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LIV SIR says available "for sale" homes have been scarce with demand staying strong, and that trend will continue into 2020.

Cocktail chattables: In 2019, the big story in real estate was low inventory, nationally as well as in Denver, although builders are starting to meet demand.

As lifestyles change, home buyers and sellers are moving in different directions, with some focused on larger homes while baby boomers look at downsizing.

It might be an unwise investment strategy to wait for home prices to drop, trying to buy low in the next cycle, since that could result in missed opportunities.

The Denver metro real estate market, which continues to improve at a healthy but slower pace, has become more predictable and steady.

The Denver housing market, strong and growing, is in no risk of being in a bubble that could burst, even if a mild recession occurs soon.

Home prices across the nation are still increasing, but they are doing so at a more moderate pace, which makes this a good time to buy.

While the inventory of homes for sale in Denver remains low, there is good news for buyers in that inventories are growing and homes are taking longer to sell.

Denver's real estate market remains balanced and healthy, while moving away from the seller's market of last summer, allowing buyers to shop with less anxiety.

Both nationally and locally, the spring real estate market has developed into a steady, healthy and rather predictable housing climate.