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The small farm scene is heating up in northern Colorado, bringing fresh ideas to locally grown products. BY CAROL Farmers O’MEARA thinking Colorado State University Extension outside the tried-and-true offerings at Farmer’s Markets are creating a buzz around farm stands shopping and unusual CSAs. If you’re looking to farms to feed your mind and soul with a deeper connection to the earth, classes and volunteering are as close as a local orchard on the east side of Boulder. “As soon as we hung the ‘Open’ sign up, people were stopping to find out what we’re doing,” said Wesley Swartz, Orchardist and Permaculturist for Benevolence Orchard, 6712 Jay Rd. in Boulder (benevolenceorchard.com/). “We have all these flowers growing under the trees over here along Jay road and you could see people braking to take a look at them.” Leasing property to realize his dream of a thriving orchard, Swartz brings 20 years of wisdom in tree fruit growing to the rolling, eastern Boulder farm. The step from caretaking an heirloom orchard to planting 100 trees of his own began with affection for the traditions of agriculture and an ancient, beloved apple tree that was failing. Neighbors around the old orchard in western Boulder enjoyed the apples the 100year- old tree provided and were dismayed at its declining health. To preserve the tree, Swartz treated the tree to a plant version of the Fountain of Youth and clipped some branch tips for grafting onto young rootstock. Refreshed and growing strongly, the reinvigorated tree holds a place in Swartz’s new
Classes and CSAs are two ways you can support and benefit from Benevolence Orchard. (Shutterstock)
orchard. The variety is yet to be determined; once the tree fruits Swartz plans to enlist the help of fruit experts to identify the tasty type. Apples, pears, plums, peaches, and apricots sit quietly awaiting spring, when the orchard awakens to another year. In the meantime, Swartz is planting 75 more trees along a gentle, southfacing slope. As he waits for the Orchard to grow into fruitpicking maturity, Swartz and his partner farmers are offering other benefits of the demonstration farm: a cut-flower CSA, Herbal Co-Op, classes, and fresh, farm stand produce. Sharing their knowledge of tree fruits, permaculture, and specialty products is a passion for the Benevolence Orchard team, who offering classes designed to get you growing. Join in on spring one-day classes ranging from fruit tree pruning on March 16 to grafting or mushroom cultivation. Check out their classes on the website. If you’re looking to dive into herbs, the Herbal Co-Op is an indepth introduction to learning to grow, identify, harvest, preserve, and process herbs. For an annual fee of $25, participants devote a year to the Co-Op, run by Community Herbalist Melissa Balizet, in volunteering each week to the tasks around herb cultivation. In return, classes, discounts on herbal products, a product to take home each week, and a wealth of knowledge is
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gained. Membership in the Co-Op is optional, though, and the public is welcome to join classes or work days for a small drop-in fee. If you’d like more information on the Herbal Co-Op, check out their pre-season meeting March 27, 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the orchard. The bounty of flowers planting in the Orchard has inspired Swartz and Michelle Boucher to offer an innovative twist on Community Supported Agriculture: a Cut Flower CSA. From May through October, weekly bundles of beauty are readied for CSA shareholders to pick up on Fridays. Perfect for centerpieces, giving to loved ones, dressing up corporate offices, or enjoying yourself, the bouquets in the Cut Flower CSA can be tailored to meet your desires. Prices vary on share type; inquiries should be sent to Boucher at benevolenceorchard@ gmail.com. 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. March 9-10, 2019
DESIGN RECIPES
Spring into spring with these 10 maintenance projects or look to spring to catch up on maintenance projects. Here are suggested tasks to help keep your spring checklist on track. 1. Check your roof. Your roof may have taken a beating following the weight of snow and ice. Following the winter thaw is a great time to check roof shingles and overall structure. Your roof may have taken a beating following the weight of snow and ice. (Dreamstime)
By Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service (TNS) In many parts of the country, the winter thaw has already begun. Soon ice and snow will give way to spring and potentially reveal winter damage to your home. In many instances, a homeowner may elect to wait until the end of winter to take on necessary repairs
2. Access driveways and sidewalks. Just like there are potholes in the street from severe weather damage, your driveway or sidewalk may need a fresh repaving to prevent accidents or continued damage. 3. Repaint. After the effects of winter, everything from siding to decking may need to be repaired and/or repainted. 4. Check for leaks. From your
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roof to your basement, be sure to look for signs of unwanted moisture. 5. Check your home’s HVAC system. As you look to change over your system from heat to air conditioning, now may be a good time to give your systems a onceover. 6. Replace batteries in carbon monoxide and fire detectors. Many experts suggest replacing batteries in fall and spring. 7. Assess potential tree maintenance. Now may be a good time to determine which branches may need to be trimmed on your property once warmer temperatures settle in. 8. Look to swap out doors. If you have a storm door, once harsh temperatures subside, replace glass with screens to allow increased
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9. Inspect your lawn. Those who live in colder climates may be surprised after the winter thaw to find brown grass or empty patches. Once winter has rolled out, it’s a good time to evaluate the best warm weather approach for your lawn and landscape.
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Spring cleaning checklist: Hire it out or DIY? armed with steam equipment and specialized cleaning solutions. Grout sealing average cost: $449 Treat The Deck All decks benefit from a spring power washing to blast away grime and mildew. The equipment can be dangerous, so it’s best left to the pros. Wooden decks must also be sealed every few years — or more often if you choose a transparent stain, which shows the wood grain but doesn’t provide as much protection as solid or semi-transparent stains. Power washing average cost: $250 Deck sealing average cost: $840
You can freshen up your mattress with a thorough vacuuming and a bit of baking soda, but your carpets and upholstery would benefit most from professional services. (Dreamstime)
By Dan DiClerico HomeAdvisor (TNS) If you’re like most homeowners, your home maintenance to-do list is longest during the spring. Over the course of a few short weeks, you need to clean house, get organized and tend to any essential maintenance issues that resulted from winter’s harsh weather. Chances are, you can’t get to everything on the list yourself, which is where the pros come in. But which projects should you hire out and which should you tackle yourself? HomeAdvisor’s Spring Cleaning Checklist provides guidance by dividing the projects into those that are complex or time-consuming enough to require a professional, versus those that are truly DIYfriendly. Plus, we’ve included the average cost to hire a pro as reported by real homeowners in HomeAdvisor’s True Cost Guide. 4
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HIRE IT OUT Deep Clean Carpets and Upholstery Regular vacuuming is important, but once a year it’s worth hiring a professional cleaning surface to come in with the heavy-duty equipment. Most companies use hot water extraction to remove deep-seeded dust, dirt and allergens, and their spot cleaning treatments will take up stubborn stains, maybe left over from the holidays. Furniture cleaning average cost: $162 Carpet cleaning average cost: $176 Reseal Bathroom Grout Grimy grout not only looks gnarly, it can harbor microbes and mold, which can quickly spread to other parts of the bathroom. The longer you let it go, the worse it gets. Over-thecounter cleaners aren’t nearly as effective as pros, who will come
Clean Gutters Clogged gutters can lead to a litany of problems, including leaky roofs and cracked foundation walls. Given the hazards of climbing ladders, especially on two and three-story homes, this is another project that you should probably let the pros handle. Gutter cleaning average cost: $152 Service Cooling Equipment An annual tune-up, ideally ahead of the cooling season, will keep your central air system running at optimal efficiency and minimize the risk of a midsummer conk out. Heating and cooling contractors get busy once the weather warms, so schedule your appointment as early as possible. AC service average cost: $80-$100
DIY-FRIENDLY Clear Yard Debris Start by raking up fallen leaves and dead foliage from foundation beds; left unchecked, this debris can choke off plants and foster disease. If you don’t have a compost pile or bin, consider starting one with the collected leaves and foliage. Organize Closets First separate items into
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“keep,” “toss” and “donate” piles. If you haven’t worn a garment in the last year, it’s ready to go. Remember to vacuum the empty closet. When restocking, group like items together and store them by frequency of use, for example keeping clothing and shoes at eye level and seasonal accessories on an upper shelf. Clean Mattresses Remove sheets and covers and machine wash in hot water. Vacuum mattresses using your vacuum’s upholstery attachment. Then deodorize the mattress by sprinkling baking soda over the entire surface and leaving it on for several hours, or overnight if possible. Vacuum again before remaking the bed with fresh sheets. Wash Windows It’s worth investing in a goodquality rubber squeegee, which our pros say delivers the best lintand streak-free cleaning. Note that most double-hung windows have tilting sashes that allow you to tilt them in for easy cleaning of the window exteriors. Wipe Down Hard-To-Reach Surfaces Counters and floors get cleaned throughout the year. Spring is the time to wipe down outof-the-way surfaces. Try this homemade cleaning solution: one part ammonia to eight parts water, plus a few drops of dish detergent. Walls and baseboards in high-traffic areas collect dirt and grime, as do kitchen cabinets and the areas behind the refrigerator, range and laundry appliances. ——— Dan DiClerico is a reporter for HomeAdvisor, an online marketplace connecting homeowners with trusted service professionals to complete home projects. Visit HomeAdvisor.com March 9-10, 2019
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HAS THE SHIPLAP TREND SAILED? By Lauren White, HomeAdvisor (TNS) We probably don’t need to say that shiplap is all the rage right now. After all, it’s everywhere. And it’s a budget-friendly trend that complements a variety of home designs. But what’s the catch? And can we count on this trend to stick around?
Traditionally white, shiplap is versatile, fitting with design trends from elegant to modern. (Shutterstock)
THE ALLURE What’s driving the demand for this material? Well, first off, shiplap’s a home run for the current trend toward clean lines, allwhite spaces and modern farmhouse themes. Second, it lends itself well to the most up and coming trend: organic modernism. This look incorporates natural, raw and textured elements into those clean-lined white spaces. Third, shiplap is dominating on the biggest platform of all: television. Home makeover and design shows have given the look a significant boost in the market. And finally, shiplap offers nearly limitless potential. It can be painted or stained to fit into organic or farmhouse modern, industrial, contemporary, transitional and beyond. And you can install it practically anywhere in the home.
Make a statement with your ceiling. Shiplap can create dimension and add a rustic appeal to the fifth wall of a room. Seize little opportunities. Install hints of shiplap on places like the kick wall of your kitchen island, the fronts of cabinets and doors, or your fireplace surround.
Use shiplap as an accent, as in this fireplace surround, or to give the ceiling extra dimension. (Shutterstock)
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There are so many ways to use shiplap in your home, you could easily go overboard. Consider these ideas, but be prudent when it comes to choosing a look for your home.
So, what’s the catch? Truthfully, there aren’t many downsides to this material — other than the dust buildup between the boards that can make it a pain to maintain. But there are a few misconceptions.
Try a stain or color. If all-white shiplap is too “farmy” for your taste, paint or stain the boards to better suit the space.
Shiplap doesn’t have to be white. Most shiplap that you see is white, but you can paint or stain these boards any color or hue.
Add interest to walls. Use it as a bedroom accent wall, on the bathroom walls, in your entryway, or on into the living and laundry room.
Shiplap is more than boards on a wall. True shiplap has grooves along the top and bottom edges that allow the boards to fit tightly together. This is what creates that signature spacing in between.
Upgrade basic backsplashes. So long as the wood is sealed against moisture and splatter, you can install it as a backsplash for your kitchen or bathroom sink.
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Take it outside. With the proper treatment and in the right neighborhood, shiplap can work as a siding material! Get that rustic farmhouse look with white or go more modern with grays and dark blue hues. With so much versatility and so few downsides, there just might be a shiplap design to fit every person or style. And its trend trajectory appears to be continuing full-speed ahead. So, with that, your decision comes down to your preferences, your home and where you want to integrate the material. Talk to an interior designer or a remodeler to get expert insights and installation, and start planning your shiplap project today. P.S. If you’re still on the fence, or you’re on a super tight budget, here’s an insider tip: There are removable shiplap wallpaper products that you can easily undo instantly should you ever feel a pang of regret. Lauren White is a reporter for HomeAdvisor, an online marketplace connecting homeowners with trusted service professionals to complete home projects. Visit HomeAdvisor.com
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Low-Maintenance Villas on TPC Golf Course in Berthoud Prioritize Golf and Relaxation in Boulder Creek’s Patio Homes
Boulder Creek is offering their exclusive Villas collection – low-maintenance patio homes located directly on the TPC course at Heron Lakes in Berthoud.
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oulder Creek Neighborhoods is ushering the best of low-maintenance, ranchstyle living to Colorado’s exclusive Tournament Players Club (TPC) at the master-planned Heron Lakes Golf Community in one of Colorado’s most scenic enclaves. Anchored by miles of lakeshore in Berthoud and featuring sweeping views of Longs Peak and the surrounding Foothills, the Heron Lakes 18-hole golf course is the first ground-up TPC championship course developed nationwide in nearly 10 years – and for select Boulder Creek Neighborhoods’ homeowners, it will be one of the most beautiful backyards in Colorado. Here at Heron Lakes, award-winning Boulder Creek is offering their exclusive Villas collection – low-maintenance patio homes located directly on the TPC course. (For those following the builder, this series is the same as what is being snapped up by selective home buyers in Superior’s Calmante neighborhood). Splendid course, splendid homes The golf course is as splendid as the homes, notes Boulder Creek Community Sales Manager Donna Lu Gamberg. “As an avid golfer myself, I appreciate the exquisiteness of this course and this well-appointed community. For those seeking a luxury low-maintenance
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lifestyle and especially for those who appreciate a beautiful game of golf, this setting and this course can’t be beat.” The Heron Lakes course will be home to the TPC Colorado Championship in July with 156 players competing for a $600,000 purse. Gamberg says of the patio Villas that back directly to the course, “These homes really are the opportunity of a lifetime.” The limited-edition Villas by Boulder Creek complement the magnificent course landscape in every way, from the distinctive concrete roof tiles to the Colorado-inspired stucco and stone exteriors with intricate timber detailing. “These are ranch patio homes,” says Gamberg, “but they are unbelievably spacious with exquisite touches throughout.” The floor plans were designed around main-floor living, but finished lower levels and exceptional outdoor spaces make the already generous 3,200 to 3,600 square foot plans seem even more majestic. Heron Lakes features a professionally designed and decorated model home – showcasing three bedrooms and a study, backing directly to the course (as do all of Boulder Creek’s homes in the neighborhood.) In this Villa, French doors spread to a covered porch with a pergola – perfect for enjoying the course views, and an additional courtyard encircles the entrance. From the 10-foot ceilings on the main floor to the expansive Loveland Reporter-Herald – AtHomeColorado.com
master bedroom suite with a large walk-in closet, double vanity and walk-in shower, this home at Heron Lakes is a wondrous respite of graceful design. “Of course home buyers love all that the course has to offer,” says Gamberg, “but the layout and design of the home is just as important. People continue to be excited to find main-floor living with an open floor plan concept and unique features.” She is referring to the little touches so often found in a Boulder Creek home – touches like wider hallways and doors, zero-step thresholds and raised plug heights. “Yes, they are small details,” she continues, “but they make a huge difference in how the home feels and functions.” Low-maintenance living, luxurious beauty As Boulder Creek Neighborhoods deliberately fashions homes that empower “lifefullness®,” or living fully, Heron Lakes is a perfect fit for the Louisville-based, locally-owned builder. “Here at Heron Lakes, homeowners can cultivate their passions,” Gamberg said. “Lowmaintenance living means homeowners can focus on their golf game, pick up a new hobby and hike and bike around the lakes.” Boulder Creek’s Villas combine a lowmaintenance lifestyle and remarkable energy efficiency. The Villas at Heron Lakes wed lavish beauty with stress-free simplicity, as the neighborhood HOA manages a plethora of March 9-10, 2019
outdoor chores. Low-maintenance living is for homeowners wishing to forego house painting for golfing, weeding for boating and lawn mowing for hiking, says Gamberg. The builder has made a name for itself across Colorado, by fusing sublime craftsmanship with a commitment to low-maintenance living. “Our homes are built from the outset to be low-maintenance,” Gamberg explained. “This is reflected in the construction materials selected because we know they’re durable and will last. That helps you worry less about the home and benefits the budget.” Plus, she said, fewer repairs free up time and resources to spend on other activities, such as friends and family, travel and, obviously, plenty of golf. Gamberg goes on, “I always like to ask folks, what would you do instead of costly remodels or the time-consuming home maintenance projects? For me,” she says, “the answer would definitely be to play on this amazing course.” Energy Star certified appliances and environmentally-conscious insulation are the norm in Boulder Creek homes. Cozy up to TPC Colorado Designed by acclaimed golf course architect Arthur Schaupeter, TPC Colorado generates “maximum fun and maximum interest for all golfers, fully engaging them emotionally in their golf round,” according to TPC Colorado’s mission statement. The statement continues, “Tournament golfers will be further challenged by the subtleties of each hole, like the fairway
neighborhood parks and hundreds of acres of passive open space. The community’s three reservoirs, Lonetree, McNeil and Welch, boast unrivaled flora and fauna, a wintering herd of elk, bald eagles, osprey and the state’s largest great blue heron rookery. The community reservoirs beckon world-class fishing, boating and paddle boating, and a future planned shoreline bar and grill on Lonetree Reservoir will invite residents to relaxing evenings by the lake.
Homes will feature main-floor living with an open floorplan concept and unique features.
and green contours, learning over time where the best positions for their shots are on each hole. Recreational golfers will appreciate the room that they are given to knock their ball around and still keep it in play as they enjoy the day with friends and family. This combination of highly strategic and completely playable golf holes will create a thoroughly enjoyable golfing experience.” At about 55,000 square feet (when fully complete), the Heron Lakes clubhouse will serve as the centerpiece of the community with a sports center, grand ballroom, fitness center, resort-style pool, restaurant and cafe. While the main attraction is the TPC golf course, the community also counts almost nine miles of hiking and biking trails, several
Spectacular ‘drives’ home – with ideal accessibility Gamberg is just as enamored with Heron Lake’s surrounding town of Berthoud. “Downtown Berthoud’s tree-lined main street, with its small shops, the iconic A&W drivein, the park and its cobblestone sidewalks, is just so charming and quaint,” she says. With access to Highway 287, it’s a short drive from Heron Lakes to Fort Collins to the north and Longmont to the south. Rocky Mountain National Park is an hour away, and I-25 is a quick drive for access to Denver and Denver International Airport. Low-maintenance Villas by Boulder Creek Neighborhoods in the Heron Lakes Golf Community are open for sale, with homes expected to finish in $1 million plus price range. A fully finished and professionally designed model home will be opening in early April. For more information, visit LiveHeronLakes.com or call 720.686.3362.
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198 Veronica Dr, Windsor $450,000 • MLS# 869748 5 Beds • 3 Baths • 2 Car Garage Former model home near downtown Windsor! Hardwood floors throughout, fireplace, 5 piece master bath, granite countertops, covered patio, fully fenced & landscaped yard. Lots of storage & huge finished basement!
1020 Lepus Dr, Loveland $460,000 • MLS# 873327 5 Beds • 4 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 3,198 Welcome Home! This 2 story home offers Granite counter tops, SS appliances, Wood floors, 3/car tandem garage. This home also has an in-law suite, w/ a full Kitchen, Entertaining/Family Room, Laundry and Bedroom. This home is a must see! Tony Schnee 970-412-0010 tschnee@c3-re.com
4952 S County Rd 29, Loveland $475,000 • MLS# 868558 4 Beds • 3 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 2,496 Take a look at the views from this raised ranch home on 6 acres in a convenient location just outside of Loveland and Berthoud! Large Family Room with Wood Fireplace and Family Room on the Main Level. John Feeney 970-231-4172 jfeeney@c3-re.com
Hops, Hemp or Hay, you decide! Entire property is a conservation easement zoned AG. This 25 acres is also a great location for horses w/allowable barn/arena/outbuildings w/max 10% structure coverage allowed. NO residtl structures allowed. John Simmons 970-481-1250 jsimmons@c3-re.com
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15546 W CR 18E, Loveland $725,000 • MLS# 867462 4 Beds • 3 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 3,075 Mountain Home on 18 acres bordering Pinewood Reservoir open space! Additional 1,260 sq. ft. shop along with a 4 stall 964 sq. ft. barn. Rolling hills, meadows and foothill views!
3505 S County Road 31, Loveland $1,250,000 • MLS# 871670 3 Beds • 4 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 2,820 Opportunity abounds at the North Shore RV Park & Store with multiple streams of income with potential for more! Schedule your showing now to see this Live/Work property in the Carter Lake area! John Feeney Rico Devlin 970-231-4172 970-413-1182 jfeeney@c3-re.com rico@lcrealestategroup.com
1784 James Park Trl, Loveland $1,200,000 • MLS# 865212 3 Beds • 3 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 3,317 Views abound from this custom mountain home located at 6,800 feet with 270 degrees view east and west! Incudes over 2,000 sq. ft. of patio and a 2-story barn with additional finished space!” John Feeney 970-231-4172 jfeeney@c3-re.com
413 Horizon Cir, Greeley $1,290,000 6 Beds • 5 Baths • 4 Car Garage 1,155 Sq. Ft. 9298 Sq. Ft. Estate perched on 1.31 Acres & Located in Popular Poudre River Ranch. Luxury finishes inside & out. Walk-out bsmt, wet bar, theatre, exec office, loft, formal dining & main floor master. John Simmons 970-481-1250 jsimmons@c3-re.com
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Nearly three in four homeowners will invest in their nest this year save you from headaches in the long run.
LightStream survey finds Americans are prioritizing personal style when it comes to home renovations PRNewswire—Nearly three in four (73 percent) homeowners surveyed plan to make home improvements this year, a 26 percent increase from 2018, according to the sixth annual LightStream Home Improvement Survey conducted by The Harris Poll. Homeowners also plan to spend more on those renovations – an average of about $9,000, the highest amount since the survey began in 2014. In addition, more homeowners this year will take on projects with major price tags. Those planning to spend $25,000 or more on improving their homes grew by 83 percent compared to last year. In terms of what’s driving these renovations, Americans are more focused on creating a space they love than increasing the value of their home as an asset. Personalization is the number one motivator for investing in a home renovation (27 percent), ahead of increasing home value (14 percent); improving a home for sale (7 percent); or preparing for a major life event (4 percent) such as a new baby or retirement. “The majority of homeowners are planning on staying in their homes for at least 10 years—or never move,” said Todd Nelson,
senior vice president of strategic partnerships at LightStream. “Regardless of their age, we found that most consumers are focusing their home improvement projects to reflect their personal lifestyle, comfort and interests.” As Americans prepare to tackle home improvement projects, lack of education and preparedness can often lead to unnecessary stress. “Financial stress can impact the renovation process,” Nelson said. “By budgeting and educating themselves up front, homeowners can reduce strain, save money and manage an important project with confidence.” LightStream offers three tips to help consumers take on a home improvement project with financial confidence: Build the Budget The first step is to price out the bigger expenses, like materials and labor, then move on to inventory everything you will need to complete your project, down to paint brushes and tape. Make sure to leave room in your budget for unexpected expenses. Drill Down on DIY or Contractor If you are willing to get your hands dirty, simple DIYfriendly efforts such as painting, demolition and landscaping will save money if you take them on yourself. Projects that include heavy construction, plumbing or electrical work may be best done by licensed professionals, who can
Choose the Right Funding The majority of people taking on home improvement projects this year are planning to tap into their savings (60 percent), followed by credit cards (32 percent) and a home improvement loan (10 percent). While using a portion of savings can be a smart solution, it is also important to consider other funding options before dipping into money set aside for the future, like emergency funds or 401Ks. When planning larger projects, consider a home improvement loan instead of paying with high-interest credit cards or draining your savings. “Unsecured home improvement loans can provide immediate financial means, flexibility and low, fixed interest rates for any project,” said Nelson. “With home improvement financing rates as low as 6.89 percent APR for 85-144 months for people with good credit,1 a LightStream loan can be a great option to help fund your next project.” More information about LightStream and the 2019 Home Improvement Survey can be found at LightStream.com. Additional insights on 2019 home improvement trends can also be found on The LightStream Blog. —————————————— About LightStream, a division of SunTrust Bank LightStream is a national online lending division of SunTrust Bank, which is focused on enhancing the financial confidence of its clients. LightStream provides unsecured loans to good-credit customers for practically any purpose, including home improvements. Financing is available in all 50 states; people need not have a SunTrust account in order to apply. Through a simple online application process, funds can be provided with no fees, on the same day. Visit lightstream.com/
disclosures for important disclosures, including a payment example as well as information on same day funding, LightStream’s Rate Beat Program and its $100 Loan Experience Guarantee.
About SunTrust Banks, Inc. SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE: STI) is a purpose-driven company dedicated to Lighting the Way to Financial Well-Being for the people, businesses, and communities it serves. SunTrust leads onUp, a national movement inspiring Americans to build financial confidence. Headquartered in Atlanta, the Company has two business segments: Consumer and Wholesale. Its flagship subsidiary, SunTrust Bank, operates an extensive branch and ATM network throughout the highgrowth Southeast and Mid-Atlantic states, along with 24-hour digital access. Certain business lines serve consumer, commercial, corporate, and institutional clients nationally. As of December 31, 2018, SunTrust had total assets of $216 billion and total deposits of $163 billion. The Company provides deposit, credit, trust, investment, mortgage, asset management, securities brokerage, and capital market services. Learn more at suntrust.com.
Survey Methodology Surveys were conducted online within the United States by The Harris Poll on behalf of LightStream. The 2019 survey was fielded from January 8-10, 2019 among 1,258 homeowners, of whom 877 are planning to spend money on home improvement projects in 2019. Year over year comparisons derived from a survey January 26-30, 2018, among 1,413 homeowners, of whom 795 were planning to spend money on home improvement projects. These online surveys are not based on a probability sample and therefore no estimate of theoretical sampling error can be calculated. For complete survey methodologies, including weighting variables and subgroup sample sizes, contact MediaRelations@lightstream.com.
1Your loan terms, including APR, may differ based on loan purpose, amount, term length, and your credit profile. Rate is quoted with AutoPay discount. AutoPay discount is only available prior to loan funding. Rates without AutoPay are 0.50 percent higher. If your application is approved, your credit profile will determine whether your loan will be unsecured or secured. Subject to credit approval. Conditions and limitations apply. Advertised rates and terms are subject to change without notice. Payment example: Monthly payments for a $25,000 loan at 6.89 percent APR with a term of 12 years would result in 144 monthly payments of $255.63. Maximum APR for a LightStream loan is 17.49 percent. SOURCE LightStream, a division of SunTrust Bank
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With mortgage rates rising, more homeowners are opting to remodel instead of move By Steve Brown The Dallas Morning News (TNS)
After several years of booming sales and soaring prices, the U.S. housing industry is starting to cool down. But one residential sector is bucking the trend. Home remodeling is expected to grow over the next two years as more of the nation’s homeowners elect to fix up rather than sell off the roofs over their heads. Residential remodelers spent more than $300 billion nationwide in 2018. And industry forecasts call for an increase in home redos and repairs this year. The remodeling industry is expected to grow over the next two years. (Shutterstock) Housing economists are predicting a 4 percent to 5 percent increase in home remodeling this University’s Joint Center for upgrade one after it’s purchased. year, while nationwide preowned Housing Studies estimated But with homeowners staying put home sales are expected to drop that total dollar value of home longer, more of the remodeling about 3 percent. remodeling projects in the jobs are by owners who want to “As houses get older and Dallas-Fort Worth area was up step up the quality of their house. affordability becomes an issue, 11 percent in 2018. That was “If you have equity in your remodeling the existing house is one of the highest growth rates home, because there are so few a more reasonable option,” said among the more than two dozen homes for sale and the cost of Danushka Nanayakkara, a top major U.S. metro areas Harvard building has skyrocketed, a lot forecaster and analyst for the researchers studied. of the times it makes more sense National Association of Home “The last two years were really to remodel the home you are Builders. good years for us, and 2019 is in,” said Joanne Theunissen, a She said that almost 40 percent looking good for us, too,” said top officer in the homebuilding of U.S. homes are 48 years old or industry’s remodeling council. “We Botond Laszlo, who heads the Dallas chapter of the National are seeing a lot more whole-house older. Association of the Remodeling remodels and large additions to Traditionally, most home Industry. “The selling in the real homes.” remodeling work is done to estate market has slowed down. A report by Harvard improve a home before a sale or to
“That’s typically helping the remodeling business.” Along with cosmetic upgrades and necessary repairs, older homeowners are spending remodeling dollars to allow them to stay in their homes as they age. Remodelers — like all contractors — are struggling with higher construction costs and a shortage of labor. “The past three years, we’ve seen an increase in materials from 10 percent up to 37 percent, depending on the finishes,” Theunissen said. “Labor costs and availability is a major challenge for us. “We saw a lot of our trades leave the industry during the recession, and they chose to retire or enter a different field.” The higher mortgage rates that have made it tougher for buyers to afford new homes could bring remodelers more business. Housing analysts predict many homeowners will be reluctant to trade current lower-interest mortgages for a higher-priced home purchase loan. “You have a large number of people entrenched with very low mortgage rates that don’t want to give up those mortgage rates,” said David Berson, chief economist with Nationwide Mutual Insurance.
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How do you know you’ve gotten true market value of your home? Market Value is defined as the amount a home can be sold for in a given market. It is the most probable price that a property BY CAROL should expect to SCHACK RE/MAX Traditions receive during a competitive and open market under all conditions requisite to a fair sale with the buyer and seller each acting March 9-10, 2019
prudently, knowledgeable and assuming the price is not affected by undue stimulus. If a property is not presented in an open market, should the seller be confident he/she has received full value? Maybe not. A seller should ask: If I am looking for the best price and terms in the sale of my property – and consent to let my Realtor have a pocket listing – how do I know I’ve really received it? The answer is you don’t. You may have saved the inconvenience of
people traipsing through your home and dealing with multiple offers, but you also may have missed the boat if you didn’t offer the listing of your property to the open market or Multiple Listing Service (MLS). The MLS allows hundreds of potential buyers access to view your property through their Realtor. If you happen to have competing offers, you’ll most likely receive more than you expected. Your Realtor may be experienced at estimating a price
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range wherein your property will sell through analyzing recent comparable sales and their expertise in the market. However, without exposure to the open market, you may never know if they are close to accurate. Carol Schack, CRS, GRI, is a Broker Associate at RE/MAX Traditions in Longmont. Call 303.772.3800 or visit remaxtraditionshome.com. AT HOME
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Century Communities’ Retreat at Ridgegate model home wins award builder, is excited to announce that its Retreat at Ridgegate model home in Lone Tree, CO has won the Gold Award for the “Best Interior Merchandising of a Model Priced Over $1 Million” from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). “The Nationals” sales and marketing awards is the NAHB’s most Century Communities’ Retreat at Ridgegate prestigious awards competition. The award was presented Century Communities’ at the NAHB’s International Builders’ Retreat at Ridgegate model Show ceremonies held last week at home wins prestigious Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. According to the judges, Century Gold Award for Interior Communities’ model home was Merchandising from National chosen for its “carefully crafted and Association of Home Builders unique millwork, upscale furnishings PRNewswire—Century and curated art collection. The main living spaces were enhanced with Communities, a top 10 national home
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Beautiful new ranch by Triple Crown Const on gorgeous lot on golf course at Mariana Butte. Sprawling great rm w/FP, formal living & hardwd. Lg gourmet kitchen. Beautiful master retreat w/spa like 5pc. Spacious covered patio perfect to soak up the view. 4 car garage bring your toys!
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upscale finishes and furnishings to create an unforgettable first impression. This home is truly a work of art with each space unique and memorable.” The design was created by Kimberly Timmons Interiors of Denver. Liesel Cooper, Western Regional President of Century Communities, said, “Kimberly Timmons Interiors did an amazing job on this luxury model home. Their design work was both approachable and comfortable and we’re very proud to receive this prestigious award. On behalf of Century Communities, I extend our congratulations to everyone on our team and the Kimberly Timmons Interiors team for this distinguished recognition.” The Retreat at Ridgegate is part of Ridgegate’s master-planned community in Lone Tree, Colo. These luxury homes priced from $1,009,950 offer homeowners choices of 2-7 bedrooms and up to 6,288 square feet of finished, open and flexible living space. The Retreat at Ridgegate
is located at 10736 Bluffside Drive, Lone Tree and is close to high-end shopping, parks and trails, and with quick access to I-25, light rail, Lone Tree Arts Center, the Denver Tech Center and is 30 minutes south of downtown Denver.
About Century Communities: Century Communities, Inc. (NYSE: CCS) is a top 10 national home builder. Century Communities is engaged in all aspects of homebuilding, including the acquisition, entitlement and development of land, along with the construction, innovative marketing and sale of quality homes designed to appeal to a wide range of homebuyers. The Colorado-based Company sells its Century Communities and Wade Jurney Homes in 15 states across the West, Mountain, Texas and Southeast U.S. regions and offers title, insurance, and lending services in select markets through its Parkway Title, IHL Insurance Agency, and Inspire Home Loan subsidiaries. To learn more about Century Communities please visitcenturycommunities.com.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS The Following Loveland-Area 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. Berthoud UÊ Heather Pias -- 915 Bruce Drive, Michael G Sagebaum, $225,000 UÊ Sunil Shrestha -- 2127 Nicholson St., Saint Aubyn Homes Llc, $395,000
Estes Park UÊ Christopher Tedford -- 2625 Marys Lake Road Unit 28C, Chris and Judy Wadhams, $226,900 UÊ Brian and Margaret Greene -- 1530 Juniper Drive, Helen I Maher, $385,000 UÊ Dana Christiansen -- 2625 Marys Lake Road Unit 3, Grau Family Llc Ii, $440,000 UÊ Laura Sprengelmeyer -- 1400 Cedar Lane, Steven A Deats, $480,000
Fort Collins UÊ Susan and Jay Ackerman -- 3431 Stover St. Apt E536, Isaiah and Alyssa Hupp, $195,000 UÊ Gary and Yolanda Trujillo -- 2918 Silverplume Drive Apt B2, Lisa Mason, $240,000 UÊ Jack Mullins -- 521 10Th St., Kevin and Erin Hrastar, $255,000 UÊ Ryan and Lasha Guillen -- 613 Eric St., Lori and William Stansbury, $270,000 UÊ William and Emma Zuzelski -2802 Alan St., David and Logan Mansanarez, $272,000 UÊ Brett Davies -- 6603 Antigua Drive Unit 33, Richard Mary Begin Trust, $275,000 UÊ Loren and Brenda Poppe -- 814 Arbor Ave. Apt H, Don and Margaret Mai, $325,000 UÊ James and Sherri Moore -- 1603 Robertson Unit A, Julie L Rom, $336,000 UÊ Bret and Kelly Johnson -- 4862 Brookfield Drive Unit D, Morningside Village East Inc, $344,900 UÊ Maite Correa -- 915 Province Road, Melonie D Bivens, $389,000 UÊ Steven and Barb Hyland -- 3009 Tulane Drive, Donna Mcdaniel Trust, $410,000 UÊ Francis and Jennifer Napolitano -2820 Des Moines Drive, Matthew March 9-10, 2019
D Pickett, $415,000 UÊ Yuk Cheng -- 2619 Pampas Drive, Francisco Oleapopelka, $416,000 UÊ Aaron and Caroline Walker -2615 Rock Creek Drive, Brian Cass, $420,000 UÊ Jennifer and Eric Tauchman -2218 Mathews St., Brooke Olson, $422,000 UÊ Carl Martino -- 1325 Stover St., Anthony P Simons, $425,000 UÊ Nathan and Melissa Christiansen -- 1721 Holly Way, Mason and Melinda Bryant, $427,000 UÊ Tyler Brooks -- 603 Keenesburg Court, William Joseph Thieman, $430,000 UÊ Lisa and Austin Case -- 3220 Burning Bush Court, Gerald and Carole Holbrook, $450,000 UÊ Angela Larson -- 818 Mathews St., Carl Martino, $453,000 UÊ Naresh Kuntumalla -- 6003 Sapling Court, Toll Co I Llc, $519,400 UÊ Matthew Lubick -- 232 E Olive St. # 4, Noco Townhomes Inc, $995,000 UÊ Matthew Shoup -- 3927 Gardenwall Court, Glenn and Stacey Parr, $330,000. UÊ Jennifer Stimson -- 1074 Cunningham Drive Apt 1, Douglas and Georgia Chaney, $334,900. UÊ Michael and Monica Welch -- 5233 Mill Stone Way, Sandra Karen Davis, $335,000. UÊ David and Betsy Osterhout -2706 Dunbar Ave., Robert and Deborah Keister, $355,000. UÊ George Donahue -- 3725 Soderburg Drive, Jeffrey and Michelle Monroe, $355,600. UÊ Karlie and Ryan Cropp -- 427 Houghton Court, Nathan D Dewitt, $361,500. UÊ Hannah and Peter Raines -- 2425 Leghorn Drive, Michael and Kathy Taylor, $368,000. UÊ Karli Hansen -- 7009 Egyptian Drive, Eric and Erica Mugoye, $378,000. UÊ Andrew and Evangeline Lord -1633 Lakeridge Court, Christian and Jennif Tomlinson, $393,000. UÊ Paltiel and Anne Kelsay -- 4621 S Shields St., Dale and Fay Baker, $399,000. UÊ Mark and Jacqueline Thiel -1819 Ridgewood Road, Sarah L Morales, $410,000. UÊ Sharalyn and Barry Hansen -- 344 Tigercat Way, Calatlantic Group Inc, $414,400. UÊ Richard and Ingrid Garver -7212 Tamarisk Drive, Geoffrey and Judith Ryder, $425,000. UÊ Erik and Mallory Arthun -- 1424
Sanford Drive, Scott and Shannon Steadman, $455,000. UÊ Kathleen Lenzini -- 2209 Katahdin Drive, Patricia and Edward Hsu, $468,000. UÊ Lawrence Gardner -- 3309 W Elizabeth St., Brett and Chanda Organ, $475,000. UÊ Katherine and Aaron Ast -- 2827 Garrett Drive, Michael and Judy Perry, $485,000. UÊ Ketul Popat -- 6009 Fall Harvest Way, Toll Co I LLC, $489,200. UÊ Robert and Silver Goodier -- 2309 Northridge Court, Mary Ellen Griffith, $490,000. UÊ Chad and Kayla Becker -- 2603 Amber Harvest Lane, Julie A Earnest Trust, $495,000. UÊ Chad Seelig -- 1624 Smith Place, Mitch and Angela Prater, $495,000. UÊ Lara Pence -- 2226 Nancy Gray Ave., Alister Fraser, $510,000. UÊ Zachary Hitchcock -- 520 W Mountain Ave., Pine Hill Properties LLC, $515,000. UÊ Joyce Harris -- 6009 Sapling Court, Toll Co I LLC, $525,000. UÊ Robyn and Ann Hutchison -- 309 Talon Court, Darla M Woodman, $525,000. UÊ Thomas and Marla Veit -- 3342 Creekstone Drive, William H May, $550,000. UÊ Paul Kozil -- 2427 Spruce Creek Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $560,300. UÊ Kiran Sankranti -- 6202 Saker Court, Toll Co I LLC, $568,400. UÊ Danny Walter -- 307 Wayne St., Twin Pines Invest Group LLC, $615,000. UÊ Muhammad Khan -- 6145 Eagle Roost Drive, Toll Co I LLC, $644,600. UÊ Wannette Gaylord -- 302 N Meldrum St. Unit 206, Maple Group LLC, $675,000. UÊ Andres Henao -- 2821 Sunset View Drive, Toll Co I LLC, $773,700. UÊ Levent and Nuray Gun -- 4850 Innovation Drive, Linden Street Treehouse LLC, $2,099,000.
Greeley UÊ Eric Robbins -- 1315 16Th Ave., Albert and Linda Haller, $175,500 UÊ Loren Ralston -- 1411 Glenmere Blvd., Scott L Underbrink, $205,000 UÊ Cory Williams -- 146 N 25Th Ave., Christopher Williams, $210,000 UÊ Cindy Burge -- 2210 6Th Ave., Steve Wilcox, $215,000
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UÊ Steven Trujillo -- 3660 W 25Th St. Unit 1803, Tru Grit Noco Llc, $249,000 UÊ Brandon Coon -- 3660 W 25Th St. Unit 1004, Tru Grit Noco Llc, $260,900 UÊ Katelyn and Garrett Rhodes -- 8807 13Th St. Road, Journey Homes Llc, $286,100 UÊ Steven Strubel -- 8713 13Th St. Road, Journey Homes Llc, $286,100 UÊ Keegan Fuller -- 8725 13Th St. Road, Journey Homes Llc, $290,500 UÊ Sylvie Ingabire -- 501 N 30Th Ave., 501 North 30Th Avenue Trust, $295,500 UÊ Justin Duran -- 5031 W 21St St. Road, Boris and Conne Brown, $300,000 UÊ Keith Post -- 1329 88Th Ave. Court, Journey Homes Llc, $307,000 UÊ Nathaniel Vanblaricome -- 1445 88Th Ave. Court, Journey Homes Llc, $308,600 UÊ Anthony Meneses -- 8619 13Th St. Road, Journey Homes Llc, $312,700 UÊ Luke Rodenbough -- 8705 13Th St. Road, Journey Homes Llc, $319,000 UÊ David Beal -- 1303 39Th Ave., Bobbie F Wilson, $320,000 UÊ Shirley Cossel -- 1763 35Th Ave. Place, Baessler Residential Colo , $320,800 UÊ Ryan and Lidia Neuenberger -3171 49Th Ave., Nancy Bricker, $325,500 UÊ Miles and Sandra Neidinger -- 7111 23Rd St., Jkn Invest Llc, $351,000 UÊ Tamera Stirling -- 1759 35Th Ave. Place, Baessler Residential Llc, $359,900 UÊ Laci and Pamela Pennington -5151 29Th St. Unit 2208, Chad and Karolyn Holman, $225,000. UÊ Bill and Cheryl Mcdonald -5151 29Th St. Unit 801, Mary Mathews, $226,000. UÊ Antonio Lopez -- 216 20Th Ave. Court, Lynelle Ramirez, $227,500. UÊ Thomas Morris -- 5775 29Th St. Unit 804, Betty Black, $230,000. UÊ Jesus Morales -- 2026 Birch Ave., Elsa Jurado, $250,000. UÊ Genaro Portillo -- 2617 Alpine Ave., Michelle L Pope, $275,000. UÊ Kyle Richards -- 2619 Meadowbrook Lane, Leslie A Mcgrew, $275,000. UÊ Xiang Li -- 3526 W 9Th St., Xiuli Zheng, $285,000. UÊ Daniel and Devon Rosson -- 8704 AT HOME
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14Th St., Journey Homes LLC, $286,000. UÊ Stephen Fletcher -- 2923 Avocado Ave., Jose and Cynthia Aragon, $290,000. UÊ Jonathan Martinez -- 1308 88Th Ave. Court, Journey Homes LLC, $290,500. UÊ Deborah Atchley -- 418 31St Ave., Leonard Gonzales, $295,000. UÊ Catherine Neves -- 1771 35Th Ave. Place, Baessler Residential Colo , $300,000. UÊ Colton and Kristen Hebbelman -- 1325 88Th Ave. Court, Journey Homes LLC, $315,500. UÊ Mary Chaney -- 7513 21St St., Rafael Obediente, $325,000. UÊ Briana and Luis Meza -- 8782 16Th St., J J Constr Northern Colo LLC, $341,800. UÊ Ildefonso Rodriguez -- 5800 W 24Th St., Jason E Geib, $364,400. UÊ William and Allison Caudill -1304 101St Ave. Court, Micah E Noyes, $365,000. UÊ Ngan Nguyen -- 1501 63Rd Ave. Court, Jeffery and Jenessa Booth, $371,000. UÊ Ronald Montoya -- 842 51St Ave., Scott and Kassandra Sobesky, $375,000. UÊ Ron Cherry -- 8173 Eagle Drive, Baessler Residential Colo ,
$386,700. UÊ Robert and Mary Thompson -- 7413 18Th St., Dan J Tacker, $432,500. UÊ Raymond and Amber Johnson -- 7991 W 28Th St., Cynthia Standlee, $475,000. UÊ Abigail and Jeremiah Maddox -5401 W 6Th St., Chris and Sherry Nesmith, $485,000. UÊ Jason and Valerie Fritz -- 1910 80Th Ave., Dale Demaree, $490,000.
Johnstown UÊ Michael and Mindi Mari -- 1849 Chesapeake Circle # A, Carol J Keeling, $335,000 UÊ Samuel Wilson -- 3397 Butternut Lane, and Katharina Rudolf, $370,500 UÊ Christopher Chevalier -- 2411 Black Duck Ave., Chad and Lisa Deselms, $456,400 UÊ Jacob and Mckenna Anzaldua -- 6809 E County Road 18, Kirk and Kathleen Szymanski, $578,000
Loveland UÊ Jeff Niedens -- 1434 Caddoa Drive Apt 8, Kaye R Boden, $218,000 UÊ Daniel and Samantha Dohn --
4574 Glen Isle Drive, Richard D Hebein, $280,000 UÊ Anthony and Mary Hoyt -- 1574 W 29Th St. # 8, Scott and Kathryn Kohler, $305,000 UÊ Timothy and Kaylee Hill -- 625 E 41St St., Jacob Westbrook Hirning, $328,000 UÊ Kate and Christopher Musgrave -4170 Coaldale Drive, Christopher and Michell Peters, $388,000 UÊ Ruth Sundquist -- 3985 Sand Beach Lake Court, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $390,700 UÊ Krista and Ryan Cagnina -- 4126 Cherry Orchard Drive, John Whalen, $399,900 UÊ Kenneth and Emily Fenwick -794 Milner Court, Wendell and Kathryn Vars, $414,000 UÊ Kurt and Carrie Boudette -- 2543 Glendale Drive, Roger and Marilyn Tuohy, $448,500 UÊ Jason Dreiling -- 3561 Florida Drive, Greta E Ingmire, $480,000 UÊ Brian Conant -- 1852 Lily Place, Jonathan and Sh Swartzendruber, $515,000 UÊ William and Lynn Clanton -5913 W County Road 18, Ruth A Pearson, $515,000 UÊ Christine and Travis Nuckols -5232 Indian Creek Road, Hutchison Living Trust, $2,250,000
Windsor UÊ Rose Valdes -- 625 Cedar St., Debra L Gustafson, $300,000 UÊ Vicky Palser -- 1208 Fairfield Ave., Emily and Zachary Buckalew, $374,000 UÊ David Carrillo -- 649 Vermilion Peak Drive, Midian Home Llc, $440,400 UÊ Everett and Christine Sumner -5573 Carmon Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $443,400 UÊ Daniel and Daria Winterholter -5393 Trade Wind Court, David R Henriksen, $545,000 UÊ Cheryl Knight -- 6303 Sanctuary Drive, Sanctuary Lots Llc, $599,900 UÊ Charles and Amber Sullivan -- 1501 Pintail Cv, Jacqueline L Sahd, $610,000 UÊ Vivian Cates -- 33810 Siasconset Road, Edward and Roxane Schneider, $620,000 UÊ Tiffany Raulston -- 32841 Stagecoach Road, Jacob and Melissa Oettel, $740,000 r s! ve O 30 tor 1 bi hi
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Foothills Apartments 2BR 1BA Units in Loveland: Available - Late March, Early April. Washer/Dryer in Unit. $1145/month + $1145 deposit, water, sewer, trash included. No Pets. 1 Year Lease .
970-669-7850 Private 2BR 1BA Plus Your Own Kitchen, Dining Room & Living Area in Top Half of Downtown Loveland Home: Private Entry, W/D Hook Ups. No Pets. $950/month, heat & water paid, $1050 w/ Garage. Available 3/15. 970-691-7167
Mobile Homes for Sale Erie: Adult Park 55+ Looking for Roommate Lot Rent, $325 /month to Share 2 Bedroom 2BR 1BA $49,900. Home in Loveland: Lafayette: 2000 24x48 Share dining room, kitchen, laundry & living 3BR 2BA $80,000.
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