conifer real estate market: Denver Foothills 2009 Year-End Market Stats
- 01/07/10 09:13 AM
Well I'm encouraged by the recent year-end sales statistics for the mountain area I call home. Just 35 minutes from Denver in the front range foothill communities of Evergreen, Conifer, Golden/Genesee, Indian Hills, Morrison and Pine, the overall impression I got is that we faired pretty good in a "down market". Most of the area only lost single digit percentages in median home values. The south side of Evergreen took the biggest hit losing 11.5%. This is to be expected since that area only lost 1% in value from 2007 to 2008 when values really took a hit all around. The … (0 comments)
conifer real estate market: Denver Foothills 2009 Year-End Market Stats
- 01/07/10 09:10 AM
Well I'm encouraged by the recent year-end sales statistics for the mountain area I call home. Just 35 minutes from Denver in the front range foothill communities of Evergreen, Conifer, Golden/Genesee, Indian Hills, Morrison and Pine, the overall impression I got is that we faired pretty good in a "down market". Most of the area only lost single digit percentages in median home values. The south side of Evergreen took the biggest hit losing 11.5%. This is to be expected since that area only lost 1% in value from 2007 to 2008 when values really took a hit all around. The … (1 comments)
conifer real estate market: How to choose the RIGHT Realtor in the mountains
- 12/10/09 03:03 AM
I wanted to share with you my thoughts on choosing the RIGHT Realtor to help you sell or buy your next property in the mountains. Unlike the Denver Metro area where square footage, floorplan, and proximity to schools/highways/shopping are main criteria when understanding value in a home, mountain properties involve a variety of unique attributes that can be critical in your decision making process. Access, fire mitigation, radon, uranium, mountain wild life, tree infestation, water/wells/septic, topography, easements, zoning, gardening, propane, horse property, open space, road maintenance, & sun exposure....these are elements an experienced mountain Realtor can help you with. When deciding … (0 comments)
conifer real estate market: Market Stats for Colorado Foothills
- 12/10/09 02:37 AM
Below are the year to date market statistics for the Colorado Foothills, namely Evergreen, Conifer, Morrison, Pine, Golden/Genesee, & down the Hwy 74 corridor through Indian Hills. I place these stats on my office window in Downtown Evergreen so visitors and residents begin to understand our wonderful mountain community. I also place these stats on my website at http://www.CoMountainLiving.com If you have questions about these stats or would like to understand what your home is valued at, please don't hesitate to contact me or stop by my office.
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conifer real estate market: Market Stats for Colorado Foothills
- 11/19/09 03:07 AM
So the year hasn't been that horrific as people have feared. The foothills, just 30 minutes from Denver, are still a location buyers are seeing as a premium location. We've had slight declines in most areas. The once leader in appreciation and minimal declines, South Evergreen took has taken a big hit in median price versus the same period in 2008. Below is a snapshot of how the market is doing in the Colorado Foothills as of Oct 31, 2009.
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Well I'm encouraged by the recent year-end sales statistics for the mountain area I call home. Just 35 minutes from Denver in the front range foothill communities of Evergreen, Conifer, Golden/Genesee, Indian Hills, Morrison and Pine, the overall impression I got is that we faired pretty good in a "down market". Most of the area only lost single digit percentages in median home values. The south side of Evergreen took the biggest hit losing 11.5%. This is to be expected since that area only lost 1% in value from 2007 to 2008 when values really took a hit all around. The … (0 comments)
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