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What can we do when new neighbors step over the line?

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Gary M. Singer Tom Kalinski Markian Hawryluk Duane Duggan Judy Finman Carol O’Meara Rick Jacquemard Barbara Ballinger Jenna Schuster Cathy Hobbs ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS Thais Hafer Toni McNeill Mary Romano ADVERTISING FEATURES COORDINATOR Greg Stone

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Yards and hedges can become the focus of simmering disputes between new neighbors. (Photo: Dreamstime/TNS).

By Gary M. Singer Sun Sentinel Q: A few months ago, a nice family bought the house next door.

We were happy when they began sprucing up the landscaping – until they removed the thick hedge that ran down the line between the two properties. We liked the privacy it gave our backyard and are upset they did this without even speaking to us. What should we do? – Mary A: I frequently receive calls on this issue. When someone moves into a new home, their first instinct is to make it their own. Sometimes they add landscaping and others they open the property. Other times the existing neighbor will use the opportunity of an old neighbor

moving out to make a change their prior neighbor would have objected to.

Fortunately, this is relatively easy to deal with. In doing so, you should remember that you will need to live next to this family for the foreseeable future and tread lightly.

Your first step is to determine where your property line is. If the removed bushes were on their side of the line, your neighbor had every right to remove them.

However, if they were on your side, or even straddling the line, the situation becomes more complicated.

Your first step, as in most neighbor disputes, is to try to speak to them about it. You might learn that they were planning on replacing the hedge with

something more beautiful or are about to put up a fence. If the hedge was on the property line, or their side of it, your options will be limited to putting up a new hedge on your side. While I understand that the prior hedge may have been straddling the line, it is best to move it a foot or two onto your side to avoid future problems.

If the removed hedge was on your side, and your new neighbors do not step up and replace it after you speak with them, you will have to do it yourself and seek reimbursement. Make sure to keep good records and take a lot of photos.

If they refuse to pay you back for the replacements, you will have to decide if it is worth it to sue your next-door neighbor knowing that even if you get your money back, you will still have to live next to them for years to come.

Gary M. Singer is an attorney and board-certified as an expert in real estate law by the Florida Bar. He practices real estate, business litigation and contract law from his office in Sunrise, Fla. He is the chairman of the Real Estate Section of the Broward County Bar Association and is a co-host of the weekly radio show Legal News and Review. He frequently consults on general real estate matters and trends in Florida with various companies across the nation. Send him questions online at sunsentinel.com/askpro or follow him on Twitter at GarySingerLaw.

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Boulder-area September home sales consistent

The Boulder County real estate market is steady-asshe-goes for September, a far cry from the wild swings in temperature September

BY TOM delivered.

KALINSKI September RE/MAX of Boulder statistics show the area’s home sales are slowing as the official “home buying” season comes to a close, but the change in pace is minimal.

Single-family home sales dropped 21 percent for September with 360 homes sold compared to 458 sold last month across Boulder County. Condominium and townhome sales decreased 1.6 percent month-over-month in September 2019 – 127 units vs.

129.

Year-to-date, Boulder-area single-family home sales were virtually unchanged, falling .1 percent through September 2019 compared to the same period last year with 3,530 homes sold compared to 3,534. Condo/

townhome sales decreased 2.7 percent over the same period – 1,178 units vs. 1,211.

“The recent designation of Boulder as the most stable market is bearing itself out,” says Ken Hotard, senior vice president of public affairs for the Boulder Area Realtor® Association. “The changes from August to September are normal market swings and the movements are small in almost every indicator category. We see swings, but as a stable market, it gets back on track.”

Boulder was recently named the top metro in the U.S. for

home value stability and growth, an achievement it has held for five years running, based on SmartAsset.com’s analysis of 25 years of U.S. housing data.

Hotard says the market stability is both good and bad news, citing predictability as good news and noting challenging issues such as persistently tight inventory as bad news.

Inventory of single-family homes for sale in Boulder County dropped 5.4 percent compared to last month – 1,163 vs. 1,229.

Condo/townhome inventory dropped 2.6 percent with 331

units for sale compared to 340.

Meanwhile, prices are easing modestly. The median price of a single-family home is below $900,000.

The Boulder-area’s prices are more challenging for many people and first-time buyers. Hotard notes that while Boulder doesn’t have enough diversity in housing type and prices to meet demand, there are nearby alternatives in Boulder County.

“Folks in this market are extraordinarily fortunate for the communities we live in,” he summarizes.

“It’s a good life here in Boulder County.”

Tom Kalinski is the broker/ owner of RE/MAX of Boulder, the local residential real estate company he established in 1977. He was inducted into Boulder County’s Business Hall of Fame in 2016 and has a 40-year background in commercial and residential real estate. For questions, e-mail Tom at tomkalinski33@gmail.com, call 303.441.5620, or visit boulderco.com.

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Why hospitals are getting into the housing business

By Markian Hawryluk Kaiser Health News DENVER – One patient at Denver Health, the city’s largest safety net hospital, occupied a bed for more than four years – a hospital record of 1,558 days.

Another admitted for a hardto-treat bacterial infection needed eight weeks of at-home IV antibiotics, but had no home.

A third, with dementia, came to the hospital after being released from the Denver County Jail. His family refused to take him back.

In the first half of this year alone, the hospital treated more than 100 long-term patients. All had a medical issue that led to their initial hospitalization. But none of the patients had a medical reason for remaining in the hospital for most of their stay.

Legally and morally, hospitals cannot discharge patients if they have no safe place to go. So patients who are homeless, frail or live alone, or have unstable housing, can occupy hospital beds for weeks or months – long after their acute medical problem is resolved. For hospitals, it means losing money because a patient lingering in a bed without medical problems doesn’t generate much, if any, income. Meanwhile, acutely ill patients may wait days in the ER to be moved to a floor because a hospital’s beds are full.

“Those people are, for lack of a better term, stranded in our hospital,” said Dr. Sarah Stella, a Denver Health physician.

To address the problem, hospitals from Baltimore to St. Louis to Sacramento, Calif., are exploring ways to help patients find a home. With recent federal policy changes that encourage hospitals to allocate charity dollars for housing, many hospitals realize it’s cheaper to provide a month of housing than to keep patients for a single night.

Hospital executives find the calculus works even if they have to build affordable housing units themselves. It’s why Denver Health is partnering with the Denver Housing Authority to repurpose a mothballed building on the hospital campus into affordable senior housing, including about 15 apartments designated to help homeless patients transition out of the hospital.

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An architectural rendering of Denver Housing Authority's renovation of the 10-story building once used as office space on Denver Health's campus. (Photo: The Denver Housing Authority).

said Peg Burnette, the hospital’s chief financial officer. “We might be able to help better their lives, as well as help the financials of the hospital and help free up capacity for the patients that need to come to see us for acute care.”

Spending to save money Denver Health once used the shuttered 10-story building for office space but opted to sell it to the housing authority and grant a 99-year lease on the land for a minimal fee.

“It really lowers the construction costs for us,” said Ismael Guerrero, Denver Housing Authority’s executive director. “It was a great opportunity to build additional housing in a location that’s obviously close to the hospital, close to public transit, near the city center.”

Once the renovation is complete in late 2021, the housing group will hire a coordinator to assist tenants with housing-related issues, including helping those in the transitional units find permanent housing. The hospital will provide a case manager to help with their physical and behavioral health needs, preparing them for life on their own. Denver

Health expects most patients will be able to move on from the transitional units within 90 days.

The hospital will pay for the housing portion itself. That will still be far cheaper than what the hospital currently spends.

It costs Denver Health $2,700 a night to keep someone in the hospital. Patients who are prime candidates for the transitional units stay on average 73 days, for a total cost to the hospital of nearly $200,000. The hospital estimates it would cost a fraction of that, about $10,000, to house a patient for a year instead.

“The hospital really is like the most expensive form of housing,” Stella said.

Growing interest A recent report from the Urban Institute found that while most hospital officials are well aware of how poor housing affects a patient’s recovery, they were stymied about how to address the issue.

“It’s on the radar of almost all hospitals,” said Kathryn Reynolds, who co-authored the report. “But it seemed like actually making investments in housing, providing some type of financing or an

investment in land or something that has a good amount of value seems to be less widespread.”

The report found housing investment has been more likely among hospitals with their own health plans or other types of arrangements in which they were receiving a fixed amount of money to care for a group of patients.

Getting patients into housing could lower their costs and increase their operating margins.

Others, particularly religiously affiliated and children’s hospitals, sought housing solutions as part of their charitable mission.

Reynolds said the trend is due in part to the Affordable Care Act, which requires hospitals to perform a community needs assessment to help guide their charitable efforts. That prompted more hospitals to consider the social needs of their patients and pushed housing concerns up the list. Additionally, the Internal Revenue Service clarified in 2015 that hospitals could claim housing investments as charitable spending required under their tax-free status. And provisions CONTINUED -

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included in the 2017 tax cut bill provided significant tax savings for investors in newly designated opportunity zones, increasing their interest in affordable housing projects.

Some hospitals, she said, may use their cash reserves to invest in housing projects that generate a lower return than other investment options because it furthers their mission, not just their profits.

In other cases, hospital systems play a facilitator role – using their access to cheap credit or serving as an anchor tenant in a larger development – to help get a project off the ground.

“Housing is not their business,” Guerrero said. “It’s not an easy space to get into if you don’t have the experience, if you don’t have a real estate development team in-house to understand how to put these deals together.”

Cutting costs In the southwestern corner of Colorado, Centura Health’s Mercy Regional Medical Center has partnered with Housing Solutions for the Southwest to prioritize housing vouchers for frequent users of the emergency room.

Under a program funded by the Catholic Health Initiatives, Mercy hired a social worker and a

After its targeted late 2021 completion, the building will be used for affordable senior housing, including about 15 apartments designated to help homeless patients transition out of the hospital. (Photo: The Denver Housing Authority).

case manager to review records of frequent emergency room patients.

They quickly realized how big an issue housing was for those patients. Many had diabetes and depended on insulin – which needs refrigeration. Kidney failure was one of the most costly diagnoses for the hospital.

Once patients received housing vouchers and found stable housing, though, costs began to drop.

“We now knew where they were. We knew that they had a safe place to live,” said Elsa Inman, program coordinator at Mercy Regional. “We knew

they would be more effective in managing their chronic conditions.”

The patients with stable housing were more likely to make it to their primary care and specialist appointments, more likely to stay on top of medications and keep their chronic conditions in check.

The combination of intensive case management and patient engagement helped to halve ER visits for the first 146 patients in the program, saving nearly $495,000 in Medicaid spending in less than three years.

“Hospitals are businesses and nonprofits are businesses,”

said Brigid Korce, program development director for Housing Solutions. “They are bottom-line, dollars-and-cents people.”

Inman acknowledged that the hospital might have missed out on some revenue by reducing ER use by these patients. Hospitals are still largely paid by the number of patients they treat and the number of services they provide.

But most of those patients were covered by Medicaid, so reimbursements were low anyway.

And the move freed up more ER beds for patients with more critical needs.

“We want to be prepared for life-threatening conditions,” Inman said. “If you’ve got most of your beds taken up by someone who can be receiving patient care outside in the community, then that’s the right thing to do.”

That was less of an issue for the inpatients at Denver Health.

Because hospitals are generally paid a fixed amount for a given diagnosis, the longer a patient stays in the hospital, the more money the hospital loses.

“They’ve basically exhausted their benefit under any plan because they don’t meet medical necessity anymore,” Burnette said.

“If they had a home, they would go home. But they don’t, so they stay in the hospital.”

REAL ESTATE NEWS

Athena Brownson partners with Compass DENVER – After five years with the New Era Group, Athena Brownson is partnering with Compass real estate. The move to Compass with give Athena access to new technology and an opportunity to mentor a team of agents. Athena’s business partner Kate Vollmer also made the switch to assist in building a team.

“I strongly believe that one should always push themselves to continue learning and expanding their tool kit, which is why I chose Compass, a $6.4 billion real estate firm that opened its doors in Denver just under a year ago,” she said. “Once I educated myself on the technology that Compass has created for its agents, and saw the way they foster community, I felt this would be a great fit for me and allow me to continue evolving as a Realtor.”

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the Compass Concierge program.

Concierge enables Compass clients to easily prepare their home for sale by fronting the cost of home improvement services, including staging, painting and more. “With this forward-thinking program, we can sell our clients’ homes faster and for more money,” noted Brownson.

“Having these unique tools

such as Compass Concierge, Compass Coming Soon Listings and their own MLS system that allows clients a more user-friendly experience will allow me to give my clients unparalleled service,” added Brownson.

In addition to joining the Compass team, Brownson is commemorating one year as an investor of Resilience Code, a health and performance facility in the Denver Tech Center. Resilience Code, owned by Chad Prusmack, who is the neurosurgeon for the Denver Broncos, UFC and Olympic training committee, offers a concierge approach to health by personalizing solutions to help prevent illness and injury and maximize one’s wellness.

Resilience Code, which counts professional athletes as clients, including members of the Denver Broncos, gives people access to the best experts in the

world in medicine, psychology, neuroscience, sports rehabilitation, nutrition and more all under one roof. Brownson herself has experienced a major life change from Resilience Code. Doctors at the facility diagnosed her with Lyme disease after seeing a number of other doctors who couldn’t figure out what was wrong with her.

“Resilience Code is now guiding me through battling Lyme disease with some of the best doctors in the country,” concluded Brownson. “I have a personal trainer who keeps me strong and active, a nutritionist and I get IV therapy there. These resources have allowed my business to thrive, even when I am not feeling well.”

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REALTOR FOR LIFE

What’s going on in new home construction?

Last week I had the privilege of listening to a presentation by John Covert, senior director of the west region for Metrostudy.

BY DUANE His company consults with DUGGAN hundreds of Realtor and Author RE/MAX of Boulder homebuilders – as well as lenders, developers, investors, suppliers, utilities, school districts, and local governments – across the country who rely Metrostudy’s market intelligence and insights to help them make major decisions in their business as the real estate market changes from year to year. In our region, John and his team meticulously research and analyze the housing market. His survey team visits every new home project on every lot in the metro Denver area and the Front Range each quarter. They gather primary data to assess housing supply and demand by counting the number of finished lots available, the number of homes under construction, and the finished vacant inventory. This “on-theground” method produces highly accurate, unmatched data and analysis – and Metrostudy has the most comprehensive database of housing market information in the industry. Consequently, John knows every statistic about new home construction that you can possibly imagine.

I am also honored to be in a real estate Masterminds group with John, along with 20 other real estate industry influencers. At our last meeting, he gave us a quick overview of the important new home market factors he monitors.

Here’s what he discussed: New home sales are quickly influenced by changes in interest rates. In April 2018, interest rates peaked at just over 4.5 percent, producing a quick drop in new home sales. This quick drop shows how sensitive the new home market is to interest rates.

Now, that rates are back in the 4 percent range, new home sales are rebounding.

One of the major trends John has seen is that in every major metro market, there is less housing being built, and as a result, this is creating housing shortages. From Oct. 25-26, 2019

the recession until now, with 2008 as the baseline year, the Denver metro population has increased by 500,000 people. Yet Denver currently ranks 6th in the nation in new housing permits compared to the number of residents. Houston ranks number one in the quantity of new home construction with seven permits per 1,000 residents.

Behind Houston are Charlotte, Orlando, Dallas, Seattle, and then Denver. Denver has at five permits per 1,000 residents from 2008 to 2018. That is not nearly enough to house 500,000 new residents.

As a pre-recession comparison, Denver had nine permits per 1,000 residents from 1990 to 2007.

The next key trend is the quantity of multi-family housing compared to detached singlefamily homes. New York is number one in the nation with 76.3 percent of new housing permits for multi-family housing.

Denver comes in 8th in the nation with 47.6 percent of permits for multi-family housing.

An issue which is directly connected with the quantity of multi-family homes is that new construction has been primarily aimed at for-rent housing rather than for-sale housing. Due to a variety of factors, such as land costs and construction defect laws, almost every metro market is seeing more new multi-family homes for rent. In our area, just drive down Highway 36 and Interstate 25 and you’ll see all sorts of new construction that look like new condos; however, most of them are for-rent apartments. As a result, there has been a shortage of attached homes for sale, making it very difficult for first-time home buyers to enter the market. Denver ranked 8th in the nation from 2006 to 2018 with 47 percent of housing permits for homes for rent. New York was again number one in the country with 75 percent of permits for homes for rent.

Now, we just said there were

very few condos being built for sale. I think the most astonishing statistic John shared was this: in 3rd quarter 2018 compared to 3rd quarter 2019, there was a 329 percent increase in new condo starts in the Denver metro area while townhome and duplex starts were down 16.9 percent and detached starts were down 9.7 percent. Bottom line: suddenly, there has been an increase in condo starts.

Drive until you qualify The old saying of “drive until you qualify” is definitely the case in the Denver metro area. John shared data points in terms of rings of distance drawn around downtown Denver and the new home average prices that follow those rings: 5-mile radius of downtown Denver Single-Family Home: $905,495; Townhome/Duplex: $533,986; Condo: $669,879 5- to 10-mile radius Single-Family Home: a $663,636; Townhome/Duplex: $425,132; Condo: $379,113 10- to 15-mile radius Single-Family Home: $569,797; Townhome/Duplex: $373,710; Condo: $308,156 15- to 20-mile radius Note: As the 15- to 20-mile radius approaches the Douglas County and Boulder markets, average prices bump back up.

Single-Family Home: $570,685; Townhome/Duplex: $432,999; Condo: $345,069 Challenges for the industry According to John, the new home industry faces several challenges in the years ahead.

First are the regulatory pressures including requirements and fees that municipalities place on the industry. Entitlements and/or approvals are difficult to obtain and require a lot of time. Next,

restrictive zoning continues to contribute to a tight supply of buildable lots. A tight supply means increased costs of land plus increased cost of materials, and this quickly adds up to very high home prices, so much so that the industry has coined a phrase called the “missing middle”. It is becoming more difficult to build an affordable home for the middle class.

Other trends The national economy and our local economy remain strong.

High employment rates and rising population continue to create a strong demand for housing.

Metrostudy monitors sales traffic and contracts, both of which are remaining strong into the 4th quarter. The community count is currently flat, but is expected to grow with more approved lots coming online. In order to create a more affordable home, John is observing that many builders are decreasing the square footage in their models.

Duane Duggan has been a Realtor for RE/MAX of Boulder in Colorado since 1982 and has facilitated over 2,500 transactions over his career, the vast majority from repeat and referred clients.

He has been awarded two of the highest honors bestowed by RE/MAX International: The Lifetime Achievement Award and the Circle of Legends Award.

Living the life of a Realtor and being immersed in real estate led to the inception of his book, Realtor for Life. For questions, e-mail DuaneDuggan@boulderco.com, call 303.441.5611 or visit boulderco.com.

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John has a wealth of knowledge about the new home industry and is considered one of the premier experts in this field. If you would like to hear more of what John has to say, he will be a panelist at a breakout session at the Boulder Valley Real Estate Conference being held on November 21 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Embassy Suites hotel in Boulder.

Tickets are available at: events.bizwest.com/ bvrealestateconference.

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The Managing Team at Colorado Landmark, Realtors. (Photo: Timothy Seibert).

Colorado Landmark, Realtors Leans in to Local

By Judy Finman for At Home

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ince 1977, when Founder Joel Ripmaster opened the doors at Colorado Landmark for the first time, he has had a clear mission: Provide the most personalized support, flawless guidance and unrivaled knowledge of the real estate market to local and global Boulder County homebuyers and sellers.

Now, four decades later, his words are still powerful and his mission relevant. “This rings as true today as it did decades ago,” he says. “While the world changes, the economy and trends change, and the real estate markets change, one thing remains steadfast: People need a trusted advisor, a local expert, a partner in the home buying and selling process.”

For more than 42 years, Colorado Landmark, Realtors has proven it meets all those challenges and needs, and more.

Local, with love With more than 60 agents dedicated solely to its two Boulder County offices, Colorado Landmark, Realtors is described 12

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by its Vice President Jennifer Fly as “hyper local by design, allowing us to focus on what is important: the health, wealth and happiness of our clients, their families and our community. We believe in being present, local and available.” That is why their downtown offices are in the heart of the communities they are building.

She says, “We flat out love the Boulder Valley and are committed to building it. We

are your neighbors, parents at the same schools as your kids, and determined to improve the community we all share.”

Joel Ripmaster adds: “As the Northern Colorado real estate market makers for more than 42 years, we pride ourselves on cultivating an unparalleled understanding of the local market and providing unique and customized offerings to meet the needs of our valued clients and our dynamic housing market.”

This commitment is wideranging and deep. “We love the idea of supporting our local economy. We want the money to stay in Boulder, instead of sending it to far-off investors and huge big-box corporations,” Ripmaster says. “We are hypercommitted to using local vendors and suppliers and retailers. This has been important to us since the beginning.

“We have also been deeply connected to Boulder via our support for CU and local schools and charities, and also via the Chamber of Commerce, and their efforts in solving the affordable housing situation and transportation issues in Boulder. We go the extra mile for our fellow Boulderites and are very aware of the importance of sustaining the local economy for our local friends and businesses.”

He points out, “Most of our competitors here are not local; their headquarters are elsewhere.

I’ve been here since I went to college at CU in the early 1960s.

My wife and I decided to make our home here in Boulder. It is part of our ethos and DNA to connect with local people and to celebrate them.”

Boulder’s “Luxury” Market The term “luxury” has been widely used and can sometimes lead to a misconception that true service is only for the clients whose homes exceed a certain price point. Colorado Landmark is working to change this misconception.

“At Colorado Landmark, we define luxury a bit differently,” says Jennifer Fly. “Luxury is not defined by the size or price of a property, but by our commitment to the people who trust us to represent them. This means that

A passion for giving back to the community At Colorado Landmark Realtors they are passionate about getting involved and giving back to the community.

They support outstanding local nonprofits, such as the Flatirons Habitat for Humanity, by making financial contributions and volunteering their time. In fact, on October 24 several staff members and agents participated in a Habitat Build Day at two homes in Boulder.

Colorado Landmark President and Founder Joel Ripmaster

supports Buffs 4 Life, and the University of Colorado Buff Club, which raises funds in support of nearly 350 student athletes at the University. The funds provide scholarships and safeguard the mental and physical wellness of the student athletes.

Colorado Landmark Vice President Jennifer Fly is a member of GiveBack Homes, which links real estate professionals with families in need. The nonprofit builds homes

for underprivileged families in the United States and abroad, with funds generated and then donated from brokers’ real estate transactions.

The company is collectively dedicated to community improvement, including charitable efforts of numerous individual agents, to organizations like Community Food Share, EFAA, Boys & Girls Clubs, Boulder Safehouse, and countless others.

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1014 Mapleton - $5,495,000 listed by Marybeth Emerson.

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our service does not begin and end with the sales cycle, but extends for a lifetime.

“Owning a home is the biggest financial and emotional decision people make, and it deserves a local agent dedicated to exceptional service. Colorado Landmark prides itself on customized white-glove service, for every client, no matter the price point. We are constantly searching for the smartest and most efficient ways to empower our agents to provide unique and curated service. We believe in

tech-enabled agents; we love data and cutting-edge digital tools, and strive to use them to provide the most personalized – call it luxury – service for our clients.”

to the most innovative practices and learn from the most relevant global housing trends.

As a result, Colorado Landmark, Realtors is an exclusive and long-standing member of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World and Luxury Portfolio International, the world’s market-leading Independent Residential Brokerage Platforms. They are both invitation-only networks that provide their members unrivaled access, elite marketing support, trusted global relationships and maximum exposure for listings.

They have a presence in 70 countries, represent more than 565 firms, and have more No. 1 ranked market offices than any

Global outreach Besides their great pride in calling Colorado home and setting the standard for local leadership, Colorado Landmark understands the global appeal of the Boulder community. More importantly, they understand the need to reach the right audience for their properties, to expose their agents

Steve Altermatt

(Photos courtesy: Colorado Landmark, Realtors).

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Steve sells more homes in Boulder than any other Realtor or real estate team!

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“As members of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World and Luxury Portfolio International we can truly provide our agents and clients with the best of both worlds: a local, independent brand that is deeply rooted in the community, and the strength of an incredible international network of the top independent real estate firms,” says Joel Ripmaster.

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A Halloween love story

Send the children from the room.

Normally this is a family column but in celebration of October, I wanted to share a Halloween love story.

BY CAROL Recently, I was O’MEARA asked if it’s true Colorado State that spiders University Extension, scream while Boulder County mating. A friend had read this in the Ft. Collins paper and was fact-checking it.

This set me to wondering: why would they? From the female’s perspective, the wooing and winning of love often involves having to endure the male dancing about, rushing in to tap her on the head to see if she’s interested, and dashing away in case she’s not.

This goes on, back and forth, until the male, convinced of success at winning her heart, gently enfolds her in his arms. All eight of them.

Who wouldn’t scream at being held in arms covered in spines and tipped with claws?

How delighted she must be when he runs his fangs in a loving caress along the back of her head.

Oh, yes, the male doesn’t like to approach the front – that’s where her fangs are, after all, and one mustn’t take chances.

His embrace is from the back, and since the female is typically much, much larger than the male, he has to hold on somehow. His fangs come in handy to use in gripping her in the embrace. How romantic.

If this weren’t enough, ladies, consider that the male spider has not one, but two pedipalps - the male spider genitalia - with which to woo her.

Female spiders aren’t the only ones who have good reason to scream. There’s a lot of risk involved for the male and the whole episode is one long stressful event. After his final molt, a male spider will leave his web in search of a female. He may no longer hunt or be interested in food.

Instead, he is so consumed with finding the female that he may wander far and wide to find her.

This often leads him into danger

such as other spiders, predatory birds, or into human houses.

Males wandering in the fall are a large proportion of spiders found in our homes, often meeting a tragic end under some human’s shoe. The female doesn’t engage in such nonsense; she has better sense than to give up her food and housing just to search for a guy.

Once the female is found the risk increases. They are almost always larger, faster, stronger, and, quite often, hungry. It’s a thin line between being a suitor and being a supper, and males must take steps to ensure that the female is well fed before any love happens. Some males will use the ‘tap-and-dash’ method to test her willingness, others take no chances and bring living food as a nuptial gift. “Here, have a fly - enjoy it”, is a good plan when wooing a female of any species.

Once she accepts the male, it’s still risky. Yes, the male has two pedipalps and that may seem impressive and worth boasting over. But there is a rather gruesome reason for this: in many species, after the nuptials

take place, the male must seal off the female to make sure no other male can impregnate her. He does this by snapping off the pedipalp to leave as a plug. When a spider decides to ‘break it off’ with his girl he really means it.

To answer the question “do spiders scream while mating?” one has to respond: “who wouldn’t?”

The reality is that spiders don’t have vocal chords or bellows-like lungs with which to scream. Their sounds come from rubbing legs, drumming the ground and other external means. Thus, the answer is no, but that doesn’t mean they wouldn’t if they could.

Carol A. O’Meara is an Extension Agent – Horticulture Entomology at Colorado State University Extension Boulder County. For more information contact CSU Extension at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Road, Box B, Longmont, 303.678.6377, e-mail comeara@bouldercounty.org or visit ext.colostate.edu/boulder.

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Undesirable home inspection report results When you list your home for sale the prospect of a pending inspection can be stressful.

A lot of real estate

BY RICK transaction JACQUEMARD stress is the Flatirons Home result of Inspections surprises. If your home has some obvious repairs needed when you put it on the market, it’s not a big deal when an inspector confirms what you already knew. However, if you thought it was in great condition and the inspector finds issues, that could lead to undue stress.

To begin with, there is no such thing as a failed inspection. There are, however, bad inspection results. These types of results can be intimidating because you have no real way to know how the buyer will react. If they are 14

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extremely bad, the buyer will probably back out of the deal. At the very least, you might have to deal with a re-negotiation of price or a request for repairs. Either way, the surprise of it is enough to create a stressful situation.

When you receive an inspection with negative results, inspections can seem like a terrible idea. In fact, anything that uncovers an unexpected problem with your home before closing makes you that much less likely to find yourself in litigation over the issue later. If you agree to help the buyer with repairs, it’s very common to have them waive liability for later problems in exchange. You may feel more at peace with bad inspection results when view them as tools you can use to eliminate later lawsuits.

If you are hit with surprises in the inspection report, don’t do anything until the buyer has presented you with a request for repairs or a price reduction. You

might find it surprising at how many buyers expect their new home to require some repairs.

Some buyers don’t see inspection reports as negatively as sellers do. Even if they do, approach the negotiations expecting to strike a compromise that works for both sides.

When a buyer does ask you to help resolve the issues have a meeting with your Realtor to discuss what negotiating solutions might be best. If time allows, get a couple of bids on the big-ticket items. Some contractors may even work with you to take payment at close of escrow. Getting multiple bids can be helpful in other ways too. Sometimes just showing the buyer that the repair may not be as urgent or as costly as they thought can be a catalyst for compromise. There are many compromise options: you can do some repairs, give the buyer a credit, reduce the price or do nothing at all.

Selling a home with a minimum of stress depends on your ability to accept the things you have no control over and your willingness to compromise. If your buyer brings up repairs, be ready with a complete set of facts from your own contractors, be clear on what you can to do and communicate everything to your agent. Then, let your agent try to work it out for you. Another way to reduce the stress of a buyer’s inspection is to have a pre-listing inspection prior to listing your property for sale. By doing this you will know the exact condition of your home prior to listing and can then either repair issues found during the inspection or list them in disclosures.

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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5 ways to freshen up a room this fall

By Barbara Ballinger Chicago Tribune Before holiday preparations overload already busy lives, it’s a good time to freshen up our homes for our guests and ourselves – and that doesn’t have to mean breaking the bank.

Some simple switches and a few purchases can work magic. That sofa that now looks dated can be spiffed up with an overload of chic pillows. If your wood floors are looking blah, change things up with a coat of glossy paint. We asked the pros for a few ways to breathe some new life into your abode.

Add more pillows Because gray has become such a standard color choice in recent years, many homeowners crave lively pops of color. One easy way to do it is to add vibrant pillows in bold graphic patterns and rich textures, says Chicago designer Tom Segal of Kaufman Segal Design. He and others also favor bigger pillows that make a greater visual impact. Chicago designer

Summer Thornton likes pillows to be at least 24 inches by 24 inches and blends a mash-up of patterns in florals, animal prints and bold graphics. Look to CB2, Pier 1, All Modern and Restoration Hardware for affordable readymade pillows.

Paint your wood floors Painting your walls is a quick way to freshen a room, but glossy, chic, painted wood floors and stairs can make a huge visual difference.

If spilling a bucket of color onto your red oak living room floor seems intimidating, start with a smaller space like an entryway to create a bold first impression, but the look works best when the color runs throughout the house.

Andrea Magno, director of color marketing and development for Benjamin Moore, went with a Scandinavian color theme in an entryway where the floor, wall and stairs create that feeling of contentment, known as hygge.

Create a focal wall To get instant impact in a room, create a focal wall. Try arranging

a collage of artworks, photos and mirrors on a single wall, which Chicago designer Rebecca Pogonitz of GoGo Design Group did in a master bedroom. To get the composition right, she suggests first mapping out the wall design on paper or the floor. Scenic wallpaper can also transform a room, and doesn’t have to be a major expense or commitment.

Retailer Anthropologie has a wide selection of chic wall coverings like their floral Ottoman, Endless Summer Palm or Deco inspired Flapper designs.

Install an art ledge Hanging art – and rehanging it – can leave lots of nail holes and chipped paint behind. Picture rails are a chic way to display artworks and create an architectural detail that allows art to easily be moved around for myriad fresh starts.

Alice Zimet, owner of Arts and Business Partners in New York City, uses picture rails in her apartment and prefers those that are a deep 4 { inches to 6 inches. Look for them online at Pottery Barn, Crate & Barrel and

Restoration Hardware, where they’re available in different widths and colors.

Add live plants Once essential furnishings to fill in “holes” in any room, big plants and trees disappeared for years. Now they’re back as more homeowners understand the value of viewing nature to perk up spirits and health as well as rooms. Chicago designer Laura Tribbett, owner of Outline Interiors, considers fresh greenery the perfect indoor perennial accessory for any climate. “It adds an extra dramatic pop and help complete a space,” she says.

So the greenery survives, tap into your favorite garden guru’s expertise – the right plant for your room’s exposure, space, height and decor. In one city loft, Tribbett whimsically went with a “money tree” since her client, a bachelor, had done well in business. The tree adds a strong sculptural accent, as well as softness in the concrete and glass space.

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Is it really so bad to wear shoes in the house?

By Jenna Schuster Angie’s List Mom always said to leave your shoes at the door – and for good reason. Although you may love your footwear, it’s usually best to take your shoes off when you walk inside your home. Otherwise, you risk damaging your floors and tracking in bacteria and toxins.

Need more convincing? Here are a few reasons why it’s really bad to wear shoes in the house.

The floors get dirty quickly.

Even if the bottoms of your shoes don’t look dirty, they’re probably tracking in more debris than you realize. Wearing shoes in the house can mean more frequent sweeping, vacuuming and mopping. Avoid tracking in things better left outdoors by simply leaving your shoes in the mudroom or by the door. If you just can’t stand being barefoot inside, a maid service might be able to help you with the extra cleanup.

Like, really dirty.

Aside from carrying in visible debris, your shoes are experts at

Experts say wearing shoes in the house can damage your floors and track in dirt and toxins. (Photo: Dreamstime/TNS).

picking up microscopic bacteria and toxins. Studies show that germs linger long after you’ve taken your last step of the day – including nasty bugs like E.coli.

Toxins like motor oil, pesticides and antifreeze can also be tracked through your home.

Shoes wear out your carpet.

If you want your carpet to last as long as possible, avoid wearing shoes indoors. The soles of your shoes are often harsher than the bottoms of your feet and can cause carpet fibers to break and wear down prematurely. Over time, you may notice that you’ve

worn paths into your floors in frequently-walked areas. Carpet installation professionals can help you figure out if there’s still hope to save your shag!

Tip: Beware DIY deep cleaners.

While some blogs sing the praises of white vinegar as a carpet cleaner, there’s still a bit of debate as to whether or not it’s an effective solution for cleaning out dirt and soil. To protect your carpet from discoloration or damage, most pros recommend consulting with an expert before doing any deep-cleaning.

Footwear can cause dents,

scratches and scuffs.

Hardwood floors are particularly susceptible to shoe damage – especially when it comes to high heels and stilettos.

The pressure of a pointed heel can create dents in wood that are difficult to repair without professional help. Sportswear like cleats and tap shoes are also common culprits. Softer soles like those on sandals and sneakers probably won’t dent the floor, but they can cause scratches and scuff marks if you’re not careful.

Tip: Use a walnut to fill in scratches. If you’re noticing small scratches in your hardwood floor, don’t panic! You can fix them fairly easily using a walnut. Just break open the nut and rub the inside on the marred floor. Rub the nutty oils into the scratch with your finger and watch how it disguises the damage.

Jenna Schuster is a reporter for Angie’s List, a trusted provider of local consumer reviews and an online marketplace of services from top-rated providers. Visit AngiesList.com.

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How to glam up your closet

By Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service Closets come in all shapes and sizes, but regardless of the size you are going to want to maximize space and organization. Closets should be considered in the planning of a home, similar to a room. The best place to start is with a floor plan and a clear understanding of how you want the closet to be used. Here are some tips on how to get the most out of your closets.

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Consider using a professional closet company. These companies have experts in maximizing every inch of usable space.

Be sure to arrive with measurements in hand.

bins. These are great for organizing closets and making everything look neat and seamless.

White cabinetry helps keep this closet modern and fresh. (Photo: Design Recipes/TNS).

configuration, this will allow you to use your closet investment long term.

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Include flexible built-ins.

While built-ins help create a seamless look, if you use a system that can be moved from home to home or adjusted based on your needs such as a modular

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the test of time.

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Try white. White will be a neutral selection that won’t clash with other finishes in the home.

Look for solid construction.

Closets in some instances undergo wear and tear, so you will want to make sure your selections will stand

Create opportunities for both long- and shorthanging clothing. This will be especially important if your closet is shared with a partner.

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Use thin, space-saving hangers. Wooden hangers are often bulky and take up a lot of space.

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Consider baskets and

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Color coordinate your closet. Often it is helpful to have a system in which dark clothing is separate from lighter fabrics.

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Have a shoe organization plan. So often shoes organization is an afterthought that impacts the utilization and appearance of a closet.

10. Look for opportunities for hidden storage such as drawers and cabinets.

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 cathyhobbs.com.

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BOULDER | 3940 NEWPORT LANE

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LONGMONT | 2505 HORSESHOE

BOULDER | 1627 17TH STREET

4 BR * 3 BA * 3076 TSF (896821) * $1,650,000

2 BR * 3 BA * 2385 TSF (896850) * $550,000

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BOULDER | 579 PRIMOS ROAD

LOUISVILLE | 1028 REX ST. 1028

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LOUISVILLE | 323 S. JEFFERSON

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LONGMONT | 1408 TONKIN PLACE

BOULDER | 4269 MONROE DR. C

3 BR * 3 BA * 3048 TSF (897332) * $599,000

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