping your debt low and credit history excellent [...]

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