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It feels like there are a million things to share this month, so I’ll apologize right now if this goes long. But stick with me. I don’t think you’ll be…
Read MoreOver the course of the past two years, many “experts” have repeatedly predicted the housing market would go down in flames or death by 1,000 cuts,
Read MoreAs far as the closed sales in most areas of Northern Colorado go, 2022 started out very similar to 2021. How were these two years similar? Fewer closed sales in…
Read MoreIn most markets the red line is more of a U-shaped curve that doesn’t have the little wiggle on the far-left end, and this is very interesting. I did the same graph for Longmont and Loveland. They were both U-shaped
Read MoreThe chart clearly shows that the least expensive homes sold in Longmont (under $350,000) average a touch over 1,000 square feet and their buyers paid the highest price per square foot at $270.
Read MoreWelcome to the inaugural monthly stats edition of “Houze” the Market brought to you by your First American Title – Northern Colorado Team. This newsletter is not copyrighted, and you…
Read MoreHappy New Year to all! Welcome to the inaugural issue of First American Title’s Boulder and Surrounding Areas Real Estate Stats Report. That’s a long name that we will surely…
Read MoreHappy New Year everyone! It feels like more than a month since the last time I did stats. December was a busy month with the holidays and our kids home…
Read MoreDo Rising House Prices Help or Hurt the Housing Market? October 15, 2021 Housing market potential strengthened modestly in September, increasing a 0.4 percent compared with August, according to our…
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Longmont Prices Soaring Due to Demand
We are still seeing increasing prices. We are still seeing fewer days on market. These are points of strength. They say there is strong demand from those who can afford it.
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