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Your chimney and fireplace work together to create an eyecatching home centerpiece and a source of warmth and comfort. (Plus, without them, how does Santa Claus slide down or Mary Poppins’ chimney-sweeping friends pop up?) Chimneys often appear to be the essence of durability — literally rock-solid home features that don’t need much attention. But despite their stalwart appearance, chimneys require regular cleaning and care inside and out to maintain.
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Keep your chimney cap tight Chimney caps protect your chimney from the elements. Without them, rain can go down the flue and deteriorate the mortar joints. Plus, animals love to use uncapped chimneys as hiding places, so you’ll do both yourself and them a favor by keeping them out. When a chimney cap is damaged, it’s often a better idea to replace rather than repair it.
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Get your gas fireplace inspected annually Gas fireplaces offer easy and convenient flames, but don’t take that simplicity for granted. A malfunctioning gas fireplace can release odorless carbon monoxide into the air. Get your gas fireplace inspected and checked by a pro every year. This service will cost between $75 and $125.
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even the best chimney needs to be replaced after enough decades in service.“When a pro tells you that your chimney has suffered a lot of damage or is approaching its end of life, it’s time to rebuild,” Mehta says.
You’ll catch minor repairs before they become big and save money by regularly checking the exterior of your chimney for problems. Pros say a chimney neglected too long might need to be rebuilt from the roofline up. Replacing old mortar with newer materials, known as tuckpointing, costs an average of $200.
Masonry chimneys are the most common, built from brick or stone and mortar and integrated into the home’s structural design. They’re highly durable; when properly maintained, they’ll last more than 100 years. “If you use your chimney regularly, you should have it cleaned once per year,” says Rupa Mehta, Angi Outdoor & Everyday Services Home Expert. “You should address cracks and leaks as soon as they appear.” The most common repairs include filling brick and mortar cracks and installing new caps or Repairingcrowns.simple cracks or leaks on a chimney runs between $160 and $750, and completing them as needed can add decades to your chimney’s life. However,
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A partial rebuild costs $1,000 to $3,000. Completely rebuilding a chimney can cost as much as $10,000.Whenhiring a masonry pro to work on your chimney, ask about their experience with your specific type of chimney and materials. Chimneys come in a variety of types, and the right skills and experience play a big role in doing the work correctly. Ask for photographs of any damage they propose to Chimneyrepair.andfireplace damage can be hard to see without being on the roof or inside the flue itself, particularly with masonry designs. Requesting photos will help you understand the scope of your job — and ensure your pro’s suggested repairs are accurate.
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If you use your fireplace more than once or twice a week, you should hire a chimney sweep yearly. If you use it only for holidays or occasional weekends, you can go two or three years between cleanings. However, it would be best if you didn’t go longer than that. This service usually costs between $130 and $380.
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versus unfinished space whether it is basement space or not.
FHA or the Federal Housing Administration defines Gross Living Area (GLA) for square footage as the total area of finished, above grade residential space calculated by measuring the outside perimeter of the structure. It includes only finished, habitable, above-grade living space.ANSI stands for American
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As a buyer, if you have any concerns about the accuracy of the square footage represented, you can hire an independent professional to measure your home or measure it yourself.
• A prior appraisal tends to be a fairly accurate source for square footages. Appraisers are out measuring homes most every day, adhere to standards, and are very good at it.
How do you measure square footage in residential properties?
For townhomes, exterior measurements are used, but with an estimate for ½ the width of the common wall counted in square footage.Inorder for square footage to be counted in the total, the area must be heated and habitable. Attic space is counted if it is finished and heated. If the ceiling is sloping, square footage is counted for areas where there is at least a five-foot ceiling clearance.
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• Builder plans may be a representation of the floor plan and not an accurate statement of square footage as built.
Single family homes are usually measured using outside measurements, meaning the width of the wall is included in the total square footage number. Most appraisers use a tape measure divided up into 1/10th of a foot and use the measured distance. Some appraisers will round to the nearest ½ Generallyfoot.,condos are measured inside wall to inside wall without counting the width of the wall.
• Assessor measurements are usually used for representation of the square footage used in the MLS. The accuracy depends on whether the assessor measured as built or took the square footage off builder plans.
• Real estate agents can measure the home, but most will refer to other professionals and sources for the square footage information.
Duane has been a Realtor for RE/MAX of Boulder since 1982. Living the life of a Realtor and being immersed in real estate led to the inception of his book, Realtor for Life. For questions, DuaneDuggan@boulderco.com,e-mail call 303.441.5611 or visit boulderco.com.
The Colorado Square Footage Form contains the disclosure below:Thefirst section of the form indicates whether or not the listing agent measured the home and what methodology was used. Exterior measurement simply means measuring the outside walls, which means square footage actually includes the width of the wall.
If you have three measureprofessionalsdifferentahome, you will likely be presented with three slightly different results. Why is that? Different standards, rounding differences, and local customs are just a few of the reasons.
Colorado’s Square Footage Disclosure Form
Areas that are not included in square footage are unfinished areas, garages, patios, decks, porches, and sheds. In some markets and standards, basements may not be included, even if they are finished and heated. Most Multiple Listing Services (MLS) systems break down the square footage by level. Some MLS systems will include the basement in the total square footage and some won’t. Almost all systems will show a breakdown of finished
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National Standard Institute. This standard was adopted in 1996. A few of the general principles: If exterior measurements are used, square footage counts the wall width itself. The same for basements as the width of the concrete wall is counted in basement square footage. Finished attic space is measured to the extent there is a five-foot overhead clearance.Thesecond section of the form indicates that the square footage came from a source other than the listing agent measuring. The options are prior appraisal, building plans, or assessor’s office. The “other” section might be for a separate square footage measuring company.
In Colorado, agents are required to fill out a disclosure form, stating the source of square footage measurements for the MLS.The choices are:
Colorado State University Extension, together with Boulder County Parks and Open Space, provides unbiased, research-based information about consumer and family issues, horticulture, natural resources, agriculture and 4-H youth development. For more information contact Colorado State University Extension at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Rd., Box B, Longmont, 303.678.6238, e-mail comeara@bouldercounty.org or visit ext.colostate.edu/boulder
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want to add organic matter into the top 6-inches to make the seed bed more hospitable. If you till it in, you will bring weed seeds to the surface. While this sounds like a bad thing, you can use it to your advantage. If you start prepping soon enough in the season, you can water the area and allow those seeds to germinate. Then you can come in and weed those out. Preparations may take more time in areas where the number of weed seeds is high or if you have more difficult to remove species like Canada thistle or bindweed.
Almost time to sow native seeds
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Native wildflower and grass seeds can be sown any time of year, but we are about to enter the ideal sowing window: Fall. Whether you are looking to covert a small section of your yard to a more naturalized looking pollinator garden, or your HOA is considering creating large areas of native vegetation, as the cooler weather approaches, you can be planning out your steps.
Fall is a great time to seed most species that will come in a native wildflower seed mix. Ensuring good “seed to soil” contact is important. By that we mean making sure that each seed is touching the soil and typically has a thin layer over it. You can accomplish this by putting your seed out at the proper rate and then lightly raking over it. Then tamp the soil with your feet by
Seed sourcing
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than more generic, national level brands. What might work well in the one part of the county, could be a problem here in the intermountain-west. Which wildflower mix you choose will depend on your location and site. Just like if you’re planting live plants from the nursery, you want to make sure that you choose appropriate species for your soil type, exposure (sun vs. shade), elevation, and moisture levels (what you’re willing to provide or based on site conditions).
Deryn Davidson, Horticulture Agent, Colorado State University Extension Boulder County
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gently walking on it to make sure that contact is happening. Purchased seed should come with a recommended “seeding rate”, or the number of seeds to sow per area of ground. For example, the recommendation might be 5-pounds per acre if you’re doing a large area, or 1-ounce per 100-square feet for smaller areas. If you’re seeding larger areas, the rake and tamping by walking method might not be realistic. In those instances, you’ll want to investigate mechanical seed spreaders and larger options for achieving the seed to soil contact like a sod roller. The moisture that we (hopefully) receive over the coming winter months will allow for germination the following spring. If we don’t get much moisture over the winter, be sure to water the area in the spring and keep it moist (not soggy wet) until you start to see seedlings emerge.
Site preparation is typically necessary to get the space ready for seeding. In some areas this is minimal, in other areas you made need a full year. If you’re removing turf, that needs to be done ahead of time. If you have an open area of soil, weed control needs to be done before sowing so that next spring the seedlings don’t have to compete with established weeds. If your soil is compacted or low quality, you’ll
There are many wildflower mixes available both in retail and online spaces. Buyers beware, some of the species that might be included in those mixes are often non-native and invasive. They can quickly become more of an issue than a benefit. Be sure to look closely at the species list and try to source your seeds from local, reputable sources rather
Site preparation
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Northern Colorado takes your breath away with its towering mountains and sweeping landscapes. Its natural beauty makes it a highly sought-after place to call home. The state’s masterful builders
The 2022 NoCo HBA Parade of Homes continues this. The event is free to everyone. Homes and showrooms are open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. There are four showrooms, four lots and 21 homes along the route this yearWith 29 locations to visit, it’s a busy
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are trying to do right by this spectacular landscape by building homes that add to the beauty of the countryside.
This month, step inside Northern Colorado’s newest homes during the Home Builders Association of Northern Colorado’s Annual Parade of Homes event. You don’t want to miss the breathtaking beauty of these artfully crafted custom and semi-custom homes. Get ready for some amazing aesthetics, gorgeous locations and the most innovative ideas in the area.
lead to the neighborhood park, nearby Richard’s Lake and downtown Fort Collins. The resort-style pool and onsite learning center offer opportunities for community connection.
The NoCo HBA Parade of Homes would not be possible without all the community sponsors that help make it possible. These sponsors include FNBO Mortgage, Lone Creek Custom Homes, Custom On-Site Builders, ReMax Alliance, Elevations Credit Union, Prosper Home & Land, Timberline Audio Video, Comcast, Centennial Leasing & Sales, Land Title, American Legend Homes, StrucSure Home Warranty, TDS Telcom & Jen Ammerman, FNBO and Kamtz Cabinets.
Enjoy these subdivisions and more as you tour the parade route. Be sure to take note of your favorite rooms, finishes and overall homes. The Lone Creek Custom Homes People’s Picks invites you to vote online for your favorites. Voting ends at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 20,Ever2022.ylocation you visit is also an opportunity to walk away with a prize. FNBO Mortgage is sponsoring the $500 Parade of Homes Giveaway Contest. Every location visited is an opportunity to enter by scanning the code and entering the contest. Three lucky winners will win $500 Visa gift cards.
Herethem.are some additional suggestions to make the event convenient and enjoyable. Pack water, snacks and a cellphone charger in your vehicle. Wear comfortable shoes that are easy to slip on and off when visiting houses or be prepared to place booties over them
Win Big — FNBO is giving away $500 Visa gift cards to three lucky attendees! Enter at each location for additional chances to win.
Harvest is another new community with a wealth of reasons to call home. It’s located in historic Berthoud, a small town rooted in agriculture. Harvest will feature custom-built homes on quarter-acre lots with breathtaking views and exciting amenities close by. The community will host about 100 custom homes. During the first phase of the project custom home builders include Bronze Door Custom Homes, Fricke Custom Homes, Keirns, OMNI Homes and Rhoades. For Phase 2, the additional builders are Calbuilt, Custom On-Site Builders, Sigg Brothers, and Ridgeway CustomHarvestHomes.residents have easy access to the very best of Northern Colorado living. The TPC Colorado PGA golf course and the brand new Berthoud Recreation Center are within a few miles. Carter Lake is a 12-minute
Take some time to see local attractions like parks, playgrounds and restaurants. These make great stops if the kids are along for the ride. The community you call home is as important as the space inside. This year, several new communities are showcasing their many perks. From jaw-dropping designs to exclusive amenities, be sure to drop by and see what they have to offer Custom On-Site Builders has been building in Northern Colorado for over 25 years. The company prides itself on its “affordable luxury.” That means allowing homeowners to customize spaces that they’ve only dreamed of. During the parade, you’re invited to check out their master planned community Heron Lakes, an outdoor enthusiast’s dream. The community is close to Loveland and Fort Collins
For more information about the event visit nocohba.com.
drive. Old Town Berthoud is another draw with familyowned restaurants, two theyconnectedwhereintowallsextendtoofofredefineCollinsdowntownbreweriesaward-winningandquaintshopping.SondersFortistryingtotheconcept“home.”Thegoalthecommunityishavethatfeelingbeyondtheofahomeandthecommunityresidentsfeeltowherelive.Thismasterplannedcommunityisbuiltwithintentionandconnectioninmind.
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For recreationists, Heron Lakes has everything within a stone’s throw including trails, boating and reservoirs, all within walking distance. The community also boasts one of the only 14 TPC golf courses in the country –and the only one in Colorado. Heron Lakes is conveniently located and has everything residents need nearby. The subdivision also features a 65,000-foot clubhouse that includes a bar, pool, restaurant and private workout facility
day trying to fit in all the homes and showrooms. However, with three days to parade, you can take your time to see the sights. Be sure to look through the Parade of Homes magazine or online, www.nocohba.com, and select your must-see homes. Plan your route using the map and visit the ones that catch your eye first to make sure you don’t miss
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11 Mountain View Builder: Baessler Homes LOVELAND
ur region is home to more than 431,000 residents and includes some of the most diverse, natural landscapes and sustainable development along the Northern Front Range of Colorado.
10 Pintail Commons at Johnstown Village Builder: Richfield Homes
28 Sunfield Builder: Windmill Homes
16 Greenspire Builder: Windmill Homes
27 Brookstone Builder: Windmill Homes
1 Farmstead Builder: Sage Homes
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9 The Ridgeat Johnstown Builder: Bridgewater Homes
It’s no wonder why those who live here stay and why our the area is coveted as a place to relocate to.
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18 Seasons at Hunters Crossing Builder: Richmond American Homes
2 Rose Farm Acres Builder: Richmond American
Builder: Landmark Homes, Lifestyle Custom Homes, Toll Brothers
8 Park ThompsonHouseRiver Ranch Builder: Oakwood Homes
7 The Lakes at Centerra Builder: Bridgewater Homes, Landmark Homes, KB Home
Builder: American Legend Homes, Richmond American Homes
To view new home communities and builders across the Colorado Front Range, view our interactive map online at: www AtHomeColorado.com/NewHomeMap
Here we highlight a selection of the area’s new home communities and which builders are building where.
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26 Promontory Builder: Journey Homes
22 Timnath Lakes
13 Vernazza Builder: Landmark Homes
Builder: American Legend Homes, Hartford Homes, Wonderland Homes
6 Eagle Brook Meadows Builder: Bridgewater Homes, Challenger Homes
17 Village East Builder: Journey Homes
Builder: Toll Brothers
4 The Enclave at Dakota Glen Builder: Glen Homes
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Builder: Richmond American Homes, Dream Finders Homes
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5 The Enclave at Mariana Butte Builder: American Legend Homes
21 Trailside Builder: Wonderland Homes
20 Veranda Brio Builder: Westmark Homes
23 Wildwing Patio Homes Builder: Hartford Homes
14 Country Farms Village Builder: Landmark Homes
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19 Harmony Builder: Landmark Homes
25 Northridge TrailsTownhomes Builder: Hartford Homes
24 Serratoga Falls
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Fifteen states posted higher annual home equity gains than the average in the Q2 2022 CoreLogic Homeowner Equity Insights report. Here are the top 10 states and the average equity homeowners gained: Hawaii $130K California $117K Florida $100K Arizona $89K Nevada $82K Washington $82K Colorado $71K Utah $71K North Carolina $70K South Carolina $69K
Colorado Home Equity Gains Exceed U.S. Average
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Negative equity — also known as upside-down mortgages or borrowers who owe more on their mortgages than their homes are currently worth —went down.
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The result: Borrowers now have almost $300,000 total average equity — the highest ever reported in the CoreLogic data series. The price growth combined with the refinance boom of the last two years helped lower the national average loan-to-value ratio to 42%, the lowest reported in the CoreLogic data series since 2010.
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 40year background in residential and commercial real estate. For questions, e-mail Tom at tomkalinski33@gmail. com, call 303.441.5620, or visit boulderco.com.
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total number of mortgaged homes in negative equity decreased 18% from 1.3 million to 1 million homes, or 1.8% of all mortgaged properties.Basedon mortgages held in Q2 2022, CoreLogic predicts that “if home prices increase by 5%, 116,000 homes would regain equity; if home prices decline by 5%, 148,000 properties would fallTheunderwater.”growthinhome equity points to a still positive outlook for homeownership, which has long been recognized as one of the most consistent ways to build wealth for future generations. The net worth of a typical homeowner is about 40 times that of a renter, according to the National Association of Realtors.
ranks among the top 10 states for highest average equity gain, rising $71,000 year over year, according to the Q2 2022 CoreLogic Homeowner Equity Insights report. Hawaii, California and Florida — all with gains of $100,000 or more — led the nation for the highest average equity gain. Home equity represents the monetary value of your home compared to mortgage owed.U.S. homeowners with mortgages, which is about 63% of all properties, saw their equity rise collectively by a total of over $3.6 trillion since the second quarter of 2021, a gain of 27.8% year over year, writes the Q2 2022 CoreLogic Homeowner Equity Insights report.
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September 17, 2022 ATHOMECOLORADO.COM 13 Key Metrics Historical Sparkbars 8 2021 8 2022 Percent Change YTD-2021 YTD-2022 Percent Change Affordability Index 89 63 - 29.2% 91 Months Supply 1.2 2.0 + 66.7% Active Listings 923 1,326 + 43.7% - 15.9% - 29.7%64 99.8% - 2.4% 102.0% Days on Market 42 34 5,076 $539,807 $490,000 101.8% Median Sales Price $439,011 $491,221 + 11.9% $426,203 Average Sales Price $476,742 $534,654 + 12.1% $470,375 Pct of List Price Received 102.3% Sold Listings 822 586 - 28.7% 5,821 + 14.8% - 19.0% 44 37 - 0.2% - 2.0% 5,157 - 16.4% 6,491 - 12.8% + 15.0% Pending / Under Contract 730 647 - 11.4% 6,170 New Listings 748 787 + 5.2% 6,624 4 2021 8 2021 12 2021 4 2022 8 2022 4 2021 8 2021 12 2021 4 2022 8 2022 4 2021 8 2021 12 2021 4 2022 8 2022 4 2021 8 2021 12 2021 4 2022 8 2022 4 2021 8 2021 12 2021 4 2022 8 2022 4 2021 8 2021 12 2021 4 2022 8 2022 4 2021 8 2021 12 2021 4 2022 8 2022 4 2021 8 2021 12 2021 4 2022 8 2022 4 2021 8 2021 12 2021 4 2022 8 2022 4 2021 8 2021 12 2021 4 2022 8 2022 By Price Range 8-2021 8-2022 Change 8-2021 8-2022 Change 7-2022 8-2022 Change 7-2022 8-2022 Change 8-2021 8-2022 Change 8-2021 8-2022 Change $99,999 and Below 3 6 + 100.0% 1 0 - 100.0% 2 0 - 100.0% 0 0 1 5 + 400.0% 1 0 - 100.0% $100,000 to $199,999 61 31 - 49.2% 20 6 - 70.0% 1 1 0.0% 0 0 38 16 - 57.9% 11 3 - 72.7% $200,000 to $299,999 578 215 - 62.8% 325 166 - 48.9% 7 11 + 57.1% 6 6 0.0% 305 115 - 62.3% 200 79 - 60.5% $300,000 to $399,999 2,463 1,014 - 58.8% 363 437 + 20.4% 71 76 + 7.0% 31 25 - 19.4% 1,360 542 - 60.1% 262 261 - 0.4% $400,000 to $499,999 2,770 2,473 - 10.7% 68 163 + 139.7% 146 175 + 19.9% 10 22 + 120.0% 1,924 1,569 - 18.5% 62 112 + 80.6% $500,000 to $699,999 1,563 2,441 + 56.2% 16 44 + 175.0% 175 189 + 8.0% 7 8 + 14.3% 1,122 1,654 + 47.4% 12 39 + 225.0% $700,000 to $999,999 488 657 + 34.6% 0 4 64 48 - 25.0% 1 1 0.0% 377 478 + 26.8% 0 4 $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 132 238 + 80.3% 0 2 20 23 + 15.0% 0 0 106 165 + 55.7% 0 0 $2,000,000 and Above 12 15 + 25.0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 13 + 85.7% 0 0 All Price Ranges 8,070 7,090 - 12.1% 793 822 + 3.7% 486 523 + 7.6% 55 62 + 12.7% 5,240 4,557 - 13.0% 548 498 - 9.1% Rolling 12 Months Compared to Prior Month Year to Date Single Family Townhouse Condo Single Family Townhouse Condo Single Family Townhouse-Condo 8 070 793 8 904 7,090 822 7 951 S ngle Fami y Townhouse Condo All Propert es By Property Type 8 2021 8 2022 4 85 909 2,830 2,839 1,583 496 141 176 39 383 1 452 2 636 2 487 671 255 22 < $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+ By Price Range All Properties Rolling 12 Months 8 2021 8 2022 + 29 4%+ 50 0% 54 1% 57 9% 48 7% + 80 9%7 2% + 57 1% + 35 3% 12 1% + 3 7% 10 7% By Price Range 8-2021 8-2022 Change 8-2021 8-2022 Change 7-2022 8-2022 Change 7-2022 8-2022 Change $99,999 and Below 132 139 + 5.3% 2 2 0.0% 139 139 0.0% 2 2 0.0% $100,000 to $199,999 40 41 + 2.5% 1 1 0.0% 42 41 - 2.4% 1 1 0.0% $200,000 to $299,999 29 20 - 31.0% 8 4 - 50.0% 26 20 - 23.1% 6 4 - 33.3% $300,000 to $399,999 78 89 + 14.1% 56 34 - 39.3% 97 89 - 8.2% 42 34 - 19.0% $400,000 to $499,999 156 256 + 64.1% 13 24 291 256 - 12.0% 28 24 - 14.3% $500,000 to $699,999 225 383 + 70.2% 1 13 + 84.6% 403 383 - 5.0% 17 13 - 23.5% $700,000 to $999,999 87 176 + 102.3% 0 0 173 176 + 1.7% 1 0 - 100.0% $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 43 95 + 120.9% 1 0 - 100.0% 98 95 - 3.1% 0 0 $2,000,000 and Above 11 21 + 90.9% 0 0 19 21 + 10.5% 0 0 All Price Ranges 801 1,220 + 52.3% 82 78 - 4.9% 1,288 1,220 5.3% 97 78 19.6% Townhouse-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. Year over Year Compared to Prior Month Year to Date Single Family Townhouse Condo Single Family Townhouse Condo Single Family 801 82 9231 220 78 1,326 S ngle Fami y Townhouse Condo A l Properties By Property Type 8 2021 8 2022 134 42 39 136 169 226 92 60 25 141 42 25 124 281 398 180 104 31 < $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+ By Price Range – All Properties 8 2021 8 2022 + 24 0%+ 5 2% 0 0% 35 9% 8 8% + 73 3%+ 76 1% + 95 7% + 52 3% 4 9% + 43 7%+ 66 3% +1200.0% Total Market Overview Greeley-area key metrics by report month and for year-to-date (YTD) starting from the first of the year provided by Greeley Area Realtor Association. Sold Listings Actual sales that have closed in a given month. Inventory of Active Listings A measure of the number of homes available for sale at a given time. Current as of September 4, 2022 All data from IRES, LLC Report © 2020 ShowingTime
• Frederick and Rachel Carey -- 8183 County Road 48 1/2, Lisa and Thomas Price, $625,000.
• Jaclyn Hickey -- 1748 Glen Mead ows Drive, Amber D Comegys, $285,000.
Berthoud
• Donna Boone -- 2310 W 8th St., Jennifer Christine Hood, $300,000.
$370,000.
• Suyun Gu -- 3822 W 11th St. Unit 33, Jennifer Nutefall, $425,000.
• Andrew Guttersen -- 612 Al pine Ave., Cheri Annette Lucero, $275,000.
• Marissa Sanchez -- 5319 Cherry wood Lane, Rocky Mount Invest Group LLC, $469,900.
• Steven and Stephanie Merritt -- 301 Molinar St., Baessler Townhomes Colo LLC, $334,800.
• John and Deena Stahley -- 318 1st St., Gregory and Nikki Michalik, $285,000.
• Heather Bunyan -- 1519 61st Ave. Court, Matthew and Denise Nor dsiek, $610,000.
• Carlos and Erin Erin -- 2616 23rd Ave., Riley A Fisher, $373,000.
• Keith Melendez -- 4118 W 31st St., Brian Natotschi, $415,000.
• Cynthia and Jason Summers -- 2391 Kermesite Court, Tonya and Christo Chustz, $449,500
• Amber Comegys -- 4804 W 5th St., Jennifer Marie Morales, $418,000.
• Lucas and Kristina Kinser -- 1367 6th St. Se, Harry and Sue Fowler, $470,000.
• Timothy Ray -- 1505 27th Ave., Rachel and Sara Buchleiter, $378,000.
Keenesburg
• Steven Bernhardt -- 2521 Carla Drive, Curtis and Megan Hart, $425,000.
• Alejandro Ocampodejesus -- 207 Zachary St., Lester A Mccullough, $466,000.
• Christopher Soricelli -- 283 Molinar St., Baessler Townhomes Colo LLC, $381,900.
• Jacob Hungsberg -- 820 Scarbor ough Drive, Patrick and Robin Busteed, $442,300
• Thomas and Annabelle Canzona -1210 38th Ave., Donna M Brenckle, $568,000.
• Kianna Antuna -- 223 N 62nd Ave., Melody Homes Inc, $505,000.
• Travis Couture -- 987 Green Wood Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $733,300.
• Kevin and Dena Stark -- 2925 Aspen Ave., Opendoor Property Trust I,
• Graham and Jennifer Leachman -- 798 Blue Azurite Ave., John M Baughman, $405,000
• Travis and Lori Gawryletz -- 205 Cowbell Drive, Sage Homes LLC, $693,500.
• Daniel and Jennifer Blomquist -2652 Eugene Drive, Lentz Family Revocable Trust, $469,000
• Kylee and Jeremiah Bossow -- 657 Harvard St., Lennar Colo LLC, $460,000.
• Robert and Lois Rentz -- 436 Frontier Lane, William Kirkland, $470,000.
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.
• Kevin Lapointe -- 711 47th Ave. Court, Darlene A Edwards, $380,500.
• Linda Moore -- 3317 Banyan Ave., Ronald and Lynn Nunamaker, $535,000.
• Isabel and Arien Henry -- 1618 Pin yon Court, John Russell Schroeder, $365,000.
• Taylor Bates -- 3620 Fletcher St., Purchasing Fund 2020 1 LLC, $489,100.
Greeley
• Meighan and Riley Kerr -- 2435 12th Ave., Henry and Emma Rosin, $288,000.
• Judy Campbell -- 1118 24th Ave. Court, Eduardo and Sadie Simental, $398,000.
• Samuel Schall -- 2333 5th Ave., United Colo LLC, $170,000.
• Tara and Ronald Russell -- 2526 Wren Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $526,300.
La Salle
• Matthew Gloe -- 538 S 9th St., William C Huss, $572,500.
• Beth Ellis -- 1136 31st Ave., Tony E Cook, $325,000.
• Karen Bargelski -- 419 N Brisbane Ave., Susan and Theodore Buderus, $495,000.
• Robert and Helene Rogish -- 318 N 64th Ave., Melody Homes Inc, $550,000.
• Joel and Dana Dejong -- 1104 Hill top Drive, Deanice S Baum Trust, $455,000.
• Amelia Williams -- 6613 4th St. Road Unit 5, Hartford Constr LLC, $415,000.
• David and Elizabeth Burke -- 556 Columbia St., Lennar Colo LLC, $600,000.
• Suzanne and Tyson Hull -- 2470 Siskin Way, Melody Homes Inc, $540,200.
• Patricia Phillips -- 1269 Tupelo Drive, William Wallick, $525,000.
Ault
•• Loveland
• Jason and Debora Bernagozzi -- 2457 Nyssa Drive, Bonnie Lou Ruesegger, $427,000.
• Salvador and Maribel Guzman -- 1626 104th Ave. Court, Journey Homes LLC, $450,200.
Kersey
• Breanna Tjaden -- 855 Mount Massive St., Sheila and James Dickey, $625,000.
• Gregory and Nikki Michalik -- 317 51st Ave., Molly Jean Allinder, $385,000.
• Carol and Robert Hanft -- 3661 Goodwin St., Christopher and Loretta Quick, $590,000.
• John and Amber Demoss -- 6613 4th St. Road Unit 3, Hartford Con str LLC, $414,900.
• Jamie Gray -- 2399 Siskin Way, Melody Homes Inc, $499,000.
• Justin Defazio -- 1601 106th Ave., Journey Homes LLC, $493,500.
• Andrew Koerperich -- 2405 34th Ave., Elizabeth R Houle, $375,000.
• Michael and Paulette Bankson -2380 Siskin Way, Melody Homes Inc, $542,400.
• Aaron Macan -- 2124 13th St., Trish Bartek, $340,000.
• Christopher and Malissa White -- 710 Crossbill Drive, Heritage 7th LLC, $534,400.
• Robert and Hillary Bacigalupo -1699 Rivergate Way, Melody Homes Inc, $733,100.
Johnstown
• Claudia and Ritchie Sauceda -- 305 N 64th Ave., Melody Homes Inc, $453,600.
• Jordan and Whitney Jones -- 4179 Chasm Lake Drive, Kb Home Colo Inc, $532,600
• Amber and Charles Mcintire -- 519 Depot Ave., Shawnda and Justin Richmann, $410,000.
• Julia Randall -- 2452 Siskin Way, Melody Homes Inc, $535,200.
• Scott Weeks -- 404 Ellie Way, Donald M Lengner, $575,000.
• Mark and Cherilee Clinesmith -1905 Almond Ave., Jeanne Wilson, $325,000.
• James Ringbauer -- 1609 104th Ave. Court, Journey Homes LLC, $424,600.
• Bradley Soucek -- 2677 Diamondback Drive, Mission Ventures LLC, $324,700.
• Jordan Roseland -- 1215 19th St., Kyle Ragland, $495,000.
• Dylan and Zoe Kehr -- 4227 W 17th St., David and Lucinda Lewis, $460,000.
• Erik and Chloe Knoche -- 6613 4th St. Road Unit 4, Hartford Constr LLC, $406,900
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• Javier Holguin -- 328 N 4th St., Kylie Jo Ingram, $345,000.
• Seth Rathbun -- 832 Banyan Court, Mark and Sabrina Smith, $455,000.
• Ryan and Desiree Baessler -- 105 S Elm St., Ronda Baessler, $210,000.
• Bhooshan and Aparna Karnik -- 612 66th Ave., Hartford Constr LLC, $605,400.
• Anthony Mazar -- 2770 Tallgrass Lane, Logan and Savanna Campbell, $410,000.
• Dillon Thomas -- 2398 Siskin Way, Melody Homes Inc, $578,200.
• Michael Fussell -- 970 Grant Ave., Iva M Langer Property Trust, $476,900.
• Michael and Tonya Pellett -- 4366 Thompson Parkway, Stanley C Freking, $735,000.
• Joseph Santavicca -- 770 N Jefferson Ave., David and Kathy Krout, $410,000.
• James Lewton -- 1327 Gateway Drive, Marjean M Carpenter, $425,000.
• Mikayla Stone -- 1415 10th St., Marie C Lavigne, $280,000.
• Steve and Stacie Neave -- 584 Columbia St., Lennar Colo LLC, $600,000.
• Daniel and Suzanne Oliver -- 1855 Halfmoon Circle, Allison Properties LLC, $434,900.
• Steven Conaway -- 2449 Anemonie Court, Michael G Cross, $535,000.
• Jaybian Parras -- 202 N 48th Ave., Eric Ellzey, $511,000.
• Megan and Vernon Stewart -- 1005 3rd St., Fisher Trust, $63,600.
• Simon Dawson -- 2431 W 6th St., Jeremy Smith, $345,000.
• Brian and Amanda Maheux -- 1612 104th Ave., Journey Homes LLC, $459,200.
• Robert and Robert Baca -- 253 Lori Drive, Cathy and Rocci Bryan, $438,000.
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• Olivia Orama -- 2125 7th St. Road, Luanne and Brian Kadlub, $290,000.
• Elizabeth Houle -- 1618 104th Ave., Journey Homes LLC, $462,600.
• Ann Herman -- 18850 County Road 49, Kathy J Walters, $850,000
• Meghan Adent -- 295 Molinar St., Baessler Townhomes Colo LLC, $374,900.
• Floyd Bundren -- 909 N 4th St., Ste phen and Laurie Boehm, $455,000.
• David and Rina Burns -- 365 Can yonlands St., Christopher Goodspeed, $615,000.
• Richard and Guyla Fleming -- 4623 Vinewood Way, Chad and Tonya Gillespie, $629,900.
• Alondra Flores -- 665 Harvard St., Lennar Colo LLC, $568,800.
• Adolfo and Rhonda Rodriguez -4171 Chasm Lake Drive, Kb Home Colo Inc, $521,400
• Austin Jackson -- 1918 11th St., Joy and Daniel Berg, $380,000.
• Matthew Oliver -- 3210 Logan Ave., Tim Pippin, $525,000
• Jose Moncada -- 5604 Mckin ley Ave., Traux and Kayla Deal, $437,000.
• Vanessa Perez -- 172 45th Ave., Eli and Katherine Canchola, $399,500.
• Jill Baldwin -- 1903 78th Ave., James and Teresa Risser, $619,900.
• James Adamson -- 1426 Allison Drive, Oleg Igorevich Tumin, $480,000.
• Gianna and Emily Andersen -- 321 Carr St., Ana Ortiz, $376,000.
• Dean Moyer -- 2154 Montauk Lane Unit 5, Cory Bollmann, $525,000
• Gabriel and Abigail Valenzuela -- 1652 Kelmsley Court, Carol M Workman, $662,500.
• Mark Thompson -- 1595 Bison Run Drive, Alina M Waite, $698,400
• Ashley Zeruto -- 1112 English Oak Court, Matthew and Beth Bauman, $670,000.
• Kyle and Jenna Reed -- 4424 Haymill Court, Weekley Homes LLC, $511,900.
Timnath
• Duane and Stanly Chaloupka -- 150 Boutwell Court, Brian D Jarvis, $625,000.
• Gerald and Jacqueline Boedeker -3360 Westerdoll Ave., Mccoy Living Trust, $670,000.
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• Christie Duggar -- 6025 Good night Ave., Hartford Constr LLC, $561,300.
• Joshua and Briana Roemer -- 4695 Laporte Ave., Todd D Kirkland, $599,900.
• Cody Stalcar -- 1433 2nd St., Jacob Villa, $395,000.
• Taylor Clapp -- 6055 John Muir Drive, Hartford Constr LLC, $595,500.
• Michael and Erika Novick -- 5183 Long Drive, Richard and Breanna Gonzalez, $640,000.
• Jonathan and Stephanie Wolf -6679 Tailwater Court, Mark and Corianne Henderson, $800,000.
Windsor
• Randall Peters -- 1337 Water wood Drive, Cynthia E Reynoso, $302,000.
Milliken
• Jesse Stombaugh -- 6209 Sea Gull Circle, Trevor P Brown, $700,000.
• Douglas and Karen Grochowski -1550 Rhode Island St., Dennis and Lesli Cavaleri, $675,000.
• Kyle Ryan -- 981 Emerald Drive, Kate Ohalloran, $466,000.
• Jason Ott -- 2116 Peach Blossom Drive, Kevin and Megan Mayer, $490,000.
• David and Anna Puls -- 5240 Osbourne Drive, Jacob and Abiga
• Todd and Wachirada Flynn -- 6810 Rock River Road, Bradley and Cheryl Foster, $640,000.
• Nathaniel and Jennifer Perez -- 4449 Lyceum Court, Weekley Homes LLC, $719,800.
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• Thomas Mcbride -- 4806 Denys Drive, Hartford Constr LLC, $500,700.
• Jaclyn and Keyan Bondhus -- 5282 Cloud Dance Drive, Westmark Homes Colo LLC, $710,000.
• Jonathan and Mandy Cohen -- 5207 Long Drive, Donna and Theodore Felles, $862,500.
• Phillip and Leigh Creighton -- 5709 Isabella Ave., Toll Southwest LLC, $632,700.
• Teresa Wergin -- 4053 Don Fox Circle, Robert D Jessee, $560,000.
• Erin and Curtis Sidwell -- 17071 County Road 90, Nancy and Philip Hickey, $475,000.
• Elizabeth and Emma Stonehill -- 4418 Haymill Court, Weekley Homes LLC, $501,700.
Wiskerchen, $495,000.
• Abby and Jake Wiskerchen -- 4428 Waltham Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $539,800.
• Jeffrey and Sherrie Herman -- 6860 Auburn Hills Drive, Steven and Davetta Delinger, $768,000
• Troy and Lisa Larsen -- 1957 Blos som Grove Drive, Raindance Devl LLC, $400,000.
• Kim Wagner -- 3394 Mount Columbia, Raj Matkari, $600,000.
• Thomas and Amy Dodd -- 1755 Do lores River Drive, William Umpleby, $645,000.
• Guillermo Cruz -- 1083 Traildust Drive, Danny Reeves, $475,000.
• John and Christine Mayes -- 5191 John Muir Drive, Hartford Constr LLC, $775,600.
• Dawn Owens -- 1912 Los Cabos Drive, Joseph Dahlinger, $610,000
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• Cynthia and Robert Lamb -- 9963 Horsetail Way, Benjamin Alex Phelps, $1,275,000.
Nunn
• Jose Lopez -- 891 Pyxis Drive, Ross and Janet Rombeck, $625,000.
• Kyle and Cameron Rutz -- 7674 Promontory Drive, Edward and Barbara Frease, $620,000
• Gil and Monica Gilbert -- 672 Yukon Court, Timothy and Renate Broderick, $695,000.
• Steven Fitzpatrick -- 1343 S Har vester Drive, Richard and Miranda Furlong, $430,000.
• Toby and Wendy Riola -- 5813 Isabella Ave., Toll Southwest LLC, $893,700.
• Heather Reilly -- 4078 Chasm Lake Drive, Lennar Colo LLC, $583,900.
• Tyler and Emily Rose -- 1585 Dartford Drive, Pc Rogers LLC, $475,000.
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