Old Town Real Estate Co - Longmont

Old Town Real Estate Co - Longmont Old Town Real Estate Co is dedicated to giving people in Boulder County the exception real estate experience they deserve.

Breathe in the fresh mountain air, spend the day kayaking out on the water, or enjoy a refreshing ale at one of of our craft breweries -- these are just a few of the things you can look forward to when you decide to make your home in Boulder County, and the team at Old Town Real Estate Co can’t wait to help you do it. Led by broker and owner Cory Dudley, we pride ourselves on offering an exception

al client experience that you’ll be hard-pressed to find elsewhere. Our team will take the time to listen to your wants and needs at every turn, never hesitating to think outside the box and use our every resource to help you achieve your real estate goals. So next time you’re in the market for someplace new, give us a call -- we can’t wait to share Colorado with you.

09/06/2026

Happy Labor Day!

09/05/2026

How Real Estate Agents Can Measure Career Progress Effectively
After more than two decades in real estate, I’ve found that true career progress goes well beyond the number of homes sold. For me and my team at Old Town Real Estate Co, it’s about the satisfaction of our clients, growing our reputation in the Boulder County community, and a real commitment to ongoing education. Setting clear goals, regularly tracking our milestones, and nurturing strong networks have been essential in my journey from managing sales teams to owning investment properties and leading our brokerage. Positive client feedback and referrals remain the most rewarding markers of progress, while adapting to shifts in the market helps us stay ahead. For any agent looking to measure their growth, these elements are the foundation of a fulfilling, enduring career.

09/04/2026

How Colorado's Housing Costs Are Changing the Mortgage Equation for Buyers
Let’s connect and talk about the latest insights in the industry!

09/02/2026

Colorado Metros: Unaffordable

08/31/2026

Cheaper Mortgages Won’t Fix US Housing

08/29/2026

How Real Estate Agents Can Create Better Daily Routines
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Most and least affordable states for first-time homebuyers in 2026As someone who has watched the housing market shift dr...
08/27/2026

Most and least affordable states for first-time homebuyers in 2026
As someone who has watched the housing market shift dramatically over my 23+ years in Colorado real estate, I know how challenging it can be for first-time buyers to break into homeownership—especially when wages aren’t keeping up with rising home prices. Recent data highlights the most and least affordable states for first-time homebuyers in 2026: Mississippi, West Virginia, Arkansas, Alabama, and North Dakota top the list for affordability. Meanwhile, states like Rhode Island, Utah, Hawaii, Colorado, and California present the toughest hurdles. It’s a reminder of the unique challenges we face here in Colorado—and why strategic guidance is so important for buyers navigating our market. My experience as both an agent and real estate investor in Boulder County has shown that, with the right approach, there are still opportunities out there.
https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/cory-dudley/1900019-Most-and-least-affordable-states-for-first-time-homebuyers-i

08/26/2026

US Buyers See More Builder Incentives
Builder incentives are playing a bigger role for buyers right now. Builder confidence held at 35 in late Q2—making it 14 months in a row under 40. That reflects what many of my clients feel: affordability, costs, and mortgage rates continue to be real hurdles. In response, about 60% of builders used sales incentives last quarter, and roughly 35% cut prices—averaging a 6% reduction for new-home buyers nationwide. Leaders in the industry point to a shortage of about 1.2 million homes in the US, and suggest that builder sentiment will likely stay muted until some of these barriers ease. An industry study showed that regulation, taxes, fees, and related costs add over 25% to the average single-family home price—just another reason meaningful reform could make a big difference. For context, current sales conditions sit at 38, future sales are holding at 45, and prospective buyer traffic is at 25. I see this measured caution echoed here in Boulder County as well, and keeping an eye on these trends remains key for anyone navigating the market.

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