Message From the President
Prospero Aņo Nuevo!!
The Colorado Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals sincerely hopes that your holidays were filled with family and an overwhelming sense of peace.
Although 2009 has posed to be a challenging year for the real estate industry, we know that where there are challenges there is growth. 2010 will be the year that our industry makes a strong comeback.
CAHREP is striving to bring its members relevant, timely information and resources. This year, we know that more than ever, this is a crucial tool in the real estate professional's tool belt.
We want to thank those members that have been long time supporters, and we want to encourage those of you who have joined us recently to become involved and truly engaged with this association.
Thank you for an encouraging 2009 and we look forward to thriving with you in 2010. |
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CAHREP
Board of Directors
Vanessa Guzman, President
Rogelio Rodriguez, VP
Stuart Kanchuger, Secretary
Laura Morales, Treasurer
Gene Lucero, Director
Marta Loachamin, Director
Ray Rosado, Director
John Lucero, Director | |
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Denver Athletic Club
1325 Glenarm Pl.
Denver, Co 80203
January 8th Breakfast
8:30 - 11:00am
Bring your listings, buyer needs!
Remember Members Free, Guests $20
Sponsored by Heritage Title Company
Opening Remarks by Jeff Campos
Denver Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President and CEO
Jeff Campos
Jeff Campos, President and CEO of the Denver Hispanic Chamber, the state's fastest growing and second-largest chamber, will discuss how the DHCC has strengthened its own Public Policy Committee to protect and help small business grow in the Metro area. Mr. Campos will discuss the upcoming DHCC Annual Legislative Leadership Preview, and the Campaign Development event to be held at the end of January.
Guest Speaker: Charles Roberts
Topic: Denver Metro Real Estate Market Trends
This informative session provides an analytical overview of the major real estate trends in our Denver Metro residential market. Property records and data are reviewed at many different levels (neighborhood, zip code, town, region, etc.) in order to gain a deep understanding of the local real estate conditions. In addition, we compare historical data with current economic data to try to predict what lies ahead. You will leave this session with a solid understanding of the residential and income housing market in and around Denver and which areas have had the best and worst appreciation. The data will show that the time is becoming right to invest in Denver and the trends suggest that today's real estate investors who understand what the market is telling them are poised to do very well over the next few years.
About Charles
Mr. Roberts has a B.A. in Economics from BowdoinCollege and an M.S. in Telecommunications for the University of Colorado.
He is a registered appraiser, licensed Realtor and licensed loan officer. He is the co-owner and Managing Broker at Your Castle Real Estate, a Denver-based real estate company with 220 agents and was recently elected to a 3-year term as a Director at the Denver Board of Realtors.
He has invested in Denver real estate for the past 10 years, completing several dozen fix up projects along the way. He currently owns and manages his portfolio of properties in Denver Metro. His specialty is to help investors buy bank-owned, cashflow properties.
He is a frequent lecturer on the Denver real estate market. He was co-host on the Real Talk Radio Network's radio show on KHOW 630AM and is a frequent guest on ABC's 7News and Nightline. |
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CAHREP Updates
Education Committe: We are currently looking for membership to get involved in planning of 2010 general membership meeting topics, speakers and presenters. Contact Stuart Kachunger STUART.KANCHUGER@wellsfargo.com. |
Silvia Acosta
It is with great sadness we announce that Silvia Acosta passed away on January 1. Silvia was a REALTORŪ with Keller Williams Preferred Realty.
The funeral will be on Friday, January 8, 12:00 noon, at Saint Calletano Catholic Church at 299 S. Raleigh St., Denver. (It is on the north side of the street at Raleigh and Alameda).
The Rosary will still be held on Thursday, January 7 from 6-8 pm at the Romero Meadows Funeral Home at 4750 Tejon St., Denver.
If anyone has any photos of Silvia, the family is compiling a photo album for her daughter, Crystal.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Silvia's family at this difficult time |
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CAHREP Partners with Viva: Advertise your Listings for FREE!
In an effort to add unique benefits to your membership, CAHREP has entered into a strategic partnership with Viva Colorado, Colorado's largest Hispanic publication. This partnership will allow members a substantially discounted rate to advertise their listings in Viva's new real estate section, Viva Tu Hogar. For a limited time you may advertise your listings for FREE in upcoming issues of Viva Tu Hogar. We also seek members who may wish to write short articles to be published in upcoming issues of Viva Tu Hogar. Articles may be written in English or Spanish, be between 300-400 words, and cover any topic related to real estate.
Please contact Ray Rosado at 303.312.4217 for more information or email your listing information with picture to rrosado@fullercompany.com.
About Viva Colorado
Viva Colorado is not only Colorado's largest Hispanic publication, with 60,000 copies distributed every week, but it is also Colorado's most widely circulated Hispanic publication. Readers can find their copies in almost 40 Colorado communities, including: Arvada, Aspen Park, Aurora, Bergen Park, boulder, Brighton, Broomfield, Castle Rock, Centennial, Colorado Springs, Commerce City, Conifer, Denver, Englewood, Erie, Evans, Evergreen, Federal Heights, Fountain, Golden, Greeley, Greenwood Village, Henderson, Lafayette, Lakewood, Littleton, Lone Tree, Longmont, Louisville, Morrison, Niwot, Northglenn, Parker, Thornton, Wellington, Westminster, Wheat Ridge, Widefield and Windsor. Total weekly distribution in Metro Denver is 42,000-plus, boulder 3,650, Colorado Springs 6,150, Greeley 4,000 and Longmont 2,450. | |
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