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May 22, 2021

Plant Summer Bulbs Now for Splash of Color This Season

Watch Out, Real Estate: The Millennials Are Coming

Spring bulbs garner a lot of attention for their showy early display, but summer blooming bulbs can add just as much colorful interest that will last all summer long.

With the youngest set of millenials looking to enter the market and the oldest looking to gain more space, competition is about to get fierce.

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THE LIGHTER SIDE

COLORADO HOME AND REAL ESTATE

Post-pandemic: Can we give up our new home-related conveniences? Why should we?

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BY MARY LYNN BRUNY After who knows how many months of this pandemic, it seems soon it will be over (more or less). I feel this tingly thing: I think it’s called hope. (It’s either that or too much caffeine.)

But our “new normal” will never be like our “old normal.” Staying at home for so long has changed how we live. We’ve become rather used to our new home-related conveniences. Why should we give them up now? Things like: Tele-appointments If we don’t need a nurse or doctor to physically examine us, why would we go back to germ-filled medical centers when we can instead have teleappointments in our germ-filled homes? Same with meetings with other needed professionals such as therapists and fortunetellers.

You know, our critical service providers during these times.

Real estate online virtual property walkthroughs These are such timesavers for everyone. Buyers can get a good sense of how a home feels with a click on their computer and easily dismiss properties that aren’t right for them. This is great for sellers too. For many the worst part is preparing their home for showings, making it casually flawless: “Oh, sure, our kitchen island always has two gorgeous place settings with artfully folded cloth napkins and champagne flutes. Just how we live! And our two definitely non-sticky toddlers only have handcrafted, genderneutral, color-coordinated toys

that are charmingly arranged in their tasteful rooms. No garish plastic stuff here!” Yeah, right.

Take-out alcohol at restaurants How nice is it to pick up yummy take-out drinks to go with our yummy take-out food?

Not only do we residents love this convenience, but it also helps our local restaurants financially recover. I for one am very committed to helping with their recovery by making these purchases. I’m thinking this recovery will take decades, indeed my entire lifetime. But I’m that committed.

Working from home Corporations have discovered people actually work more from home. (Perhaps because it’s more interesting than doing another gosh darn load of laundry. Does it ever end?) Thus companies can reduce office space and associated costs. Employees have discovered the joys of working from home: There’s no commute, they don’t get trapped by negative Ned in the break room (a huge time and brain cell suck), and that loungewear (for some, pajamas) always beats office wear. Another benefit: There are fewer vehicles on the roads. Not only is this better for the environment but it means fewer distracted drivers doing things like texting while eating a breakfast burrito and applying mascara.

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We have all gotten horribly spoiled about wanting some objects, tapping on our keyboards and having said things miraculously show up on our doorsteps. Not sure if our new distribution channels are more efficient. But people being people, we love convenience so there is no going back. Thus let’s figure out how to do this smartly. How about compostable delivery bags that can be used to pick up dog poop? Seems there’s about an even ratio of daily package deliveries and dog “deposits” happening.

Super comfortable clothes One retail sector that has done well during the pandemic is loungewear. Sweatpants were rebranded to the more attractive sounding word “joggers.” (Where are we jogging in our homes?

From our computers to the refrigerator?) There are also more super soft fabrics being made into comfortable clothing. Even so-called out-of-style skinny jeans that I definitely don’t have on at this very moment have amazing softness and stretch, great for wearing to pick up take-out food and drinks.

Mary Lynn Bruny writes about local real estate and home-related topics. Contact her at ml.bruny@ comcast.net. To read previous THE LIGHTER SIDE articles, go to athomecolorado.com/thelighter-side.

May 22, 2021

REAL ESTATE

Could a modular home be right for you?

By Luanne Kadlub, At Home Northern Colorado Buying a stick-built house is increasingly out of reach for many and with ever-increasing home prices, it might never be.

So why not go the modular route? Those homes are less expensive, right?

Even though modular homes remain a viable option, they too have been hit hard by the increasing cost of building materials.

“It used to be you could save $30 a square foot on an IRC modular over the same thing as site built,” said Carol Jones, coowner with her husband, Jimmy, of County Land & Homes in Fort Collins. IRC means the home is built to International Residential Code, the same as site-built homes.

Couple that with finding a place to put the modular, and the price could potentially skyrocket.

“Unfortunately, the cost of developing land is pretty dang high in Weld and Larimer County and it’s affecting our business quite a bit,” Jones said.

Jones said a typical family home a few years back would have cost $288,000 is now $362,000 — that includes the house, transportation and installation — but does not include the cost of land.

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typically costs about $180,000 to $360,000. The cost to build a custom home can be $350,000 to $1 million.

A modular home is built in sections — or modules — in a factory and transported by truck to the building site. There, the modules are craned atop a permanent foundation and a builder completes the installation.

The whole process can take six to 18 weeks, depending on the number of upgrades.

An estimated 18 million Americans live in manufactured homes, according to Fannie Mae, a leading source of mortgage financing. While most manufactured homes are owned, with 4.8 million homes occupied by owner households, there are also 1.9 million units occupied by renter households. In 2018, there were another 680,000 homes classified for seasonal or recreational use and another 860,000 units that were vacant.

Fannie Mae’s website noted that the number of occupied manufactured homes fell slightly over the past six years, by about 140,000 households.

This is concerning, the website continued, because there is a dearth of affordable housing in the U.S. today, and manufactured homes tend to be occupied by lower-income households.

Getting into a modular home, even if money or land is not an

issue, no longer happens quickly.

Carol Jones noted that because of labor issues, factories are so backlogged that they aren’t taking new orders until January 2022.

“You can’t actually price a house till 10 weeks before production,” Jones said. “I don’t know what people are supposed to do.”

Nonetheless, Jones said they are selling homes. One Cape Cod that was recently delivered was snapped up before it could be set up for display. The buyers, however, already had a piece of land for it.

Where can you find a lot or an acre or two for a modular? Jones said many people now look past Wellington, or out by Pierce, Ault or Nunn, all north of Greeley, and all once considered the boonies. The Joneses also work with different real estate agents in helping customers find that perfect spot to place their home.

MODULAR OR MOBILE What’s the difference?

Modular homes and mobile homes are often used interchangeably, but they are not the same: A modular home is any home factory-built to a local state code. Modular homes can be customized and are more often than not attached to private land or placed on leased land.

A mobile home is a prefabricated home built prior to 1976 when the Housing and Urban Development Code was put into place to protect the health and safety of those who own and occupy manufactured homes.

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May 22, 2021

CSU EXTENSION

Plant summer bulbs now for splash of color this season Deryn Davidson, Colorado State University Extension Boulder County As spring bulbs such as tulips, daffodils and hyacinth begin to fade, you can look to their heat loving cousins for a splash of color throughout your garden.

Enter, summer-blooming bulbs, corms, tubers and other bulb-like structures (often all referred to as bulbs). With a tropical look – large leaves and big flowers – they will wow your neighbors and bring beautiful interest to your garden all summer long.

Summer-blooming bulbs typically come to us from warmer climates and therefore have different growing requirements than spring-blooming bulbs.

Late May is a great time to start planting them because (hopefully) any danger of frost has past, and soils are starting to warm up. Soil temperature must be above 60 degrees, otherwise you run the risk of them sitting in the cooler soil and starting to rot before they have the chance to grow.

With all the spring rain we’ve been getting, you’ll want to wait to plant until after the soil has had a chance to dry out a little.

Since they are not hardy here, you will need to dig them up in the fall, store them over the winter and replant in the spring; an extra step that you will be rewarded for come summer. In contrast, we plant spring-blooming bulbs in the fall and can leave them in the

ground since most are hardy here in Colorado.

You can start buying summerblooming bulbs in early spring from garden centers, nurseries, catalogs, online and sometimes even grocery stores. Earlier in the season you’ll have better selection to choose from, but if you’re looking to buy now, you should still be able to find some gems. If you buy bulbs in person, you have the advantage of individually selecting what you purchase. Be sure to choose the largest and firmest available and leave behind anything that seems dried out or small compared to the rest – larger bulbs, means larger flowers.

Varieties to try: Dahlias are hands down one of the showiest flowers around. A true showstopper, they come in many different colors, shapes and sizes. From compact pompoms to the ‘dinnerplate’ varieties, you are sure to find some welcome additions to your garden. They have a wide range of heights, from two feet up to nearly 20 feet. The taller varieties typically require staking. Dahlias will be happiest in a nice sunny location where they can truly shine.

Allium are a showy member of the onion family. Grown for their fun, ball shaped flowers that can range from two to ten inches in diameter and come in white, yellow, blue and purples. This is a

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summer bloomer that can be left in the ground over winter as long as they are protected with a thick layer of mulch during the cold season.

Caladiums are a good choice if you have a shady location.

They are grown for their colorful green, pink, red and/or green foliage and do well in containers as well as directly in the ground.

They prefer some extra moisture and nice rich soil.

Gladiolus are a gorgeous addition to your garden and make excellent cut flowers too.

Hailing from South Africa, they have been bred to come in nearly every color of the rainbow. You’ll also find them in a range of heights, from four feet tall to the shorter two foot dwarf varieties and prefer a sunny location. If you stagger your planting two to three weeks apart you will have continuous blooms until frost.

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May 22, 2021

HOME IMPROVEMENT

Your House Looks Brand New Replacing old siding with a beautiful modern option makes your house look brand new. New siding provides an opportunity to add new accents that can create a striking new color scheme.

Whether you choose from several colors or styles of vinyl, aluminum, steel, wood composite or other types of siding, any upscale siding will leave your home looking stunning.

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MENARDS—New siding is really the ultimate investment in style and practicality for your home. There’s nothing like the curb appeal of a colorful, clean looking home. On the other hand, old siding can try to hide many problems that if not upgraded can cost a homeowner thousands of dollars.

Increase in Value One of the more practical benefits of new siding is that it’s an investment in your home that creates future payback. New siding provides outstanding return on your investment. Yes, you’ll enjoy the curb appeal, but if you ever sell your house, you’ll earn your money back. Remodeling your home by adding new siding is a wise financial decision.

THE BENEFITS OF NEW SIDING Out With the Old, In With the New Old vinyl siding can look outdated whereas new vinyl siding can look absolutely gorgeous. Vinyl is durable, low maintenance and by far the most affordable choice. If your home has older siding, replacing it can go a long ways towards making your home look upscale, probably the most important benefit.

Improve Energy Efficiency Most people expect that new windows

can make a home more energy-efficient, but new siding can create a similar or even greater result. New siding combined with house wrap and insulation can seal air leakage problems. Your interior walls will feel warmer to the touch and your energy bill will be less after replacing your siding.

Maintaining Your Home As homes begin to age through the years, certain issues start to develop under the siding such as leaking water, mold and rot. If left unchecked or untreated, this can cause huge damage to a home’s interior or exterior. Installing new siding helps ensure that your home is mold-free.

New siding goes a long way towards making your home more beautiful and better protected against the elements.

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Splash Into The Lakes at Centerra for a Classic Summer

Calling The Lakes “home” means you are constantly surrounded by the scenic natural world, with gorgeous views of mountains and water around nearly every corner. You’re also never far from the community’s two sparkling lakes that beg to be explored via kayak or paddle board. (Photo: Lakes at Centerra).

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here’s never been a better summer to be a resident at The Lakes at Centerra.

With more home choices than ever, including single-family homes, townhomes and condominiums, your new dream home is waiting for you in this beautiful, nature-centric community.

The best part? Calling The Lakes “home” means you are constantly surrounded by the scenic natural world, with gorgeous views of mountains and water around nearly every corner. You’re also never far from the community’s two sparkling lakes that beg to be explored via kayak or paddle board.

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New choices for indoor luxury with townhomes, condos and more

You might think that with such amazing outdoor amenities, the indoor spaces at The Lakes would seem lacking – but that’s not the case. Homebuilders at The Lakes is committed to bringing the beauty, comfort, and peace of the natural world into the home space. The Lakes has three builders that offer a variety of new condominium homes, townhomes and singlefamily homes, all of which embody the spirit of a community that appreciates and celebrates the outdoors.

Landmark Homes has launched May 22, 2021

the new Discovery Collection, featuring condominium homes starting in the low $300s. Four new models will open in June. These homes offer all the benefits and amenities of The Lakes at Centerra but with a low-maintenance lifestyle. Between the Cascade plan at 1,264 square feet and the Timberline with 1,567 square feet, the four floor plans offer plenty of variety, with the option for single-floor or two-story living, two or three bedrooms, and even the choice of one- or two-car attached garages.

Landmark Homes also recently launched the Shores Collection of luxury townhomes from the $300s to $400s, with models opening late this year. Positioned along Houts Reservoir, each home in the Shores Collection has views of the Reservoir or open space. Their luxury design makes them feel quite unlike the typical townhome, with private parking areas and spacious layouts that lend an upscale, modern vibe. The collection also features the community’s first ranch townhome, complete with a finished basement. From just under 2,000 square feet to almost 3,000 square feet, the four plans in the Shores Collection offer high-end finishes and unbeatable views. The only hard part of living in these townhomes is deciding whether to spend your time outside or in!

KB Home offers a selection of spacious single-family homes, with eight floor plan options from a 1,532-square-foot ranch to a 2,583-square-foot two-story home.

KB Home designs start in the low $400s. Right now, there is limited availability for single-family homes, but more home sites will become available later this year.

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The Lakes is committed to bringing the beauty, comfort and peace of the natural world into the homespace. (Photo: Lakes at Centerra).

Centered around nature

Home to more than 150 different species of birds, mammals, reptiles and fish, The Lakes at Centerra is Colorado’s only Certified Community Wildlife Habitat. This hard-won designation is provided exclusively by the National Wildlife Federation, and it’s not just a label: The Lakes at Centerra lives up to this core value, working to reinvigorate the natural environment and inviting wildlife to flourish with native plantings and extensive green space.

The Lakes also boasts a unique amenity: an on-site environmental nonprofit, the High Plains Environmental Center (HPEC).

In addition to an heirloom fruit orchard, community garden, and the kid-focused “Wild Zone” that teaches lessons about nature, independence and self-expression.

HPEC also hosts a variety of community events throughout the year. Now through September 6,

both residents and the public can participate in the nonprofit’s annual native plant sale. Customers can purchase the plants online and do contact-free pick-up at the Center.

Native plants help conserve water and support wildlife, including pollinators. The sale features beautiful blooms like Royal Catchfly, Harebell, and Poppy Mallow, as well as grasses like Yellow Indian Grass, Switchgrass, and Big Bluestem. Find details about each plant and make your purchase at suburbitat.org.

HPEC also hosts monthly birdwatching tours that are open to the public. Led by Scott Rashid, Director of the Colorado Avian Research and Rehabilitation Institute, and seasoned birder Sheila Webber of the Fort Collins Audubon Society, this immersive nature experience is limited to about ten people to ensure a peaceful and educational program.

When you live at The Lakes, you get all the benefits of a newly built home, but in an established community with abundant surrounding amenities. Centerra offers walkable and convenient shopping, dining and entertainment, as well as local seasonal events like concerts and food truck rallies. The Lakes at Centerra will kick off their event calendar again this summer, so there is always something to do in your neighborhood and in your broader community. The resident events at The Lakes show that fun and environmental stewardship go hand in hand. On Earth Day, April 24, residents of The Lakes volunteered to participate in an expansive community clean-up.

On May 6, food trucks visited The Lakes for Taco Time, celebrating Cinco de Mayo, and residents enjoyed a Coffee Connection social event the following day. The summer calendar at The Lakes is already packed with exciting resident events, including a community garage sale, the muchanticipated pool and kayak season opening, and the Summer Splash resident pool party.

Whether it’s a condominium, a townhome or a single-family home, you can find the new home of your dreams at The Lakes at Centerra, amidst an incredible community with a variety of ways to enjoy the natural world and your daily life.

The Lakes is a welcoming place – come out for a visit and start your tour at any of the builder model homes.

Learn more at lakesatcenterra. com.

The resident events at The Lakes show that fun and environmental stewardship go hand in hand. (Photos: Lakes at Centerra).

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Total Market Overview

Loveland-area key metrics by report month and for year-to-date (YTD) starting from the first of the year

Key Metrics

Historical Sparkbars

New Listings 12-2019

4-2020

8-2020

12-2020

4-2021

12-2019

4-2020

8-2020

12-2020

4-2021

12-2019

4-2020

8-2020

12-2020

4-2021

12-2019

4-2020

8-2020

12-2020

4-2021

12-2019

4-2020

8-2020

12-2020

4-2021

12-2019

4-2020

8-2020

12-2020

4-2021

12-2019

4-2020

8-2020

12-2020

4-2021

12-2019

4-2020

8-2020

12-2020

4-2021

Pending / Under Contract Sold Listings Median Sales Price Average Sales Price Pct. of List Price Received Days on Market Affordability Index Active Listings 12-2019

4-2020

8-2020

12-2020

4-2021

12-2019

4-2020

8-2020

12-2020

4-2021

Months Supply

Sold Listings

1,092 0

14

305

2

1,167 511

230

895

417

150

- 85.7%

- 24.6%

+ 6.9%

+ 75.1%

+ 19.2%

$100K to $199K

$200K to $299K

$300K to $399K

$400K to $499K

$500K to $699K

4-2020 0 9 137 906 458 405 150 44 0 2,109

4-2021 0 1 80 923 833 470 210 79 7 2,603

Change -- 88.9% - 41.6% + 1.9% + 81.9% + 16.0% + 40.0% + 79.5% -+ 23.4%

4-2020 0 5 168 186 53 12 0 0 0 424

4-2021 0 1 150 244 62 27 0 0 0 484

Inventory of Active Listings

By Price Range – All Properties

4-2020

53

3

+ 40.0%

+ 17.6%

1,159

1,055

- 9.0%

139

281

+ 102.2%

830

1,096

+ 32.0%

211

257

+ 21.8%

711

836

+ 17.6%

$387,000

$422,004

+ 9.0%

$385,000

$424,077

+ 10.1%

$434,810

$478,759

+ 10.1%

$434,373

$487,475

+ 12.2%

100.2%

102.7%

+ 2.5%

99.6%

101.8%

+ 2.2%

99

51

- 48.5%

84

64

- 23.8%

99

92

- 7.1%

100

92

- 8.0%

577

154

- 73.3%

--

--

--

2.7

0.6

- 77.8%

--

--

--

YTD-2020 YTD-2021

44

79

0

Change -- 80.0% - 10.7% + 31.2% + 17.0% + 125.0% ---+ 14.2%

3-2021 0 0 1 73 73 51 15 11 1 225

4-2021 0 0 2 58 87 46 18 6 0 217

4-2020

Percent Change

4-2021

2,603

2,533

3,087

484

424

7

+ 79.5%

--

+ 23.4%

+ 14.2%

+ 21.9%

$1.0M to $2.0M

$2.0M+

Single Family

Townhouse-Condo

All Properties

Change --+ 100.0% - 20.5% + 19.2% - 9.8% + 20.0% - 45.5% - 100.0% - 3.6%

3-2021 0 1 7 20 5 6 0 0 0 39

4-2021 0 0 6 24 9 1 0 0 0 40

Year to Date Single Family Change -- 100.0% - 14.3% + 20.0% + 80.0% - 83.3% ---+ 2.6%

4-2020 0 5 30 259 136 101 41 11 0 583

4-2021 0 0 13 207 255 138 60 24 3 700

Condo

Change -- 100.0% - 56.7% - 20.1% + 87.5% + 36.6% + 46.3% + 118.2% -+ 20.1%

4-2020 0 1 57 52 12 6 0 0 0 128

4-2021 0 1 25 69 26 15 0 0 0 136

Change -0.0% - 56.1% + 32.7% + 116.7% + 150.0% ---+ 6.3%

A measure of the number of homes available for sale at a given time.

By Property Type

4-2020

167 101 31

20

7

By Property Type

4-2021

Compared to Prior Quarter Single Family Condo

45

29

30

37

446

23

4

1

4-2021

577 132

131

154

22

+ 66.7%

+ 50.0%

- 86.8%

- 87.7%

- 81.4%

- 71.3%

- 33.3%

- 37.8%

- 75.0%

- 70.4%

- 83.2%

- 73.3%

< $100K

$100K to $199K

$200K to $299K

$300K to $399K

$400K to $499K

$500K to $699K

$700K to $999K

$1.0M to $2.0M

$2.0M+

Single Family

Townhouse-Condo

All Properties

Year over Year Single Family

By Price Range $99,999 and Below $100,000 to $199,999 $200,000 to $299,999 $300,000 to $399,999 $400,000 to $499,999 $500,000 to $699,999 $700,000 to $999,999 $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 $2,000,000 and Above All Price Ranges

10

287

4-2021

162 2

210

$700K to $999K

Rolling 12 Months Single Family Condo

10

244

2,109

497

--

6

Percent Change

4-2020

< $100K

By Price Range $99,999 and Below $100,000 to $199,999 $200,000 to $299,999 $300,000 to $399,999 $400,000 to $499,999 $500,000 to $699,999 $700,000 to $999,999 $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 $2,000,000 and Above All Price Ranges

4-2021

Actual sales that have closed in a given month.

By Price Range – All Properties – Rolling 12 Months

0

4-2020

4-2020 6 0 14 106 141 93 45 37 4 446

4-2021 10 1 6 10 24 27 30 23 1 132

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Change + 66.7% -- 57.1% - 90.6% - 83.0% - 71.0% - 33.3% - 37.8% - 75.0% - 70.4%

Compared to Prior Month Single Family Condo

Condo 4-2020 0 2 39 56 26 8 0 0 0 131

4-2021 0 2 1 10 7 2 0 0 0 22

Change -0.0% - 97.4% - 82.1% - 73.1% - 75.0% ---- 83.2%

3-2021 8 1 5 5 22 25 21 19 2 108

4-2021 10 1 6 10 24 27 30 23 1 132

Change + 25.0% 0.0% + 20.0% + 100.0% + 9.1% + 8.0% + 42.9% + 21.1% - 50.0% + 22.2%

3-2021 0 2 5 11 16 2 1 0 0 37

4-2021 0 2 1 10 7 2 0 0 0 22

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Year to Date Single Family Change -0.0% - 80.0% - 9.1% - 56.3% 0.0% - 100.0% --- 40.5%

Condo

There are no year-to-date figures for inventory because it is simply a snapshot frozen in time at the end of each month. It does not add up over a period of months.

Current as of May 5, 2021. All data from IRES, LLC. Report © 2021 ShowingTime.

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REAL ESTATE

Watch out, real estate: the millennials are coming

BY SEAN MCILLWAIN MOD Boulder Real Estate

With the postCOVID real estate market skyrocketing into the stratosphere and the intergenerational friction between Boomers, Gen X’ers, millennials, and Gen Z’ers growing by the headline, the competition for real estate just got even fiercer: the newest generation to enter the real estate market is the millennials.

In 2021, about 4.8 million millennials are turning 30, and many are expected to enter the real estate market. At the opposite end of the generation’s span, the oldest millennials are turning 40 this year, and they’re ready for more space for their growing families—think bigger garages, more bathrooms, and upgraded kitchens. For the past decade, the sharingeconomy generation has shunned traditional ownership values—but

lately, they’ve been shifting their point of view on housing. Here’s why.

The socioeconomic combination of solid careerbuilding, significant investment gains, and rock-bottom interest rates have turned dubious, renthappy millennials into eager homeowners. And while this may be one of the most competitive times in history to be on the search for a house, millennials are a savvy bunch—they’re not skittish about the urgent effort required in today’s real estate market.

This generation is chasing the American dream with a passion, and they’re not retreating anytime soon. Many millennials have

been on the real-estate hunt for over a year now, encountering multiple offers and bidding wars.

As they’re entering this next stage of life, they’re growing increasingly aware of the benefits that homeownership offers, like building equity and investing for the long term.

With millennials’ resilience and battle-ready stance, their real-estate fervor is reshaping the market for years to come. Barring a housing bubble—which, because of stabler economic circumstances, doesn’t seem likely this time around—new baselevel price points are trending higher and higher. Additionally, we’re seeing millennials leave larger cities and heading west

and south, with the Denver Metro area as one of the top destinations.

While the average millennial wants a house with a nice backyard in a desirable, quiet location, they’re more open to multi-family options like condos and quadraplexes. Good schools and attractions nearby are also common wishlist items.

And millennials aren’t afraid to plunk down their cash—current economic trends show that if they’ve got the money, they’ll spend it. New homebuilders are seeing this group of buyers drop the extra cash for luxury upgrades. (Hello, Sub-Zero appliance suite.)

Considering these trends, it’s clear that millennials are a generation who can quickly— and competitively—adapt to a changing world. They know what they want and they’re willing to fight for it. With this type of internal fortitude, millennials will continue to be dominant participants in housing markets for decades to come. Hey Gen Z, you’re up next: it’s time to show us what kind of real-estate chops you’ve got.

Sean is the founding broker of Mod Boulder Real Estate.

Call 720.252.6051, e-mail sean@modboulder.com or visit modboulder.com.

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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS The following northern Colorado home sales were supplied by Colorado Weekly Homebuyers List Inc., 303-744-2020.

Listed are the buyer, the property address, the seller and the amount.

Ault • Jim Anderson -- 328 Linden Oaks Drive, John and Jennifer Hill, $394,000.

Berthoud • Kip Farnsworth -- 2757 Heron Lakes Parkway, Bruce and Pam Mccormick, $267,000.

• Kasandra Gillaspie -- 813 Winding Brook Drive, Nre Invest LLC, $357,500.

• Wesley and Brittany Dullinger -- 561 Ten Gallon Drive, Sarah Cardenas, $405,000.

• Conan Smith -- 1110 Monroe Ave., Douglas Family Trust, $420,000.

• Andrew Runyon -- 1505 N 4th St., Nathan and Emily Carder, $460,000.

• Mario Ramirezruiz -- 1359 Sun River Road, Melody Homes Inc, $478,000.

• Karen Maksin -- 333 Rhubarb Drive, Sage Homes LLC, $494,500.

• Jose and Cindy Eriz -- 488 Wagon Bend Road, Gary and Darcy Stricker, $535,000.

• Daniel Eccher -- 687 Marmalade Drive, Windmill Homes Co, $552,000.

• Christopher Schmidt -- 526 5th St., Lory B Ohs Reed Living Trust, $555,000.

• Raymond Starck -- 903 Longview Ave., Wayne Heusden, $559,000.

• Michael and Julie Barich -- 988 Gateway Park Blvd., Kevin and Terr Michalenko, $561,000.

• Angela and Christopher Buttner -2422 Likens Drive, Joseph and Amy Troyer, $571,600.

• Daniel and Karen Westhoff -- 2095 Alpine Sky Drive, David and Elizabeth Otten, $1,106,000.

• Marsha Stone -- 2648 Country View Court, Robert and Kelly Dunn, $1,125,000.

• Mario Najera -- 1585 Moser Court, Matthew C Neel, $1,200,000.

Eaton • Michael Allmer -- 220 Cheyenne Ave., Bill and Kisty Brooks, $234,000.

• Cade Esteves -- 466 Lilac Ave., Patrick and Tiffany Schreiner, $277,500.

• Israel Hernandez -- 142 Settlers Drive, Amy Pittington, $435,000.

• Michael and Evelyn Tevelde -340 Peregrine Pt, Cecily B Cass, $750,000.

Evans • Zachery and Amanda Sterkenberg -- 3606 Ponderosa Court Unit 5, Eric and Linda Aguero, $240,000.

• Terry and Michael Rhoton -1606 39th St., Chase Ryan Slyter, $349,000.

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• Quy Nguyen -- 3307 Masterson Court, Spencer L Blodgett, $375,700.

• Crystal and Tony Jasso -- 2916 Kingfisher Cove Court, Jfr North Point LLC, $398,400.

• Joseph and Juana Savage -- 4209 Capri St., J M Bldrs LLC, $411,000.

Fort Lupton • Sherine Bowen -- 2357 Mountain Sky Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $400,500.

• John and Kaye Mcfalls -- 2417 Mountain Sky Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $413,700.

• Javier Mendoza -- 2367 Coyote Creek Drive, Century Coyote Creek LLC, $427,800.

• James and Joann Weber -- 1654 Silverado Lane, Dustin and Jenna Duff, $520,000.

• Marc and Debra Debruyne -- 10498 County Road 22, Daniel and Cathey Wellman, $650,000.

• Angela Pohl -- 10085 County Road 31, Cynthia L Ramirez, $710,000.

Gilcrest • Michael and Krystal Gurule -- 206 8th St., Sergio Romero Chaidez, $330,000.

Greeley • Kanchann Warner -- 311 13th Ave., Megan and Carl Stull, $169,000.

• James Nesch -- 1003 4th St., 201909wy 09 LLC, $172,000.

• Felipe and Samuel Coronel -- 1515 12th St., Maria Fuente, $185,000.

• John Farias -- 2707 19th St. Drive Apt 3, Jody W Miles, $204,000.

• Paul Cangilla -- 507 46th Ave., Sharon L Abuso, $205,000.

• Dalton and Brent Bednar -- 424 8th St., John Dewitt, $210,000.

• Russell Kibel -- 915 44th Ave. Court Apt 1, 4 Pt LLC, $230,000.

• Julie Thomasbirt -- 2012 Beech Ave., Sera J Shaw, $240,000.

• Bryan Nicholson -- 2428 16th Ave., Steve Gorham, $242,500.

• Juan Sanchez -- 5775 29th St. Unit 1106, Ride Summit Invest LLC, $245,000.

• Julie Thomasbirt -- 2008 Beech Ave., Brian L Gitchel, $245,000.

• Christopher and Maggi Bratton -- 1223 E 20th St., Shawn and Buffi Elliott, $250,000.

• Ivanna Vance -- 2534 15th Ave., Carol A Felton, $255,800.

• Natalia Diaz -- 229 16th Ave., Donald Guy Douglas, $262,000.

• Isrrael Jabalerachaparro -- 2308 W 6th St., Edward P Carrick, $270,000.

• Todd Schisler -- 473 25th Ave. Court, David Matthew Koster, $274,000.

• Rodolfo and Dominga Riojas -2418 Aspen Ave., Andrew Riojas, $280,000.

• Erica Jensen -- 1029 18th Ave., Norman Lane Rose, $280,000.

• Connie Swanson -- 322 E 28th St. Lane, Michael and Laurie Olson, $295,000.

• Michael and Megan Swapp -- 2409 W 20th St. Road, Jean Huffman Trust, $300,000.

• Amanda Toll -- 1900 68th Ave. Unit 1204, Willow West Properties LLC,

$303,000.

• Peter and Ashlee Kluth -- 513 26th Ave. Court, Ryan and Emily Fox, $311,500.

• Fidencio Perez -- 2544 9th Ave. Court, 2544 9th Trust, $312,500.

• Terry and Robyn Plocher -- 803 63rd Ave., Janet M Bain, $325,000.

• Karrick and Deena Koessl -- 1711 11th Ave., Ronald and Heather Florence, $328,000.

• Abraham and Magali Torres -- 1420 32nd Ave., Amanda M Stanley, $330,000.

• Jody Miles -- 4355 24th St. Road Unit 1001, Tru Grit Noco LLC, $330,000.

• Andrew Drick -- 4355 24th St. Road Unit 303, Tru Grit Noco LLC, $330,000.

• Adam Valentin -- 2029 26th Ave., Maria T Casillas, $334,000.

• Kristen Doucette -- 4634 Carlsbad Drive, Jackie and Frances Russell, $340,000.

• Tyler Marick -- 3112 51st Ave., Heber Medrano, $350,000.

• Shayla and Alexander Goodwin -4050 W 30th St. Road, Christopher A Konwinski, $350,000.

• Michelle Ceja -- 425 36th Ave., Juan and Alicia Avina, $360,000.

• Pedro Garcia -- 300 49th Ave. Place, Kyle and Jodi Gilbert, $360,000.

• Marsha Gilliland -- 7211 W 20th St. Lane, Jason Paul Wilkinson, $362,000.

• Chaz Bryan -- 232 42nd Ave., Cheryl D Mitchell, $370,000.

• Raul Martinez -- 2008 68th Ave., Richard G Lutz, $375,000.

• Scott Real -- 3806 W 12th St. Road, Larry and Linda Hull, $390,000.

• Jeremy and Nicole Delacruz -10111 W 11th St., Vanessa Mariana Lamont, $390,000.

• Jose and Orlando Hernandez -- 5106 W 16th St., Casey and Ashley Doss, $400,000.

• Bart Nickel -- 2337 49th Ave. Court, John and Brandy Staves, $415,000.

• Bryan and Taylor Sullivan -- 1747 70th Ave., Matthew R Anderson, $420,000.

• Amanda Vizcaino -- 8705 13th St. Road, Luke Rodenbough, $420,000.

• Robert and Saisha Thompson -- 5606 W 32nd St., Angele Mae Rains, $425,000.

• Miriya Navarrete -- 1314 63rd Ave. Court, Jonathan P Barber, $430,000.

• Kylar Mai -- 1310 51st Ave. Court, Mark and Robbin Mai, $430,000.

• Bradley and Elizabeth Riddell -- 8115 Surrey St., Blue Oak Properties LLC, $457,500.

• Laura and Dustin Callihan -- 2042 51st Ave., Jeffry and Melissa Corriveau, $460,000.

• Cristina Goletti -- 3209 66th Ave., James and Kristina Savoy, $460,000.

• Joseph and Elizabeth Messer -- 4906 W 11th St. Road, Cristina Enriquez, $460,000.

• Merle and Andrea Hoos -- 1710 58th Ave., Tlr Trust, $480,000.

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• Rhonda Drieth -- 1832 Pinecrest Lane, Marilyn J Martin, $540,000.

• Ryan Thompson -- 608 Riverside Court, Jeff and Susan Granlund, $865,000.

• Seth Wambolt -- 30867 Rocky Road, Frank and Dana Morgan, $890,000.

Johnstown • Jacqueline Ortiz -- 3972 Heatherwood Circle, Richard G Henry, $385,000.

• Katherine and Aaron Burke -- 2122 Redhead Drive, Michaela and Christophe Brorby, $402,000.

• Katrina Fava -- 3418 Maplewood Lane, Jovaniel Rivera, $460,000.

• Glen Nicholls -- 3740 Holmes Lane, Kristine and Michael Krizek, $462,500.

• Darcy Wojciechowski -- 3700 Wittaker Circle, Robert and De Langendorfer, $467,000.

• Cody and Ashley Korfhage -- 3472 Maplewood Lane, Tina and Brian Haag, $482,000.

• Joshua and Amber Florence -- 4774 Saddlewood Circle, Joel Lewis Kiesey, $515,000.

• Stephen and Suzette Tilley -- 1204 N 3rd St., Sandra L Meeks, $560,000.

• Regina Lennox -- 1908 Green Wing Drive, Jase and Darcy Marshall, $565,000.

• Luke and Madison Larson -- 1202 N 3rd St., Douglas J Kotzen, $612,000.

• Bryan Reinke -- 4545 Angelica Drive, Nicholas and Kymber Sadlo, $710,000.

Keenesburg • Andre Willis -- 302 Quincy Rr Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $335,900.

• Colton Hale -- 309 Quincy Rr Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $336,900.

• Sean and Elizabeth Coulter -- 312 Bowles St., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $342,900.

• Mike Gallegos -- 316 Bowles St., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $350,900.

• Jesse and Karen Martinez -- 311 Quincy Rr Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $370,900.

• Karen Miller -- 314 Bowles St., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $370,900.

• Ivan Hernandez -- 240 W Crawford Ave., Jacob Butler, $400,000.

• Ernesto Ramirez -- 3161 County Road 65, Stacey Marie Neal, $550,000.

Kersey • Kendra Moriarty -- 25453 County Road 50, Humberto and Maria Marquez, $610,000.

La Salle • Luis and Rosa Adame -- 16526 County Road 53, Ruben Guardiola, $200,000.

• Leticia Ramirez -- 217 Goodner Ave., Dale C Beal, $325,000.

Loveland • Sarah Erickson -- 2207 Austin Court, Austin Court LLC, $285,000.

• Mark and Cynthia Otteman -- 1305 S Edinburgh Drive, Velma J Combers, $300,000.

• Joshua Vasquez -- 143 E 42nd St., May 22, 2021

Janis R Lundly, $310,000.

• Terah Kivi -- 1149 E 4th St. Apt 104, Samantha and Justin Mcgough, $315,000.

• Eric Mestas -- 1071 Lavender Ave., Elizaveta Shapiro, $335,000.

• Richard Woodward -- 2570 Trio Falls Drive, Tasha A Hagemann, $340,000.

• Dany Mam -- 2138 S Douglas Ave., Julia M Peters, $342,000.

• Justin and Samantha Mcgough -- 363 Slippery Elm Place, Kenneth and Jodi Mcgough, $342,900.

• Jacqueline Dubnicka -- 1037 E 5th St., Sarah and John Hayarthur, $345,000.

• Ryan Williamson -- 770 Douglas Ave., Nicole Adams, $345,000.

• Maddison Mcdaniel -- 3030 Nunn Place, Melissa and Miguel Garciahoule, $355,000.

• John and Jennifer Rieman -- 2307 Opal Court, Troy J Sloan, $362,000.

• Luke Lenhart -- 472 W 2nd St., Douglas and Julie Lenhart, $369,000.

• William Nelson -- 1914 W 23rd St., Sara Gray, $375,000.

• Cory and Elisabeth Jennings -- 607 E 7th St., Andrew Jr Fierros, $375,000.

• Eric Kline -- 573 Callisto Drive Unit 102, Tanya M Derbaix, $380,000.

• Thomas Lockwood -- 3464 Janus Drive, Amy Duff, $381,000.

• Austin and Chealsea Allen -- 820 18th St. Sw, Kma Intnl Home Leasing Corp, $385,000.

• Dustin and Kelly Scott -- 2402 Cinnabar Court, Amalgamate LLC, $385,000.

• Sarah and Zachariah Wahrer -- 2451 W 44th St., Stephani and Michael Rudolph, $385,000.

• Audrey Baird -- 1441 Gloria Court, Mark D Wilson, $385,000.

• Alexander and Clarice Stone -- 2026 E 11th St., Ravi Rao, $394,000.

• Jennifer Jantz -- 1208 Baretta Drive, Hpa Borrower 2016 2 Ml LLC, $407,000.

• Daniel Hampton -- 2462 Trio Falls Drive, Towns Lakes LLC, $409,800.

• Brian and Patricia Pollock -- 3575 Carbondale St., Jeremy and Christine Busch, $412,500.

• Christopher Iskra -- 1221 S Del Norte Drive, Christopher K Gray, $420,000.

• Teresa Jericho -- 2466 Dawn Court, Daron G Pursley, $420,000.

• William Blindeagle -- 1946 Saguache Place, Jose and Cindy Eriz, $430,000.

• Catherine Champagne -- 3319 Chestnut Ave., Jon and Georgia Sheckler, $430,000.

• Brian and Anna Stefanovic -- 1118 Stanley Place, Sph Property Three LLC, $435,000.

• Ivan and Karen Makely -- 1405 Melissa Drive, Maranda and Gregory Fulp, $440,000.

• Dorothy Becker -- 5189 Simla Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $444,300.

• Gary and Ginger Bowman -- 2575 May 22, 2021

Keith and Noreen Nolf, $412,000.

Tupelo Drive, Tim and Deborah • David Huntley -- 16311 County Hinde, $445,000.

• Jeremy and Jennifer Chuhralya Road 38, Dennis and Connie Nagel, -- 3795 Carbondale St., Jeffrey and $490,000.

Karissa Detienne, $450,000.

• Severance • Scott Boswell -- 1972 Pikes Peak • Derrick and Bethany Meis -- 837 Drive, Smith Trust, $460,000.

Sunlight Peak Drive, Cassondra K • Javier and Javier Delrosario -- 3948 Nesby, $383,000.

Adine Court, A W Holdings Adine • Kelly Davis -- 249 Castle Drive, LLC, $475,000.

Spencer and Jennifer Cooper, • John Bard -- 1145 Grant Ave., James $400,000. and Keli Lemer, $476,200.

• Kennedy and Ashley Sanchez -- 1073 • Bonnie and Gerald Pache -- 3649 Long Meadows St., Lgi Homes Colo Taylor Walker St., Savant Homes Inc, LLC, $414,900. $477,900.

• Alex and Kelli Edmunds -- 1068 • Matthew and Monika Sherer -- 1833 Long Meadows St., Lgi Homes Colo La Salle Drive, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $418,900.

LLC, $484,900.

• Toby and Robin Newbanks -- 550 • Gabriela and Travis Smith -- 4460 Kinnikinnik Court, Joshuwa and JenAndorra Drive, Sara and Lyman nife Livingston, $427,700.

Luttes, $487,500.

• Robert Dinges -- 1085 Long • Raj Matkari -- 3394 Mount Meadows St., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, Columbia, Twin Lakes Devl LLC, $428,900. $499,900.

• Eric and Chandra Croft -- 156 Hid• Kyle Sorensen -- 4121 Foothills den Lake Drive, Melody Homes Inc, Drive, Michelle J Montee, $501,000. $431,100.

• Martin Foster -- 1791 Monarch • Travis and Sean Morton -- 1277 BakCircle, Bret and Michelle Boulter, er Pass St., J C H Davis Contractors $501,000.

Inc, $454,900.

• Steve and Amber Hill -- 1703 Huago • Susan Bush -- 1689 Shoreview ParkCourt, Michael and Kristen Lunway, Holly Jensen, $462,000. sford, $565,500.

• James and Lesley Anderson -- 1129 • Jordan and Johannah Madonna Ibex Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, -- 1621 Maiden Grass Drive, David $504,100. and Rachelle Beal, $580,000.

• Gordon Chilton -- 1380 Copeland • Thomas and Ana Skowronek -- 535 Falls Road, Kenneth and Monique Marcellina Drive, Michael and LilJames, $518,500. lian Mearse, $615,900.

• Michael West -- 1727 Vista Pt. • Jonathan and Eliza Brock -- 6460 Drive, Ronald and Kimberly Battke, Seaside Drive, Robert and Carol $565,000.

Mathia, $715,000.

Timnath • Anthony Frank -- 5132 Saint • Kellie Moser -- 5344 Eagle Creek Andrews Drive, Terence and Sandra Drive, Luke and Grace Petrun, Licence, $780,000. $458,000.

• Laura and David Pack -- 7633 • Adrianne and Miranda Ridder -Bison Bluff St., Steven B Dollman, 5058 Long Drive, Sage Homes LLC, $880,000. $461,800.

• John and Jennifer Peterson -- 4742 • Steve Kim -- 5569 Quarry St., ClinSoaring Peaks Drive, Robin and ton and Andrea Teague, $510,000.

Vicki Smith, $1,050,000.

• Micah and Valerie Elsom -- 4340 Milliken Main St., Weekley Homes LLC, • Jordan and Allison Mcavoy -- 309 $534,800.

S Kathleen Ave., Rutherford Inc, • Kevin Klemenz -- 5381 Carriage $355,000.

Hill Court, Brad and Atona Stone, • Richard Burg -- 31 E Juneberry St., $535,000.

Vernon Nelson, $367,000.

• Kari and Ryan Nielsen -- 6858 Rock • Joshua Schumacher -- 886 S Prairie River Road, Matthew and Suzanne Drive, Jose L Guzman, $386,300.

Soto, $565,000.

• Scott Paswaters -- 1743 Sunset • Timothy and Molly Arnott -- 5646 Circle, Sherry Cochrane, $395,000.

Quarry St., James and Tirzah Row• Victor and Cari Bourgeon -- 1883 land, $615,000.

Sunset Circle, Andrew W Cole, • Derek and Christine Bergsten -- 2867 $400,000.

Storm View Court, Thomas Joseph • Andrew Cribbs -- 2025 LavenLandsberger, $635,000. der Lane, Windmill Homes Co, • Jesse and Meghan Carrajat -- 6444 $435,900.

Richland Ave., Kenneth and Cherryl • Jessica and Donald Hager -- 2325 Tope, $650,000.

Birdie Way, Patti and Mason Warren, • Steven and Pamela Mccormick -5480 Tullamore Court, Saint Aubyn $487,500.

Homes LLC, $704,800.

Platteville • Tamara Sherrill -- 4224 Grand Park • Eric and Tina Wernsman -- 16486 Drive, Lreh 2 LLC, $1,000,000.

Burghley Court, Lavada M Sarchet, • Jason and Danielle Jones -- 6964 $92,000.

Dornoch Court, Noco Custom • Naomi Mendoza -- 1504 Carmelita Homes LLC, $1,024,000.

Court, Sonia G Contreras, $322,000.

• Rick Hauglid -- 718 Goodrich Court, At Home Northern Colorado

Windsor • Fabian Terrazas -- 902 Mesa Court, Gabriel Terrazasrocha, $150,000.

• Hayden Reed -- 100 Beacon Way Unit 7b, Kaelee P Morton, $240,000.

• Charles Karnes -- 904 Cameron Drive, Bruce R Frohman, $342,500.

• Darin Foss -- 1934 Mahogany Way, Ben and Lindsay Romero, $374,900.

• Evan Gamboa -- 412 Mallard Drive, Jeremiah Kleist, $380,000.

• Damon and Nicolle Das -- 595 Cherryridge Drive, Terry and Karmen Jordan, $405,000.

• Austin Reiter -- 1935 Golden Horizon Drive, J J Constr Northern Colo LLC, $424,300.

• Essie Curtisrockwell -- 30 Lodgepole Drive, Monty and Karen Brooks, $437,000.

• William and Cassidy Anderson -- 1006 Pinyon Drive, Stephanie S Thomsen, $460,000.

• Heather Akins -- 1753 Floret Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $486,100.

• Aaron Allen -- 672 Shoshone Court, Jason Daniels, $490,000.

• Stanley Blair -- 1038 Arkansas River Court, Seyfi Foundation Inc, $498,000.

• Joseph White -- 509 Palisade Mountain Drive, K3m Trust, $510,000.

• Nathan Kinney -- 1888 Paley Drive, Allan and Kerrie Wilson, $522,000.

• Anne Kollar -- 476 Greenspire Drive, Windmill Homes Co, $526,100.

• Stein Christensen -- 1814 Hydrangea Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $564,100.

• Christopher and Karen Towne -2121 Glean Drive, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $567,500.

• Cody Griggs -- 2129 Setting Sun Drive, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $579,300.

• Danilo and Ana Silva -- 1898 Golden Horizon Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $579,600.

• Sheala Edwards -- 408 Gannet Peak Drive, Eric Flores, $605,000.

• Brian and Susan Kuznik -- 1592 Thunder Cloud Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $635,500.

• Daniel and Hope Leal -- 1408 Red Fox Circle, Steve and Julie Denkers, $724,900.

• Eric Flores -- 33810 Siasconset Road, Vivian S Cates, $742,500.

• Michael and Debra Bonkiewicz -- 2105 Meander Road, Georgy Barlow, $755,000.

• Lawrence and Kayla Davis -- 6539 Aberdour Circle, Andrew and Molly Montgomery, $950,000.

• Jonathan and Monique Thompson -1817 Seashell Court, Edwin Garcia, $1,625,000.

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