Kerry Dunn

For many families, the home is their largest asset. Whether a property is being divided during a divorce, transferred through an inheritance, or shared among multiple owners, understanding available options is critical to protecting equity and avoiding costly mistakes. The 2026 housing market looks very different from the rapid appreciation seen in recent years. National

As we settle into 2026, valuation in residential, commercial, estate, and transactional disputes is not just a technical matter—it’s a legal linchpin. Legal trends around valuation, antitrust litigation, and appraisal accuracy are reshaping how fees, property value, and negotiation strategies are defended, contested, and resolved. Below are a few key legal developments to be aware

The Metro Denver real estate market has experienced dramatic fluctuations since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. As a residential appraiser with years of experience in this region, I’ve watched the pendulum swing from unprecedented demand and record-low mortgage rates to a more cautious, rate-constrained environment filled with market uncertainty. This evolving landscape presents real

Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is revolutionizing real estate appraisals, transforming a traditionally manual, subjective process into one that is increasingly data-driven, efficient, and precise. These advancements are reshaping how appraisers gather information, analyze markets, and deliver the final product—while also raising critical questions about accuracy, human expertise, and legal implications in an evolving industry. The

The recent elections have brought about significant shifts in Colorado’s real estate laws, affecting commercial and residential properties.  Understanding these changes is crucial for attorneys who rely on accurate appraisals to support their cases, whether dealing with landlord-tenant disputes, HOA conflicts, brokerage issues, or divorce property settlements.As a real estate appraiser with over 20 yeast