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Make Your Home Safe For Trick-or-Treaters

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You’re preapproved for a mortgage, however, the deal isn’t sealed until you leave the closing table. What you do between now and then can help, hurt or kill your pending loan application.

Halloween is right around the corner.

Here are some tips on how to make your home safe for trick-or-treaters.

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Boulder ranks No. 3 for artists per capita BOULDER – With Boulder’s strong arts community, it stands to reason there are a lot of artists who choose to live here, nestled TOM next to the KALINSKI Flatirons.

And it’s true, RE/MAX of Boulder according to a recent report by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA).

Compared to the rest of the nation, there are a lot of artists among us.

In fact, Boulder ranks third for the number of artists per capita among 367 metropolitan areas across the nation, trailing only Santa Fe and Los Angeles, according to the NEA report, Creativity Connects. Artists in some neighboring Colorado metros make up just over 1.5 percent or less of the total civilian labor force, with Denver-AuroraBroomfield at 1.6 percent and Fort Collins-Loveland at 1.5 percent.

The report focuses on the needs of artists in a world of accelerating change, examining pertinent issues for artists in today’s world including: - Funding and training

- Technology - The gig economy - Student debt - Growth of crossdisciplinary work Along with other worker segments, the report shows artists face challenges presented by economic conditions.

“This exhaustive study of artists in the workforce aligns with findings in Boulder’s Community Cultural Plan,” says Matt Chasansky, manager of the Boulder Office of Arts and Culture.

Currently, the Boulder Office of Arts and Culture is implementing programs to advance Boulder’s arts as a part of Boulder’s Community Cultural Plan, including cultural grants, public art, initiatives for artists, the creative economy, and research.

Adopted in November 2015 by the Boulder City Council, a community priority is to “create a supportive environment for artists and creative professionals while fostering innovative thinking and leadership among them.”

As a part of Boulder’s plan, there are a number of programs for artists. The full list can be found at: bouldercolorado.gov/

newsroom/oct-3-2016-newnational-endowment-of-the-artsreport-ranks-boulder-as-thirdin-country-for-artists-per-capitabehind-santa-fe-and-los-angeles.

Other findings of the NEA’s Creativity Connects report are: - Across America, the population of artists is growing and diversifying, and norms about who is considered an artist are changing.

- Substantial numbers of artists now work in interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary ways.

- Many artists are finding work as artists in non-arts contexts.

- Artists are pursuing new opportunities to work entrepreneurially.

- Technology is altering the context and economics of artists’ work.

- Artists share challenging economic conditions with other segments of the workforce.

- Structural inequities in the artists’ ecosystem mirror inequities in society more broadly.

- Training is not keeping pace with artists’ evolving needs and opportunities.

- Artist fellowships, grants, and awards are not responding to new ways of working.

The Creativity Connects report was initiated as a part

of the NEA’s 50th anniversary and produced in collaboration with the Center for Cultural Innovation. The report presents an updated picture of the world in which artists operate and offers suggestions for addressing the identified challenges to artists’ success.

The CCI research team and NEA staff conducted 65 indepth interviews, convened 10 roundtables across the country, reviewed more than 300 documents, gathered more than 30 field experts to review the initial findings, and commissioned 18 online essays written by leaders in the field and available at Creativz.us and on the NEA website.

For the full Creativity Connects report and Metro Statistical Data, visit www.arts.gov/50th/creativityconnects/report and www.arts. gov/sites/default/files/ADP1_ artists_by_MSA_3.pdf For more information about the Boulder Community Cultural Plan, visit boulderarts.org/ about-us/communitycultural-plan.

Tom Kalinski is the Owner and Founder of RE/MAX of Boulder. To reach him call 303.441.5620 or e-mail tomkalinski33@gmail.com.

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October 21-22, 2016

HOME AND GARDEN

Make your home safe for trick-or-treaters any tripping hazards such as hoses or overgrown shrubbery.

Secure any loose steps or handrails. And most importantly, make sure people can see where they are walking!

LOVELAND – Halloween is right around the corner.

As the big day approaches, you’ve probably thought about buying SUZANNE candy and PLEWES maybe putting RE/MAX Alliance out some decorations. It’s important to also think about safety. With so many people (mostly children) visiting your property, this holiday brings some potential liability for you as a homeowner.

Here are some tips on how to make your home safe for trickor-treaters.

Select appropriate treats You’ve probably heard the warnings to kids before about not eating any candy unless it’s in fully sealed packages.

Although you may want to prepare something special such as homemade cookies and other treats, it’s best not to do that for Halloween. First, it’s likely that your hard work will end up in the trash. Secondly, you run the risk of people getting sick or, worse, having a severe allergic reaction to the ingredients in your treats. Lastly, kids are not generally thrilled by those types of treats anyway. Stick to store bought candy in tightly sealed packages to minimize your

Prepare walkways Make sure the walkways from the sidewalk to your front door are clear and well lit. Remove

Have fun but stay safe Halloween is meant to be a funny holiday. An injury or lawsuit won’t be a very fun way to celebrate Halloween. Keep the fun going and minimize your risk as a homeowner by observing these safety tips.

Suzanne Plewes is a broker associate at RE/MAX Alliance.

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Boulder Area Realtors Association holds annual Installation and Awards Ceremony BOULDER – On Wednesday, Oct. 12, at the Fiske Planetarium in Boulder, the Boulder Area Realtors Association (BARA), welcomed a new board into office at its annual Installation and Awards Ceremony. (Photos by Paul Litman for the Daily Camera / At Home).

Attendees mingle in the lobby at the Fiske Planetarium prior to the Installation Ceremony.

The Fiske Planetarium was the backdrop for the 2016-2017 Boulder Area Realtors Association’s Installation and Awards Ceremony.

Past President David Scott of Colorado Landmark, Realtors summarizes the past year’s accomplishments.

Master of Ceremonies, Chris Mygatt introduces the newly elected BARA directors into office.

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Lisa Wade adds her name to a Silent Auction item. Proceeds from the auction benefited charity.

Past President David Scott presents the 2016 President’s Awards.

Lisa Wade accepts the Realtor of the Year award from Past President David Scott.

2016-2017 BARA Board of Directors are sworn in during the installation ceremony in Boulder.

Incoming BARA President, Kelly Moye outlines her goals for the upcoming year.

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First-time buyers steer existing-home sales higher in September WASHINGTON – Existinghome sales rebounded strongly in September and were propelled by sales from first-time buyers reaching a 34 percent share, which is a high not seen in over four years, according to the National Association of Realtors®. All major regions saw an increase in closings last month, and distressed sales fell to a new low of four percent of the market.

Total existing-home sales, which are completed transactions that include singlefamily homes, townhomes, condominiums and co-ops, hiked 3.2 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.47 million in September from a downwardly revised 5.30 million in August. After last month’s gain, sales are at their highest pace since June (5.57 million) and are 0.6 percent above a year ago (5.44 million).

Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist, says the twomonth slump in existing sales reversed course convincingly in September. “The home search over the past several months for a lot of prospective buyers, and especially for first-time buyers, took longer than usual because of the competition for the minimal amount of homes for sale,” he said. “Most families and move-up buyers look to close before the new school year starts. Their diminishing presence from the market towards the end of summer created more opportunities for aspiring first-time homeowners to buy last month.”

The median existing-home price for all housing types in September was $234,200, up 5.6 percent from September 2015 ($221,700). September’s price increase marks the 55th consecutive month of year-overyear gains.

Total housing inventory at the end of September rose 1.5 percent to 2.04 million existing homes available for sale, but is still 6.8 percent lower than a year ago (2.19 million) and has now fallen year-over-year for 16 straight months. Unsold inventory is at a 4.5-month 6

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supply at the current sales pace, which is down from 4.6 months in August.

“Inventory has been extremely tight all year and is unlikely to improve now that the seasonal decline in listings is about to kick in,” added Yun. “Unfortunately, there won’t be much relief from new home construction, which continues to be grossly inadequate in relation to demand.”

Matching the highest share since July 2012, first-time buyers were 34 percent of sales in September, which is up from 31 percent in August and 29 percent a year ago. First-time buyers represented 30 percent of sales in all of 2015.

“There’s hope the leap in sales to first-time buyers can stick through the rest of the year and into next spring,” explained Yun. “The market fundamentals – primarily consistent job gains and affordable mortgage rates – are there for the steady rise in first-timers needed to finally reverse the decline in the homeownership rate.”

On the topic of first-time buyers, NAR President Tom Salomone, broker-owner of Real Estate II Inc. in Coral Springs, Florida said governmentsponsored enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have a duty to ensure there’s access to mortgage credit for creditworthy borrowers wanting to buy a home.

“Unfortunately, overly burdensome fees at the GSEs are making homeownership difficult for moderate-income buyers.

Fannie and Freddie can reduce the cost of borrowing while still protecting taxpayers, and we’re hopeful they’ll take these steps to ensure prospective buyers are able to enter the market,” he said.

According to Freddie Mac, the average commitment rate for a 30-year, conventional, fixed-rate mortgage inched up in September for the first time since March, rising to 3.46 percent from 3.44 percent in August.

The average commitment rate for all of 2015 was 3.85 percent.

Distressed sales – foreclosures

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and short sales – fell to a new low of 4 percent in September (since NAR began tracking in October 2008), down from five percent in August and seven percent a year ago. Three percent of September sales were foreclosures and one percent were short sales. Foreclosures sold for an average discount of 15 percent below market value in September (12 percent in August), while short sales were discounted 11 percent (14 percent in August).

Properties typically stayed on the market for 39 days in September, up from 36 days in August but down considerably from a year ago (49 days). Short sales were on the market the longest at a median of 118 days in September, while foreclosures sold in 67 days and nondistressed homes took 38 days.

Forty-four percent of homes sold in September were on the market for less than a month.

Inventory data from Realtor.com® reveals that the metropolitan statistical areas where listings stayed on the market the shortest amount of time in September were San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, Calif., 34 days; San FranciscoOakland-Hayward, Calif., 35 days; Seattle-TacomaBellevue, Wash., 38 days; and Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, Colo., and Salt Lake City, Utah, both at 39 days.

All-cash sales were 21 percent of transactions in September, down from 22 percent in August and 24 percent a year ago. Individual investors, who account for many cash sales, purchased 14 percent of homes in September, up from 13 percent both in August and a year ago. Sixty-five percent of investors paid in cash in

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Single-family and condo/co-op sales Single-family home sales increased 4.1 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.86 million in September from 4.67 million in August, and are now 0.6 percent above the 4.83 million pace a year ago.

The median existing singlefamily home price was $235,700 in September, up 5.6 percent from September 2015.

Existing condominium and coop sales declined 3.2 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 610,000 units in September from 630,000 in August, and are unchanged from a year ago. The median existing condo price was $222,100 in September, which is 6.1 percent above a year ago.

September existing-home sales in the Northeast leapt 5.7 percent to an annual rate of 740,000, which is unchanged from a year ago. The median price in the Northeast was $261,600, which is 2.1 percent above September 2015.

In the Midwest, existinghome sales grew 3.9 percent to an annual rate of 1.32 million in September, and are now 2.3 percent above a year ago. The median price in the Midwest was $184,500, up 5.9 percent from a year ago.

Existing-home sales in the South in September ticked up 0.9 percent to an annual rate of 2.16 million, but are still 0.9 percent below September 2015.

The median price in the South was $204,000, up 6.6 percent from a year ago.

Existing-home sales in the West jumped 5.0 percent to an annual rate of 1.25 million in September, and are now 1.6 percent higher than a year ago.

The median price in the West was $345,400, up 8.1 percent from September 2015.

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9 tips to ensure your mortgage preapproval remains intact until closing

By Dana Dratch, Bankrate.com (TNS) You’re preapproved for a mortgage, however, the deal isn’t sealed until you leave the closing table. What you do between now and then can help, hurt or kill your pending loan application.

So what can you do (and what should you avoid doing) to make sure your closing goes off as planned?

Review the loan commitment “There have been dozens of regulatory changes in recent years,” says Staci Titsworth, vice president and regional manager for PNC Mortgage.

“Review the loan commitment for any outstanding conditions,” she says. “It will say what conditions need to be met.”

So even though you’ve been provisionally approved, the lender might need more information about such things as gaps in your resume, an explanation as to where those down payment dollars came from and updated salary numbers.

Don’t set yourself up to be ‘house-poor’ When you get approved for a $300,000 home loan, that doesn’t mean you can buy a $300,000 home.

That monthly payment will likely include other costs that aren’t reflected in the sales price, such as homeowners association dues, property taxes, flood or storm insurance and private mortgage insurance, says Titsworth.

Think about the monthly payment that’s comfortable for you, says Katie Miller, vice president of mortgage lending for Navy Federal Credit Union.

Just because a lender is willing to give you a certain amount doesn’t mean you have to take it all.

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Be scrupulous in documenting every dollar that doesn’t come from your regular income, says Titsworth. Today’s homebuying regulations are a lot stricter.

You probably think that once you’ve been preapproved for a loan, you can stop putting away savings for your new home.

Not so, says Barry Zigas, director of housing policy for the Consumer Federation of America.

The rules aren’t more forgiving for repeat buyers When you buy a home, there are five C’s, says Titsworth. And these are the things that are analyzed by underwriters _ the experts who crunch the numbers on your loan and your ability to repay it: – Credit – Capability – Collateral – Character – Cash

You’re preapproved for a mortgage, however, the deal isn’t sealed until you leave the closing table. What you do between now and then can help, hurt or kill your pending loan application.

Maintain a stable financial holding pattern until after the closing, says Miller.

Underwriters don’t make allowances for new or repeat buyers, she says. Since underwriting is federally regulated and the number of times you’ve purchased a home isn’t a factor, underwriters won’t even know whether you’re a newbie buyer or a seasoned pro, says Titsworth.

Pay bills on time Lenders see late payments as a sign of financial stress _ reasoning that if you had the money, you’d pay bills on time.

The effect of a late payment will vary with your history, says Titsworth.

Continue to display the good behavior that got you that mortgage preapproval in the first place. Make sure everything is paid on or before the due date.

Never let anything lapse 30 days.

And just in case you have a creditor who’s slow to credit your on-time payments or who may have reported a payment late when it wasn’t, use a method that allows you to demonstrate when you paid _ like an electronic check or a paper check sent by certified mail.

No big buys (without consulting the lender) Until you leave the closing table, the mortgage lender is your new financial quarterback.

That means no big purchases with cash or credit cards unless you run it past the lender first, says Titsworth.

The lender has to assess your debt-to-income ratio and your ability to repay the loan, and suddenly depleting your cash or running up card balances can alter those numbers, she says.

Both lenders and their regulators want to know if those numbers change, says Titsworth.

And if that debt-to-income ratio changes too much, it could cost you the loan, says Miller.

No new credit During the phase between mortgage preapproval and closing, your mortgage lender wants to be the only new creditor in your life.

Each time you apply for credit, several things happen simultaneously. The request alone can lower your score, according to FICO, the company that pioneered credit scoring.

If you get new credit and use it, your debt load will go up. If you don’t use it, your access to more credit (and debt) could still scare your mortgage lender.

When any of your financial numbers change, lenders will likely need to re-evaluate their mortgage offer. That means the

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institution could also decide to loan less money, charge a higher rate or not make the loan at all.

“We certainly see situations where the car lease will run out” just before or after someone is approved for a home loan, she says. And that new lease is $50 to $100 more.

Don’t co-sign When you co-sign a loan, that debt goes on your credit history and counts as one of your own. That means lenders include the entire balance as if it’s yours alone when they calculate your debt-to-income ratio, says Titsworth.

So even if the borrower pays every bill on time and you never have to contribute a dollar, cosigning could still impact your ability to borrow.

Even after the closing, a homeowner “should give serious consideration to the financial implications should they be left holding the bag,” says Bruce McClary, spokesman for the National Foundation for Credit Counseling.

Read your closing docs Lenders are now required to share the closing documents before the closing, so read them and get familiar with them, says Zigas.

If you don’t understand what you’re reading, this could also be the time to hire a real estate attorney who represents you alone.

It’s also a good time to do a little more due diligence on the house, Zigas says.

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Get ready for virtual reality in real estate

By Ely Portillo The Charlotte Observer (TNS) CHARLOTTE – The next time you buy a house, remodel something or rent a new office, your first view of it might be through a virtual reality headset.

The technology, proponents say, offers architects and real estate brokers an easy way to show off new properties, and a cheaper and quicker way to make changes to proposed designs.

Interior Architects, a national firm that opened a Charlotte office about three years ago, is using virtual reality to give clients tours of new offices before they’re designed. That lets people “walk” through a new office, looking around and seeing everything as it’s being designed.

They can move through the space with a controller, and, wearing the headset, get a full 360-degree view of the space.

Clients can point out things they don’t like and change them on the fly, in minutes.

Virtual reality is replacing costly renderings, which can run $2,500 a pop and are outdated as soon as a client asks for a change.

“They’re static, they’re very expensive,” Doug Gigi, head of Interior Architects’ Charlotte office, said of traditional renderings. “Clients don’t know

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how to read (technical) drawings, and we don’t expect them to either.”

Kelly Funk of Interior Architects said virtual reality offers a less expensive alternative to mocking up a whole floor of office space for a client.

“Everyone’s wanting to do pilot floors these days,” she said, speaking at a conference put on by Corenet, a corporate real estate association, in Charlotte last month. “It’s expensive, it takes time.”

And virtual reality headsets are getting cheaper – Facebook’s Oculus Rift ships for $599, $200 less than rival HTC Vive – and could become ubiquitous in coming years as prices fall more.

Real estate isn’t the only field virtual reality could reshape.

Banks are experimenting with ideas such as virtual branches that could make interacting with customers faster, and jet maufacturer Airbus is using virtual reality to demonstrate planes to potential buyers.

Maren Brisson-Kuester, president of the Charlotte Regional Realtor Association, said she doesn’t know of any Charlotte-area real estate brokers using virtual reality to sell residential property yet. But she doesn’t think it will be long before the technology makes its way into the local residential real estate market. The technology

Doug Gigi, left, and Lance Wolfson, right, of Interior Architects, displaying two virtual reality headsets. They're using virtual reality to show clients what buildings will be like inside before construction even starts, and to make changes on the fly quickly and easily. (Ely Portillo/Charlotte Observer/TNS)

could be even more useful selling future houses before models are built, Brisson-Kuester said.

Nationally, high-end real estate brokerage Sotheby’s is using virtual reality to sell luxury houses in Los Angeles, the Hamptons and New York City. For now, virtual reality works best with high-end houses, because it can cost several hundred dollars to create a good scan of the house.

For Interior Architects, the potential uses of virtual reality go beyond simple tours. They’re sending clients headsets and cheaper “goggles” that simulate a virtual reality experience with a smartphone. That means clients can download new renderings of their spaces in real time and collaborate remotely on the

design. Such technology can also be used to give employees tours of their offices when companies move, or as a recruiting tool to show potential employees where they will work.

“When you actually stand in that room, it’s different,” said Guy Messick, of Interior Architects, on a virtual reality experience vs. looking at two-dimensional drawings or renderings. He’s had customers readily agree to add more expensive finishes to projects once they see them in virtual reality – something that didn’t happen commonly before virtual reality.

“I haven’t had that happen too many times in my career and I’ve been doing this a long time,” said Messick.

Electrical inspections

qualified home inspector if the home is over 40 years old. You should also have an inspection if the home is 10 or more years old and has had major renovation, or if you are purchasing a previously owned home.

Having the electrical systems in your home inspected will give you peace of mind that not only the heart of your electrical system is operating correctly but also the entire electrical system is safe for you and your family. A thorough

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Flatirons Home Inspections electrical inspection should include the type of service, the main panel, any sub panels, all outlets/ fixtures

and switches. It should also include all smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms.

One of the most common issues noted in an electrical inspection is lack of GFCI receptacles.

GFCI receptacles should be in used in all kitchens, baths, exterior, garage, and laundry locations or any location within 6’ of a water source. This is a relatively easy and inexpensive issue to rectify.

Aluminum wiring found in homes built in the late

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1960s and early 1970s can also be a problem. There are several ways that this can be addressed without a huge expense.

For more information on home inspections contact Rick Jacquemard, at 720.280.3544, e-mail rick@flatironshi.com or visit flatironshi.com.

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the weekend. Rooms are filled with light from vaulted ceilings and generous window placement. Wonderland Homes doesn’t cut corners on the windows, even on the sides of homes where other builders may scrimp to reduce costs.

Inviting outdoor living spaces bid you to relax and enjoy the views. Many Quail Creek homes back to open space or trails, so you are just steps away from more outdoor fun.

Wonderland Homes has been building award-winning homes and communities in Colorado for 50 years and across three generations. Locally owned and just the right size, Wonderland designs one-of-a-kind homes for a one-of-a-kind you.

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A menu of elevation options for each home adds diversity and modern appeal to the community. Options include front-facing or alley-loading garages on park-like courtyards.

Celebrate the New Year in a New Home at Quail Creek in Broomfield Wonderland Homes offers desirable models for quick move-in

By L.L. Charles, At Home.

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magine starting the new year in a new Wonderland Home of your own.

The award-winning home builder is offering homes in Broomfield’s Quail Creek community for quick-move in through December.

The new Quail Creek community is ideally located near 136th Avenue and Zuni, just 20 minutes from downtown Denver and 30 minutes from Boulder. Residents are just a short walk away from shopping, dining and highly-rated schools. A series of green space parks are located within the neighborhood for residents who want to take the dog for a walk, enjoy some fresh air and socialize with neighbors.

The Harvest and Legacy Series by Wonderland Homes add an exciting new dimension to your lifestyle. Buyers can choose from seven new two-story home plans, priced from the $400s, with floor plans from 1,995 to 2,841 square feet.

Plans feature three or four bedrooms, plus optional finished basements. A menu of elevation options for each home adds diversity and modern appeal to the community. Options include front-facing or alley-loading garages on park-like courtyards.

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Buyers of Legacy Series homes also enjoy the convenience of low-maintenance living.

You can toss out your snow shovel – you won’t need it here!

Interest in these homes has continued to grow since the Quail Creek grand opening in August. “Our visitors have been very enthusiastic about these new homes,” says Mike Davidson, Vice President of Sales and marketing. “What they are telling us has confirmed that we are delivering the right homes, in the right place at the right time. In particular, they say they like the convenient Broomfield location, the open floor plans, outdoor living areas and Energy Star construction.”

Open plans offer great spaces for family time during the week and entertaining on

Seven models, and your choice of elevations The Harvest Series includes three unique plans: The Fillmore (2,493 finished square feet, from $462,900), Grant (2,532 finished square feet, from $473,900) and Monroe (2,841 finished square feet, from $489,900).

The traditional architecture and frontloading garages deliver classic appeal.

Legacy Series homes feature alleyloading garages on park-like courtyards.

Plans include The Jefferson (1,995 finished square feet, from $402,900), McKinley (2,097 finished square feet, from $419,900), Harrison (2,261 finished square feet, from $435,900), and Madison (2,291 finished square feet, from $454,900).

Buyers work directly with professional interior designers to choose the fixtures and finishes of their new home. Wonderland’s standard finishes are equivalent to other builders’ expensive upgrades.

Wonderland Homes received the 2015 Energy Star Certified Homes Market Leader Award for going above and beyond in energy efficiency. This is “Green you can believe in.”

Architects, energy consultants and design teams all work together to create a home that consumes less, yet feels comfortable year-round and saves you substantial money on your energy bills. All Wonderland homes are inspected by a third-party provider to ensure quality and energy efficiency. You can buy your home with confidence.

Each Wonderland Home comes with a robust two-year home warranty – twice as long as those typically offered by other builders. You can count on outstanding

Open plans offer great spaces for family time during the week and entertaining on the weekend.

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customer care and builder integrity, from your first visit to closing.

Want to move quickly? New homes at Quail Creek are available and scheduled for quick move-in from October through December. Several select walkout sites are available in the Harvest series, and buyers can still choose their desired plan.

Wonderland has partnered with Elevations Credit Union and Caliber Home Loans as

preferred lenders, known for closing homes on time and educating buyers through the financing process.

Two model homes, ready for your personal tour Two model homes are ready now for your personal tour. Visit WonderlandHomes.com to see virtual tours and floor plans of the exciting new homes at Quail Creek. Then

make plans to visit the sales office in the Grant model home at 13700 Raritan Drive in Broomfield. The sales office is open Monday, noon to 6 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. Starting Nov. 6, the sales office will close daily at 5 p.m.

Contact Sales Consultant Sean McAleavey at 303.569.4299 to schedule your own personal tour.

Buyers of Legacy Series homes also enjoy the convenience of low-maintenance living.

You can toss out your snow shovel – you won’t need it here!

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Buyers work directly with professional interior designers to choose the fixtures and finishes of their new home.

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Visit AtHomeColorado.com for a complete listing and map of open homes in the area.

City

Open Open House House Street Date Time

Price

Agent

Company

Phone

Berthoud

Saturday

820 Jay Pl.

$310,000

Thomas Pringle

RE/MAX Alliance

303-921-2668

Berthoud

Saturday and Sunday 1pm-4pm

733 7th Street

$265,000

Laura M. Johnston

Summit Real Estate and marketing, LLC

970-581-5289

Boulder

Saturday

3pm-5pm

948 North St., #24

$369,900

Julie Johnson

LIV Sotheby's International

303-319-3346

Boulder

Saturday

1pm-3pm

5451 Crestone Cir.

$559,000

Zachary Epps

RE/MAX Alliance

303-520-0070

Boulder

Sunday

1:30pm-3:30pm

305 S. 41st Street

$574,900

Andrew Muller

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc.

303-434-6633

Boulder

Sunday

2pm-4pm

165 Cherokee Way

$599,900

Peter and Kayla Garthwaite

Goodacre & Company

303-931-2777

Boulder

Saturday

11am-1pm

5762 N Orchard Creek Cir

$674,000

Emelie Griffith

RE/MAX Alliance

303-304-0676

Boulder

Sunday

11am-1pm

5762 N Orchard Creek Cir

$674,000

Emelie Griffith

RE/MAX Alliance

303-304-0676

11am-1pm

Boulder

Saturday

11am-1pm

439 Canyon Blvd.

$699,000

Kristin Kalush

RE/MAX Alliance on Walnut

303-809-1717

Boulder

Sunday

12pm-2pm

4730 Kincross Court

$829,000

Joyce Pollich

WK Real Estate

303-249-6501

Boulder

Saturday

10am-12pm

5060 Pierre St B

$829,900

Zachary Epps

RE/MAX Alliance

303-520-0070

Boulder

Sunday

12pm-4pm

463 Deer Trail Circle

$839,000

Lynn Saul

RE/MAX Alliance

720-202-0081

Boulder

Sunday

12pm-4pm

463 Deer Trail Circle

$839,000

Lynn Saul

RE/MAX Alliance

720-202-0081

Boulder

Sunday

2pm-4pm

200 Fox Drive

$859,950

Steve Altermatt

Re/Max of Boulder, Inc.

303-441-5669

Boulder

Sunday

1pm-4pm

4522 13th Street Unit E

$875,000

Michael Rebich

ReMax of Boulder

303-478-3207

Boulder

Sunday

1pm-3:30pm

3474 16th Circle

$899,900

John Hinkelman

8z Real Estate

303-818-2344

Boulder

Saturday & Sunday

1pm-3pm

4544 S. Hampton Circle

$999,000

Wes Hobson

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc.

303-324-3767

Boulder

Saturday

10am-12pm

3180 3rd Street

$1,222,000

Tyler Martini

Hyphen Real Estate Group

303-358-9988

Boulder

Sunday

12pm-2pm

635 Paragon Drive

$1,399,000

Mike Moger

WK Real Estate

303-859-4467

Boulder

Saturday & Sunday

12pm-2pm

7380 Panorama Dr.

$1,500,000

Lisa Ray

Keller Williams Realty

720-273-1234

Boulder

Sunday

1:30pm-3:30pm

920 Grant Pl.

$1,500,000

Catherine Burgess

Colorado Landmark, Realtors

303-506-5669

Boulder

Sunday

1pm-3pm

602 Spruce Street

$1,545,000

Clove Berger

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc.

303-748-3381

Boulder

Sunday

1pm-3pm

901 Hawthorn Ave.

$1,695,000

Karen Barrocas

RE/MAX Alliance

303-817-6772

Boulder

Sunday

12pm-4pm

3030 Galena Way

$1,795,000

Julia Cantarovici

8Z Real Estate

720-203-7789

Boulder

Sunday

12pm-2pm

2890 Stanford Ave.

$2,290,000

Sarah Krupka

RE/MAX Alliance on Walnut

720-595-8851

Boulder

Daily

11am-5pm

3092 Big Horn St.

$1M +

Roz Giannasi Pinon

Markel Homes: Kalmia38, Northfield Village & Northfield Commons

303-442-0309

Broomfield

Sunday

1pm-4pm

4525 Fairway Lane

$874,900

Tom Williams

LIV Sotheby's International Realty

720-304-9728

Denver

Sunday

12pm-3pm

3420 Lowell Blvd.

$390,000

Danny Garbe

RE/MAX of Boulder

Erie

Saturday & Sunday

12pm-3pm

2209 Lupine Place

$372,000

Sally Teusch

303-601-7325 720 841-4830

Erie

Saturday

2pm- 4pm

1151 S Egrew Court

$439,000

Barclay Logan

Thompson Daviau Realty

303-885-1830

Erie

Sunday

11am- 1pm

1151 S Egrew Court

$439,000

Kim Hawksworth

Thompson Daviau Realty

301-437-5907

Erie

Saturday

11am-1pm

692 Mason Street

$489,900

Janet Borchert

WK Real Estate

720-564-6034

Erie

Saturday

2pm-4pm

1936 Larson Court

$540,000

Janet Borchert

WK Real Estate

720-564-6034

Frederick

Saturday

11am-1pm

5513 Mustang Dr.

$594,999

Scarlett Neal

Radius Real Estate,LLC

303-775-9295

Gunbarrel

Saturday

1pm-4pm

4864 Briar Ridge Ct.

$599,900

Patrick Dolan

RE/MAX of Boulder

303-441-5642

Lafayette

Sunday

2:30pm-5pm

2368 Sandpiper Dr.

$585,000

Todd Lovrien

RE/MAX Alliance on Walnut

303-981-7444

Lafayette

Saturday

10am-12:30pm

1290 Ptarmigan Ct.

$765,000

Arn Rasker

RE/MAX Alliance on Walnut

720-298-8888

Lafayette

Sunday

12pm-3pm

1290 Ptarmigan Ct.

$765,000

Andy Sepac

RE/MAX Alliance on Walnut

303-875-2006

Lafayette

Saturday

1pm-3pm

1193 Hawk Ridge Road

$777,000

Debbie Caulfield

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Rky Mtn Realtors

303-818-7403

Lafayette

Saturday & Sunday

1pm-4pm

543 Sawtooth Point

$875,000

Ro Troia

Coldwell Banker Residential Boulder

303-589-3966

Lafayette

Saturday

1pm-4pm

2431 Targhee Pt.

$1,199,000

Brian MacDonald

Coldwell Banker Residential

303-915-9126

Longmont

Saturday

1pm-3pm

2138 Collyer Street

$250,000

Rob Justis

WK Real Estate

303-817-0906

Longmont

Sunday

12pm-2pm

1601 Geneva Cir.

$275,000

Katie Patterson

RE/MAX Alliance on Walnut

720-934-1057

Longmont

Saturday

11am-1pm

825 Snowberry St.

$380,000

Kit Magley

RE/MAX Alliance

303-775-5177

Longmont

Sunday

12pm-2pm

333 Terry St.

$549,000

Frank O'Mahony

Equity Colorado

720-491-1263

Longmont

Sunday

11am-1pm

1895 3rd Ave.

$574,000

Suzy Williamson

RE/MAX Alliance

720-491-9885

Longmont

Saturday

10am- 1pm

641 Ken Mar Ct.

$594,000

Kristen M. Miller

A Perfect Location Realty

303-503-9823

Longmont

Saturday

12pm-2pm

1035 Willow Creek Circle

$661,000

Bogdan Kaleta

RE/MAX Alliance

970-215-1067

Longmont

Saturday

11am-1pm

1025 Katy Ln.

$665,000

Suzy Williamson

RE/MAX Alliance

720-491-9885

Longmont

Saturday

1pm-3pm

1035 Neon Forest Cir.

$714,000

Suzy Williamson

RE/MAX Alliance

720-491-9885

Longmont

Saturday & Sunday

1pm-3pm

2001 Poppy Field Court

$979,000

Brian Terry

Bosch Real Estate Group

303-845-0949

Longmont

Saturday

11am-3pm

3904 Glenn Eyre Drive

$1,295,000

Susan Baca

Kidder + real estate

720-434-9142

Longmont

Daily

11am-5pm

918 Half Measures Dr.

$600k+

Marlita Lazo

Markel Homes: Prospect NewTown

Longmont

Thursday - Sunday

12pm-4pm

1437 Moonlight Drive

Starting in the high-$300,000's. Chris Sweeney/Stan Meade

Pedal To Properties

Louisville

Saturday

1pm-3pm

579 Fairfield Lane

$749,000

Lisa Rice

WK Real Estate

303-522-7928 720-480-6106/303817-7777 720-564-6026

Louisville

Saturday & Sunday

12pm-2pm

944 Grant Ave.

$750,000

Lisa Ray

Keller Williams Realty

720-273-7800

Louisville

Sunday

1pm-3pm

2169 Wagon Way

$769,900

Christine Myers

WK Real Estate

303-246-8246

Louisville

Wednesday-Monday

11am-5pm

1805 Blue Star Lane - Model Home

$700k's+

Michele Steward

Markel Homes - North End

303-604-9196

Lyons

Sunday

3pm-4.30pm

122 Eagle Valley Dr.

$635,000

Sarka Kubicova

Modern Prestige Real Estate

720-229-9915

Lyons

By appointment

11am-5pm

334 McConnell Drive

$500,000+

Marlita Lazo

Markel Homes

303-823-6814

Mead

Saturday

2pm-4pm

3686 Whetstone Way

$317,000

Kit Magley

RE/MAX Alliance

303-775-5177

Superior

Sunday

12pm-3pm

1334 S. Weldona Lane

$499,900

Kelly Atteridg

RE/MAX of Boulder

303-817-0138

Superior

Sunday

12pm-3pm

2930 Casalon Circle 7

$949,694

Barry Remington

WK Real Estate

720-373-9297

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OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1PM-4PM

5441 Neighbors Pkwy, Firestone

543 Sawtooth Pt, Lafayette $875,000

$383,835 DR Horton Express Homes beautiful 5 bedrooms, 3 bath, study plus 3-car two-story home. Nice open floor plan with hardwood floors, spacious pantry and large corner lot. Front yard landscaping included.

MLS#804608 Visit the model at 5254 Sandy Ridge.

Kathy Beck 970-213-8475

Brandi Garifi 720-291-0899

Panoramic views both front & back from this spacious home abutting open space. Immaculate 6BR, 4BA, 4306SF, 3 car gar. 1/3 acre lot.

Sensational sophistication throughout the interior is unparalleled.

New Brazilian hardwood deck, patio & gardens.

Hosted by: Bill Pomeroy/Marcelle Partridge • Ro@RoTroia.com • 303-589-3966

OPEN SUNDAY 11AM-1:30PM

1199 Links Ct., Erie $945,000

1035 Willow Creek Cir, Longmont

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Luxury 4-bedroom 5-bath home. Main Floor Master.

Hardwood floors, large deck & patio, gourmet kitchen, finished basement, mountain views. MLS#802401 Held Open By Teresa Lomax 303-827-6320 Teresa.Lomax@coloradohomes.com

Call Bogdan Kaleta Each office independently owned & operated | 970-482-1781

970-215-1067 BogdanHomes@gmail.com

COMEPLETE MAKOVER! Private Willow Creek Estates 2 story on .4 acre w/3 car, 4162sf, 4bd/5bth.

Lrg office. Fin bsmt w/home theater syst, soundproof music studio & wine cellar. New int paint, carpet & light fixtures. Fam rm w/FP & built-ins. Updated kitchen w/ newer SS appl. Lrg master w/5pc & WIC. Gorgeous, mature landscape, 2 patios, lrg garden, private, fully fence yard. Near shopping, restaurants & park.

Open Tues-Sat 10-6 • Sun 12-6 10202 Bluegrass Street, Firestone $550,000 Lots of room in this 5 bed, 4 bath, 2-story home built

by DR Horton. Fantastic kitchen with granite, wood and stainless appliances. Formal living and dining room, great room and mud room. Upstairs laundry.

Full landscaping. MLS# 803169 Please visit the model at 10280 Bluegrass for access to home.

Kathy Beck 970-213-8475

Brandi Garifi 720-291-0899

OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1PM - 4PM 733 7th Street, Berthoud $265,000

OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 10AM -1PM 641 Ken Mar Ct, Longmont $594,000 Located in old historic Longmont, this sprawling ranch home is a stone’s throw away from Sunset Park, Longmont’s oldest golf course and swimming pool. This all brick home consists of 4 Bedrooms, 2 3/4 Baths, 2 Car Garage with 3394 total square feet and sits on a large corner lot. Gourmet kitchen, hickory wood floors, walkout basement and so much more to come see. http://tours.virtuance.com/564123 or APERFECTLOCATIONREALTY.COM for more information.

Adorable 3 Br - 2 Ba Bungalow 1 block from Fickel Park! Large Yard & Detached Garage. New Roof, siding, paint, heater - also includes air conditioning and sprinkler system. Large Living and Dining Rooms - Excellent condition and vacant - Ready to Go! Laura M. Johnston, Broker / Owner Summit Real Estate and Marketing • 970-581-5289 Vale View / Portico / Red Feather Lakes www.summit-real-estate.com

Model Home Located at 1437 Moonlight Drive, Longmont Office Hours: Thursday – Sunday 12pm-4pm Two-story and ranch plans available Homes starting in the high-$300,000’s Call for more information and inventory

A Perfect Location Realty Kristen M. Miller 303-503-9823 P Bu revio ilt us Ho ly me

OPEN SAT & SUN 1PM-3PM 6274 Twilight Avenue, Firestone, CO. Welcome little ghosts and goblins from your new front porch!

4 spacious bedrooms on the second floor, one with a nookery!

A designated space celebrating your creativity! Kitchen offers serene cooking space with gas range/oven, granite counter tops, 42” alder cabinets and a large pantry. Two sided fireplace dividing living and dining area. Standard features: include solid hardwood, textured walls, A/C, and natural stone.

$376,000 Stan Meade Chris Sweeney 303.817.7777 720.480.6106 www.pedaltoproperties.com

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DESIGN RECIPES

Tips for using beautiful brown in your space

By Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service (TNS) Much admired for the warmth and coziness it brings to a space, brown remains one of the most versatile colors to use in a color scheme. Softer and not as harsh as black, brown can serve as a foundation color from which other colors can be paired without competing. Here are my top design recipes tips.

1. Don’t be afraid to pair brown with pale colors. Brown is a wonderful complement to colors such as powder pink, soft blue and even lavender.

2. Consider using different shades of brown in your space.

A combination of light, medium and darker brown can make a luxurious statement.

3. Pair brown with pure white.

The contrast can make a bold color palette.

4. Use wood pieces as a way to infuse brown into your space.

5. Look for interesting and

creative ways to introduce brown into your space such as in artwork, accessories or small pieces such as coffee tables.

6. Tints, tones and shades of brown can be used in the same space to create a cohesive look.

7. Don’t be afraid to pair brown with bright bold colors such as chartreuse, hot pink or a bold lime green. These color combinations are both modern and fresh.

8. Consider painting an accent wall or small space such as a bathroom the color brown.

This is an opportunity to bring brown into your space in a way that could be transitioned to another color later if you desire.

9. Try mixing brown accessories of various textures, such as throws, toss pillows and rugs.

10. Don’t forget about using metallics. Metallics continue to be more popular than ever in home decor. Finishes such as bronze can add a wonderful,

Artwork and a faux fur throw add a touch of brown and warmth to this master bedroom.

unexpected pop of brown to your space.

Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Awardwinning television host and a nationally known interior design

and home staging expert with offices in New York City, Boston and Washington, D.C. Contact her at info@cathyhobbs.com or visit her website at www.cathyhobbs.com.

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HOME AND GARDEN

Spider slander spins Facebook debate BOULDER – Facebook is an interesting place where, when you post your opinion, it results in a flurry of counterpoints, accusations, CAROL emotional O’MEARA outbursts, Colorado State University Extension and outright banishment. A sane person would avoid stirring up controversy. But it’s October and I can’t help myself; I’ve been posting photos and sayings that I hope will sway the hearts and minds of my Facebook friends.

Their reactions were swift and vicious; they’d been expecting this. They’d readied their arguments and prepared to block me. Their reasons? Because I’ve declared that October is spider awareness month on my Facebook page, and they get treated to a spider, or two, every

Spiders are often encountered in homes, but contrary to popular belief, they’re not trying to colonize the house.

day of the month.

Spiders aren’t everyone’s cup of tea, although a great many people tell me they don’t mind them. But post a full-color video of a tarantula molting - appearing to pulsate out of its exoskeleton – and people lose their minds (view it on National Geographic’s link facebook.com/natgeo/

videos/10154000430193951).

Even benign posts like the Peacock spider dancing the YMCA caused a stir (you’ll want to see this one too, at youtu.be/xYIUFEQeh3g). It seems neither an up close look at their personal lives nor a fanciful dance off can change people’s minds.

Spiders are often encountered in homes, but contrary to popular belief, they’re not trying to colonize the house. We notice the males in fall as they wander around searching for a mate.

This and the territoriality of their natures often mean they blunder into our homes. While a wrong turn looking for romance is a noble mistake, the truth is, we live with spiders year-round.

They’re already in the house.

Smaller spiders, especially juveniles, live alongside us. With the exception of the black widow, there’s no reason to be afraid of Colorado spiders – they’re not a threat to us and anyone with a shoe could overpower one. If you don’t want spiders in your house, disturb areas favored by

arachnids. Vacuuming regularly in corners, closets or underneath furniture can whisk away small spiders and disrupt webs of larger ones. Glue board traps located near sources of free moisture, such as behind the toilet, can capture spiders for removal.

Spiders also dislike places where human activity is frequent, preferring their digs remain undisturbed. The notion that a web is strong enough to hold a toddler, pet or hapless neighbor is better suited to Halloween movies and novels.

A basement room kept mostly in darkness is an enticing haunt for spiders, many of which are nocturnal. Houses are rarely spider-free, and this is of benefit to us, despite a Facebookers memes thanking Thor for the lightning bolt that killed the spider. Spiders make excellent roommates by helping control household insects, like fungus gnats, flies and other pests.

Should you want to reduce the number of spiders migrating into your home, make sure all screens are whole, weather stripping around doors and windows tight, and caulking any cracks in the foundation.

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Simple solution for decorative kitchen sink faucet

By Ed Del Grande Tribune News Service (TNS) Q: Dear Ed, I am doing a small remodel job in my kitchen. I’m keeping my existing sink and plan on installing just a one-handle faucet with a standard spout.

But, I would like to upgrade the faucet with some decorative flair.

Do they make simple operating kitchen faucets with all the decorative bells and whistles?

– Mary, Texas A: Just because it’s a standard operating faucet doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice style. If you look around, you can find decorative kitchen faucets.

A decorative faucet is basically a standard faucet with a little

glamour added in. In most cases the faucet handle(s) can be creatively styled with some accent pieces and vibrant finishes. Also, the faucet spout may sport some creative arches and bends to match the handle.

Kitchen faucets with decorative antique styling are very popular and prove once again what’s old can be new.

Master Contractor/Plumber Ed Del Grande is known internationally as the author of the book “Ed Del Grande’s House Call,” the host of TV and Internet shows, and a LEED green associate. Visit eddelgrande.com or write eadelg@cs.com.

Always consult local ontractors and codes.

In most cases, the faucet handle can be creatively styled with some accent pieces and vibrant finishes.

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635 Paragon Drive

Boulder

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1936 Larson Court

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A scrambled television signal or fuzzy picture is unacceptable when it’s family movie night or time to watch the playoffs.

Fortunately, professionals can diagnose and fix most problems with flat-screen TVs. Here’s what to consider if that TV stops working, and what you can expect to pay for a new TV.

typically cost between $25 and $150, depending on the type of circuit board and the TV. However, Siplin warns against DIY TV repair. If someone without IT or manufacturing experience takes a television apart they could make problems worse, or shock themselves, Siplin says.

“There are so many things that could go wrong,” Siplin says.

The cost of television repair If, one day, your television starts acting up, don’t panic or start shopping for a new one.

Television repair experts can find causes and solutions for most flat-screen problems.

Before hiring a television repair expert, consider what you paid for the TV. If it’s a smaller set that was less than $200, consider buying a new one. Otherwise, the costs of service charges, parts and labor will exceed the value of the television, says Craig Siplin, owner of Cleveland Classic TV in Cleveland.

“Anything under 32 inches isn’t even worth fixing,” Siplin says.

The most common problem with flat-screen TVs involves the capacitor, which is the charging component. As it breaks down over time your television might turn on and off by itself, while channels appear fuzzy or scrambled.

The cost of replacing a capacitor or any other component varies by business.

Siplin says he charges about $100. That includes the cost of travel to the customer, parts and labor.

Siplin and other repair professionals also pay to access databases that detail common problems with specific television models. So if you call Siplin with your set’s model number, he can see if anyone else has reported similar problems and how they fixed it.

Sometimes the solution is as simple as adjusting or swapping out an audiovisual circuit board inside the set. Circuit boards

Buying a television Televisions come in sizes large and small, and their costs range from under $200 to several thousand dollars. Before buying your next television, consider where and when you’ll use it.

A smaller, 24- or 32-inch television is ideal if you want a screen for your kitchen or bedroom. Typically, this type of television costs between $100 and $200, depending on the manufacturer.

If you want something larger to mount on a wall or see from anywhere in the house, plan to spend more money.

Typically, the larger the television, the higher the cost.

A 40- or 50-inch flat screen will cost several hundred dollars, while larger 60- or 70-inch flat screens cost close to $1,000 or more.

A weatherproof, outdoor television is an option if you want to watch movies or sports in your backyard, but these sets are among the most expensive.

Small outdoor televisions start at $1,500, while larger models reach $6,000.

When trying to decide on the TV model, consider how you’ll use it. If you plan to stream programs or hook up additional audiovisual equipment, be sure the television is properly equipped.

Tom Lange is a reporter for Angie’s List, a trusted provider of local consumer reviews and an online marketplace of services from top-rated providers.

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Large grand room with 2 sided stone f/p that opens to a kitchen built for a chef.

Slab granite and Alder cabinets. Main level master with great lighting but very private. 5 piece luxurious master bath and large walk in closet. This is one for the perfect buyer that loves privacy and quality. Art lighting and surround sound wired through the house.

Instead of 300+ a month for outdoor storage the motor home garage will fit the largest RV out there. Offering heat, electricity and a sewer outlet, this is the nicest RV set up I’ve ever seen. All the porches/decks are covered and have amazing views. The upper level offers a huge loft with a stone veranda and a custom wall bed in the craft room that is included. Basement is fully finished with gym, home theater and 2 more large bedrooms and great storage. No expenses were spared when building this masterpiece.

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220 3rd Street, Frederick • $379,999

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Home and studio apartment with mixed used zoning! Bocks from downtown frederick. Rare to find. Work where you live. Studio apartment has alley access over the 2 car garage. If you own your own business, get your overhead down by not paying for an office. If not a business owner, rent the studio apartment for at least $900-$1000 a month!

Have it pay your mortgage or most of it. Brand new, well built and nice finishings. Come soon enough and make this home custom to your taste. Open floor plan and great location!!

Gorgeous custom home looking over desirable Town of Lyons. This Luxurious new home is 3645 Sq. Ft. with 4 beds. 3.5 baths. Solid 3/4” flooring throughout main level, stairs and loft. Gourmet kitchen offers Quartz counters, large sit around Island with commercial grade under mount sink. High end stainless steel appliances and custom maple cabinets. The whole house is oriented to take full advantages of the amazing views. You can see Longs Peak near the Master. The whole house is glass windows or doors that have a deck that runs along the entire home. Deck up off the loft also. All bedrooms are good size with 2 full baths upstairs. Bonus room with windows above master and studio apartment above the 2 car detached garage. High on the cliff overlooking Lyons.

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Double Wide Manufactured home for sale $69,900.00.

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2BR 2BA Ground Level Condo in Central Boulder: All Appliances, W/D, Storage & Parking.

No Dogs. Available Now. $1600/month.

303-517-5391.

950 GRANDVIEW AVE - Adorable

Large Kitchen w/ Laundry area, Large Living room, Split Floor plan w/ Master Bed/Bath on 1 end & 2 Beds/Bath on the other. Central A/C. Very Nice Home w/ Great Features.

Blue Spruce Village Mobile Home Park Beautiful Berthoud.

Park Space Rent: $450 per month, trash service incl.

No Dogs. Call for Appointment

970-532-2183

5009

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S of Poudre River & 26.5 miles NW of Fort Collins. $55,000.

Contact Owner

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35 acre mountain property at top of a hill. Great views.

Quiet road. Longmont Dam Rd. Well/septic needed. Electric atprop. MLS 794411.

Call Mark at ERA Tradewind 303-684-6335

2bd/1ba Victorian house. Beautiful yard and gardens, garage, basement.

Avail 11/1. No students, no dogs. 970-3093685 $1750.

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303-833-3200.

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303-905-6600

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Beautifully furnished. Avail. immediate move-in.

6 mth lease. $2700/mth.

303-444-4901

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Professional exercise physiologist/Pilates pract. seeks Housesitting situation or room in home near Boulder/Laf/Louis.

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6016

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BOULDER | 7303 BUCKINGHAM ROAD

ERIE | 596 GALLEGOS CIRCLE

BOULDER | 5124 WILLIAMS FORK #105

BOULDER | 2850 E. COLLEGE #109

4 BR * 4 BA * 3106 TSF (804617) * $610,000

4 BR * 3 BA * 3287 TSF (804640) * $440,000

3 BR * 2 BA * 1256 TSF (804671) * $264,900

1 BR * 1 BA * 624 TSF (804682) * $325,000 OPEN SUNDAY 12 - 3 PM

BOULDER | 2040 JOSLYN PLACE

BOULDER | 3275 23RD STREET

BOULDER | 2345 BALSAM DRIVE

DENVER | 3420 LOWELL BOULEVARD

4 BR * 3 BA * 2996 TSF (804730) * $875,000

5 BR * 5 BA * 3981 TSF (804755) * $1,320,000

3 BR * 4 BA * 4015 TSF (804761) * $2,295,000

1 BR * 1 BA * 865 TSF (804809) * $390,000

OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 4 PM

BOULDER | 5040 RALSTON STREET B

BOULDER | 740 37TH STREET

BOULDER | 4864 BRIAR RIDGE COURT

LOUISVILLE | 1608 COTTONWOOD #2

1 BR * 1 BA * 724 TSF (804842) * $399,900

4 BR * 2 BA * 1400 TSF (804893) * $575,000

3 BR * 3 BA * 2430 TSF (804917) * $599,900

2 BR * 1 BA * 901 TSF (804965) * $225,000

OPEN SUNDAY 1:30 - 3:30 PM

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BOULDER | 1475 MARSHALL ROAD

LONGMONT | 2036 HERON COURT

BOULDER | 305 S. 41ST STREET

BOULDER | 1487 MEADOW LARK DRIVE

2 BR * 1 BA * 720 TSF (804993) * $550,000

5 BR * 5 BA * 3597 TSF (805035) * $496,000

3 BR * 2 BA * 2304 TSF (805038) * $574,900

3 BR * 3 BA * 2696 TSF (805057) * $679,900

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