All real estate licensees are not the same. Only real estate licensees who are members of the National Association of REALTORS® are properly called REALTORS®. REALTORS® subscribe to a strict code of ethics and are expected to maintain a higher level of knowledge of the process of buying and selling real estate. Read More
Home Ownership Matters!
Home ownership is an important part of our economy, helps our communities thrive and gives our children the stability they need. The Colorado Association of REALTORS® protects consumers’ rights everyday through our political advocacy efforts. Read More
PROTECTING COLORADO’S
REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY
REALTORS® are hard at work every day protecting your interests at the State Capitol. This year, CAR successfully worked with the House and Senate leadership of both parties, our industry partners, and the larger business community to enact key pieces of priority legislation.
BUILDING BETTER BROKERS THROUGH EDUCATION AND ADVANCEMENT
Professional development is essential to your career growth. What are you doing to be a better REALTOR®? CAR offers a free live webcast program, opportunities to advance through an Emerging Professionals Program, and multiple opportunities for in-person professional development.
REALTORS® AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS
A PLEDGE OF HONESTY
REALTORS® are committed to treat all parties to a transaction with honesty and integrity.
CODE OF ETHICS
REALTORS® subscribe to a strict code of ethics and must maintain ethics training.
REALTORS® PROTECT HOMEOWNERS
REALTORS® are hard at work every day protecting your interests at the State Capitol.
UPCOMING EVENTS
CAR puts on multiple events each year designed to help REALTORS network, satisfy professional development, and learn more about industry trends.
REAL ESTATE NEWS
News to keep REALTORS® up-to-date on the real estate industry in Colorado
THE CAR LEGAL HOTLINE
REALTORS® get direct access to a qualified real estate attorney who can offer information on real estate law and related matters
FROM THE BLOG
Opponents Blast Proposed Lakewood Growth Cap, Say It Would Scare Away Investment and Increase Home Prices
The commercial real estate and development community has its eyes on Colorado’s fifth-largest city where voters this week can start casting their ballots on an initiative that would limit residential growth — a move that leaders in those industries say would have a negative, lasting impact on th
Lakewood Growth Initiative Will Be Costly to Taxpayers, Says Business Group’s Study
A new study supported by a metro Denver business partnership says Lakewood’s July 2 ballot question to limit growth to 1% a year will lead to higher property taxes to pay for city services. “The research speaks for itself,” said Elizabeth Peetz, Vice President of Government Affairs
iBuying in Denver’s Housing Market is in Full Force as Sellers Opt for Convenience Over Profit
The size of the iBuying market in Denver will depend on the desire for that convenience, industry leaders say. Matthew Leprino, with the Colorado Association of REALTORS®, says he’s heard chatter that iBuying could reach as high as 25% of the market in the coming years. ### “But there are als