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Positve News in Colorado Real Estate

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Real Estate Agent with Keller Williams Front Range Properties

Positive News In Colorado Real Estate

Fall has finally arrived in the front range of Colorado. We may even get some rain by this weekend! Along with that good news, I am posting some positive news that I received from my friends at Land Title in Boulder. Enjoy, and don't forget to look at some of the pictures at the end of this post of a beautiful fall hike this past weekend at Diamond Lake, in the Indian Peaks Wilderness!

But first, here is some Positive News In Colorado Real Estate:

New Jobless-Benefits Claims at 2-Year Low in Colorado: The number of Coloradans filing new claims for unemployment benefits dropped to the lowest level in nearly two years, according to data released September 23rd by the U.S. Department of Labor. read more here

Colorado Springs, Denver Named Top Housing Markets By Forbes: Both Colorado Springs and Denver have been named top housing markets by investors by Forbes. A North Carolina-based real estate research firm called Local Market Monitor helped Forbes assemble the list, which was published on September 10. read more here

IKEA Store Completes Underground Geothermal Work, Partners on Project with NREL in Golden: The 415,000-square-foot IKEA Centennial opens in Fall 2011 as the Swedish company's first store in Colorado and 38th in the United States. read more here

3 Colorado Cities Rank Among Nation's Best Places for College: A new report from The American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) rating the best places to attend college in America ranks Denver, Boulder and Fort Collins among the top 20 cities in different size groups, with Boulder topping the list of best small college cities. read more here

Denver Museum of Nature & Science Gets Largest Federal Grant in its History: The National Science Foundation has given $3.27 million to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science - the largest federal grant in the museum's 110-year history. read more here

Denver's Four Season Sells High-End Condo for $6.4M: Downtown Denver's nearly completed, luxury Four Seasons hotel/residential tower has sold one of its upper-level, higher-priced condos for $6.4 million, according to Denver County property records. read more here

National League of Cities to Hold Annual Convention in Denver: The National League of Cities will hold its five-day annual "Congress of Cities & Exposition" in Denver, Nov. 30-Dec. 4, the group said September 22. The event at the Colorado Convention Center is expected to draw some 4,000 mayors, council members and other city officials from around the nation as well as business leaders. read more here

Vail Resorts' Mountain Revenue Up: Executives say company's fiscal 2010 report shows positive signs for the upcoming winter. read more here


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sam DeBord
SeattleHome.com -Coldwell Banker Danforth - Seattle, WA
Seattle Real Estate Broker

Myriam, any good news in the market is welcome right now.  Glad to see that things are looking up in Colorado.

Oct 06, 2010 09:14 AM
Myriam Johnson
Keller Williams Front Range Properties - Boulder, CO
EcoBroker, Boulder, CO

Thanks Sam. How are things in Seattle? I am planning a trip up there to check out some colleges with my youngest daughter.

Oct 06, 2010 09:16 AM
Didi Doolittle
Slifer Smith & Frampton Real Estate, Eagle Office - Vail, CO
Vail, CO Realtor 970.232.8225

Thanks for some good news in Colorado!  Also, your hiking advernture with your adorable dog look just awesome!

Oct 06, 2010 01:10 PM