Buying a home is a big decision—and in today’s normalizing Boulder County real estate market and throughout the Colorado Front Range, buyers finally have something we haven’t seen in a while: the gift of time. I recently sat down with local lending expert, Neil Christiansen from Aspire Mortgage, to talk about what this shift means for buyers in Boulder, Longmont, Louisville, Lafayette, Lyons, and surrounding communities—from having the space to explore loan options, to negotiating with more confidence, to slowing down and finding the right home.

But buyers aren’t the only ones impacted by this changing market. For sellers in Boulder County, a more balanced playing field means adjusting expectations and conversations—homes may take a little longer to sell, smart pricing strategies matter more than ever, and flexibility can make all the difference.

If you’ve been curious about whether now might be the right time to buy or sell in Boulder County, Colorado real estate, this episode will give you clarity, perspective, and a clear understanding of how to navigate today’s housing market with confidence. I dive into one of the most valuable — yet often overlooked — advantages buyers have in today’s market: time. Unlike the frenzied pace of past years, today’s environment gives buyers the breathing room to think strategically, explore options, visit a property multiple times, and make confident decisions.

A Dream Interview: Ani DiFranco on Art, Metaphor, and the Open Road

I'm so excited to share one of my latest adventures with you! Thanks to the incredible team at KGNU, I recently had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with the legendary Ani DiFranco.

We talked about her time in Hadestown, her upcoming tour for her new album, the magic of life on the road, and the deeper beauty of metaphor in her work. It was a rich and inspiring conversation—and truly a full-circle moment for me.

I’ve admired Ani’s work for nearly 20 years, so getting the chance to connect with her in this way was nothing short of a dream come true. When I first started volunteering at KGNU, I never imagined something like this would be possible. But here we are—and isn't life beautifully unpredictable like that?