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CHEYENNE REAL ESTATE What's on the horizon
"PROJECT COSMO" CHEYENNE'S NEWEST DATA CENTER
ACE'S RANGE
TOP-OF-THE-LINE GOLF, SHOOTING, AND RACING SIMULATORS
REAL ESTATE'S HOTTEST TREND
A TASTE OF SPRING
UNLOCK THE ART
Capital Avenue
Bronze Statues now have QR Codes
Wyoming: $766,550
FHA: $498,257 in Laramie County, Wyoming
3.9 million. Estimated number of housing units needed to meet current demand in the US., according to housing advocacy organization Up For Growth. In all, 32% of U.S. counties experience underproduction of housing.
335. Number of Cash residential sales in our county in Cheyenne MLS 2023: $130,640,000 = 20% of Sales
Median Home Sales Price in surrounding areas:
Single Family:
Cheyenne: $378,000 Greeley/Evans: $401,000 Fort Collins. $620,000 Wellington: $495,000
"Project
Looking ahead through 2024 we see great opportunity for real estate in our strong community.
* Local employment continues to surpass predictions with exciting projects on the horizon to continue to foster our slow and steady growth pattern.
* Another trend seen in the market is younger homebuyers receiving help from parents and grandparents, family members pitching in to help upfront. Last year, 38% of first-time buyers used gifted or inherited funds from family to make down payments.
* Millennials have serious home buying desires, expanding their impact on the real estate market. Millennials are the largest segment of homebuyers, making up 43% of the buyers in the market according to NAR.
The announcement of "Project Cosmo" heralds a significant milestone for Cheyenne, Wyoming, marking the beginning of an ambitious endeavor that promises to elevate the city's profile in the tech industry and bolster its economy. With a planning period spanning seven years, the project represents a meticulously crafted vision aimed at establishing one of the largest data centers in the United States.
Situated on a sprawling 900-acre campus within the High Plains Business Park in Southwest Cheyenne, "Project Cosmo" is slated to undergo a 7-10 year build, with the first phase comprising an impressive 800,000 square foot Data Center. Upon completion, the campus will boast three massive buildings totaling 2.4 million square feet, fundamentally transforming the industrial landscape of the area.
In terms of employment opportunities, "Project Cosmo" is set to create a surge in job openings, with an estimated 1200 workers expected to be involved in the construction phase alone. Once operational, the data center anticipates maintaining a permanent workforce ranging from 200 to 300 employees, thereby contributing to the growth and development of Cheyenne and the state of Wyoming as a whole. The economic impact of "Project Cosmo" is poised to be substantial, generating millions of dollars in property tax revenue, sales tax on utilities, and franchise fees.
Experience the captivating stories and profound meanings behind each bronze sculpture in the Capitol Avenue Bronze Project like never before! With an innovative QR code feature, simply scan the code at each location to unlock a treasure trove of fascinating insights about each piece of art. Delve into the creative process, and uncover the inspiration behind each masterpiece. Currently boasting 62 remarkable bronzes scattered throughout downtown, with an additional 17 slated for installation in 2024, there's no shortage of discovery awaiting you.
For those who crave even deeper exploration, pick up your copy of "The Capitol Avenue Bronze Project and Beyond..." booklet from #1 Properties' offices. Inside, you'll find an in-depth look at the project, comprehensive insights and behind-the-scenes anecdotes.
Looking for the ultimate destination for fun with friends and family? Look no further than Ace's Range, now OPEN in Cheyenne! Offering top-of-the-line golf, shooting, and racing simulators, Ace's Range provides an unparalleled experience in your very own private bay.
Golf enthusiasts can play like the pros with access to over 260 courses, including 50 courses played by professional golfers. Enhance your skills with range practice, shot analysis, and video feedback, taking your game to new heights.
For thrill-seekers, immerse yourself in the action-packed world of shooting simulations. Take down zombies, embark on a big game trophy hunt, hone your target practice, or challenge friends to a quick draw competition—all in state-of-the-art simulators.
But the excitement doesn't stop there! Ace's Range also offers high-tech racing simulators where you can zoom past your competition. After your adventures, unwind at the stunning bar with a drink and a great selection of Tapas Americana. Engage in various table games or sign up for leagues for added entertainment.
Located at 1505 Pioneer Avenue, Ace's Range is open 7 days a week from 11:00 am to 10:00 pm. For more information, visit acesrangewy.com or call 307-630-6685.
#1 PROPERTIES extends our heartfelt congratulations to JB Kunz and the entire team on their exciting new venture. We eagerly anticipate many enjoyable afternoons and evenings mastering the simulators with friends and family. Watching our community thrive with innovative new venues like Ace's Range is truly a delight. Don't miss out—visit their incredible facility soon!
Celebrate the beautiful spring season with this delicious recipe that features the best of spring produce. All of the ingredients are roasted on a sheet pan for a fast and healthy dinner!
INGREDIENTS
2 lemons
1/ 4 cup olive oil
4–6 garlic cloves, finely minced
2 teaspoons salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1-ounce package of fresh tarragon leaves, rough chopped, about 1/4–1/3 cup
Feasting At Home
Preheat oven to 425F. In a small bowl make the marinade. Place the zest of one lemon, and its juice ( about 3 tablespoons) in a small bowl. Add oil, garlic, salt and pepper, and mix well until salt dissolves. Add ½ of the fresh tarragon, saving the rest for garnish.
Place trimmed asparagus in a bowl and spoon some of the marinade over the top. Toss to combine and place on a parchment-lined sheet pan. Add leeks to the same bowl, toss with a little marinade, and spread out on the sheet pan. If using tofu, season it with salt, then place in the bowl, adding a little more marinade, toss to coat, and add to sheet pan. Lastly, add the chicken breasts with the remaining marinade, coating well. Nestle the chicken amongst the asparagus.
1 extra-large bunch asparagus, trimmed (about 1 1/2 pounds)
1–2 large leeks, sliced into 1/2 inch thick rounds
4–5 medium chicken breasts (boneless, skinless) about 1- 1 1/2 lbs or sub tofu, or chicken thighs
Zest the second lemon over the whole sheet pan and slice the lemons into rounds, layering them over the asparagus. Place in the hot oven. If using tofu, either nestle it into one side of the pan or place it on a separate sheet pan.
Bake 15-20 minutes and check chicken- internal temp should read 160-165 F – thicker pieces will take longer. To get a more golden color, broil for just a couple of minutes.
Remove from the oven. Give everything a little toss, turning the chicken over to coat the top with the flavorful juices. Sprinkle with remaining fresh tarragon and serve.
In the Cheyenne region, #1 Properties is the finest example of a locally owned and operated business there is. Not only are they the best, they give back to the community through many different sponsorships. Guess that builds good karma, that makes them #1 in this region, way to go #1 Properties! –T/SG
The surge in popularity of pickleball, a mishmash of badminton, tennis, and ping pong, as a housing trend reflects broader shifts in lifestyle preferences and recreational activities among Americans. Here's a summary of the key points regarding this trend:
1) Pickleball's Popularity: Pickleball has experienced a significant rise in popularity in recent years, with nearly 5 million Americans now playing the sport. This represents a substantial increase of 39.3% from just two years ago.
2) Impact on Housing Trends: The increased interest in pickleball has had a notable impact on housing trends. Zillow's data indicates a 100% surge in listings featuring a home's proximity to public or private pickleball courts.
3) Re-Defining Ultra-Luxury Housing: The inclusion of pickleball amenities is redefining what constitutes ultra-luxury housing. Homes with on-site pickleball courts are becoming sought-after features among affluent buyers, further driving demand for properties with these amenities.
4) Home Entertainment Feature: An at-home pickleball court is highlighted as the latest and greatest home entertainment feature, reflecting a shift towards active and social recreational activities within residential spaces.
29th/STEVE N SEAGULLS
The Lincoln Cheyenne, 8pm, thelincolncheyenne.com
30th/GLASS FUSINGS WINDOW GARDENS Cheyenne Botanic Gardens, 10am - 12pm, botanic.org
30th /JIMMIE VAUGHAN, The Lincoln Cheyenne, 8pm, thelincolncheyenne.com
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5th -21st/BLOODY MURDER CLTP, cheyennelittletheatre.org
5th/CHEYENNE ART WALK 5 - 8pm, cheyenneartwalk.com
6th/GLOW IN THE DARK DODGEBALL, Archer, 10 -8pm laramiecountyevents.simpletix.com
6th /STEVE TREVINO, Cheyenne Civic Center, 8pm10pm, cheyennepresents.com
6th /NIKO MOON
The Lincoln Cheyenne, 7pm, thelincolncheyenne.com
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6th& 20th/WINTER FARMERS MARKET, Depot Lobby, 9am-1pm
7th -13st/CHEYENNE RESTAURANT WEEK cheyenne.org/restaurantweek/
12th/LEGACY OF GOLD, Red Lion Hotel, 5:30pm, unitedwayoflaramiecounty.org
13th/SUN, MOON & STARSCSO, Cheyenne Civic Center, 7:30pm, cheyennepresents.comm
16th/CHRISTONE "KINGFISH" INGRAM, The Lincoln, 8- 11pm thelincolncheyenne.com
18th/BORED TEACHERS COMEDY TOUR, Cheyenne Civic Center, 7:30pm, cheyennepresents.com
18th/ICE CUBE
The Lincoln Cheyenne, 8pm, thelincolncheyenne.com
20th/LITTLE WOMEN, Cheyenne Civic Center, 7:30pm, cheyennepresents.com
May
18th/CHEYENNE ANIMAL SHELTER DOG JOG, MARKETING@CASWYO.ORG