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New homes in the US are shrinking as builders try to contain costs
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Diana Crandall Katie Laughridge Rick Jacquemard Ilyce Glink Samuel J. Tamkin Steve Brown ADDITIONAL CONTENT Tribune News Service ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS Thais Hafer, Toni McNeill EDITOR/FEATURES COORDINATOR Misty Kaiser
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The average new home size across the country is declining in response to higher house price tags and more buyers wanting to downsize. (Dreamstime/TNS)
By Steve Brown The Dallas Morning News (TNS) LAS VEGAS — Builders are putting the squeeze on new homes to lower costs. The average new home size across the country is declining in response to higher house price tags and more buyers wanting to downsize. But the typical new home still has plenty of room at about 2,500 square feet last year. “It peaked at 2,689 square feet in the 2016,” said Rose Quint, a top researcher with the National Association of Home Builders. “In the last four years we have seen the average size of new homes decline every year. “It’s the smallest house size we have put in the ground since the year 2011 in this country,” Quint said at the building industry’s annual show last weekend in Las Vegas. Homes being built in the U.S. are about the same size as what builders were providing before the Great Recession. But the price tags are much higher. In 2005 the median price of new houses in Dallas-Fort Worth was about $176,000. Now a
mid-priced single-family home in the area costs around $350,000. With similar price increases in most states, builders are worried they are pricing buyers out of many markets. So builders are trimming sizes and reducing frills to rein in costs. Dallas-Fort Worth new home sizes are still ahead of the national average. In 2019 the average new home sold in North Texas was 2,774 square foot, according to housing analyst Metrostudy Inc. D-FW home sizes have fallen from a record 2,910 square feet average in 2015. One way for builders hold down costs is to downsize the number of bedrooms. Less than 45% of homes built nationally in 2019 had four or more bedrooms, according to the National Association of Home Builders’ latest studies. “It’s been edging down in the years since” the recession, Quint said. “It’s the smallest share since the year 2012.” Big garages are also starting to shrink in number of stalls and overall size. “Builders are shifting more and more toward the entry level
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homes in what they produce,” Quint said. “They are trying to respond to the affordability crisis we have had in the country in the last few years.” Consumers are also doing their part, turning their noses up at some over-the-top home features. You’ll find fewer of those grand two-story entries and family rooms in new houses. “A lot of consumers consider those high spaces difficult to heat and cool so builders are shying away from them,” Quint said. About 12% of first-time buyers say they want no parking at all. “What does that tell us -- they have no cars,” Quint said. Buyers still have their lists of must-haves in a new house. Some of their make-or-break home features include laundry rooms, hardwood floors, energy saving windows and celling fans. Topping the features that turn them off are elevators, wine cellars, pet washing stations and rooftop plantings. “People are not going to be willing to pay for these things for the most part,” Quint said. “Nobody wants a roof covered by plants.” More than 60% of buyers say they want to purchase in the suburbs. Less than 20% — despite what you hear – say they want to live in the center city. “Fifty-nine percent of first timers want to buy that home in the suburbs,” Quint said. “Only 15% want the central city.” More than three-fourths of buyers say they want a traditional single-family home -not a townhouse or condo. Almost 80% of potential buyers polled said they are looking for open concept kitchen and living areas, instead of the compartmentalized floor plans many of the grew up with. February 8-9, 2020
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WHEN IS IT TIME TO REPLACE MY CARPET? By Diana Crandall, Angie’s List Angie’s List (TNS) Eventually, even the best-laid carpets must be replaced. While regular upkeep can increase your carpet’s lifespan, most manufacturers estimate you’ll need a full replacement after about 10 years. And the signs you need to start shopping around aren’t always obvious. Here are a few ways you can tell your carpet is reaching the end. Stains won’t come out Whether it’s from spilled wine or a new puppy, there are some stubborn stains that even professional cleaning can’t get rid of. If they’re minor, you can typically hide them with area rugs or furniture. But if the damage is permanent and unsightly, it’s probably time to look for new carpeting. Homeowners typically pay between $760 and $2,540 to replace a carpet, according to the Angie’s List Pricing Guide. Per square foot, carpet materials usually cost an average of $2 to $7, though price can fluctuate depending on quality. Foul odors won’t go away If you notice that deep cleans just aren’t banishing the bad smells, that likely means the issue isn’t in your carpet alone — it
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could be in the padding or floor beneath the carpet. How you handle the problem depends on the type of smell. If your pet is the root cause of the issue, you’ll likely need a full replacement. If you notice a musty smell, that could mean you have a water or mold problem. In that case, carpet replacement may be necessary after a mold remediation specialist takes a look at things.
Some damage, like mold and pet waste, can reach the padding and flooring beneath your carpet — requiring a full replacement. (Dreamstime/TNS) February 8-9, 2020
There’s visible damage Carpet damage can range from smaller issues, like a burn mark or two, to extensive problems like the mold damage mentioned above. If there’s just a small area where the carpet is frayed, it’s possible for a flooring pro to help you patch it up. If your entire carpet was flooded with dirty water, or clean water flooding has taken a long time to dry out, replacement is the best course of action. A pro can also let you know if the damage extends to the floor beneath your carpet, and how to fix the problem before it creates bigger problems. You have increased allergy symptoms It can be difficult to remove dust, pet dander and pollen that embeds in carpet fibers over time. If you or your loved ones notice more sneezing, itchy eyes or coughing, it may be that the problem is beneath your feet. The Mayo Clinic recommends using a vacuum with a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter or opting for linoleum or hardwood
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if you’re truly concerned. It costs about $180 for carpet cleaning, via the Angie’s List Pricing Guide, and it’s worth a try before replacing the carpet. The carpet is old At a certain point, patching and deep-cleaning your carpet isn’t going to do the trick. If you notice matting, fading color or that the padding just doesn’t feel like it’s there anymore, it’s probably time to move on. If you see ripples or wrinkles, it is possible to have your carpet re-stretched. This is a more expensive repair, so discuss with a carpet pro whether or not it makes sense to fix the issue or get a complete replacement. ——— Diana Crandall is a reporter for Angie’s List, a trusted provider of local consumer reviews and an online marketplace of services from top-rated providers. Visit AngiesList.com. AT HOME
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Accurate information is essential to assess property taxes
Your homes characteristics and amenities will help determine the correct property taxes for your home. (Shutterstock)
By Ilyce Glink and Samuel J. Tamkin, Tribune Content Agency
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: Glad you enjoyed Ilyce’s video and that it got you thinking about your real estate taxes. You should know that in some municipalities real estate taxes and the method the local government uses to determine what you will pay in real estate taxes is pretty cut and dry. But in other areas, the process is quite complicated. Without getting into the intricacies of how property taxes are computed, you should know that two important factors go into determining your real estate taxes: the characteristics and amenities of your home and your home’s value. Let’s start with your home’s 4
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characteristics and amenities. If the tax collector’s office thinks your home is a 5,000-squarefoot, six-bedroom, six-bathroom home with a three-car garage, but in reality your home has half the square footage and has half the numbers of bedrooms and bathrooms, your taxes are going to be wrong. When it comes to the property tax bill, the size of your home matters as well as many of its characteristics and amenities. Also, construction materials matter; so whether your home is of brick or frame construction may make a difference, as will the number of bathrooms, whether you have a finished or unfinished basement and attic, and if you have an inground pool, tennis court or large garden. There are quite a few characteristics that may go into the process of determining your home’s value. Making sure the information the taxing authority has is accurate should be your first job. To dig deeper into how your property’s valuation is assessed, you can go online or visit your local tax assessor’s office (or whatever government office handles the valuation of your home) and look at the description they have on file of your home. Make sure all
of the items they describe are accurate, including the size of the property, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, the type of construction, the number of fireplaces and anything else that is listed for your home or can be listed on the form for your home. If the information is not correct, you should be able to fill out a form to correct the description of your home. This first step will at least make sure that the government has your home’s attributes correct on their books. The second step is making sure that the government has the value of your home correct as well. This is a bit more complicated. In some parts of the country, the value of your home may be based on what you paid for the home; and nothing changes from there other than a jump for inflation or other objective criteria. But in some locations, the criteria are or may appear quite subjective. In these subjective situations, you’ll need to compare your home to other similar homes to prove to the governmental agency that your home’s value has been set too high for current market conditions. Some agencies’ method of computing these valuations is so complicated that only professionals really know how to get around the system to lower your valuation. For example, you can have two homes that are similar next to each other that sold around the same time; but if one home has 2,200 square feet and the other has 2,300 square feet, these homes may fall into different classifications and may not be considered comparables for the tax valuation process. While that may seem unfair, you have to work with the system so you know what information you can use and not use to get your home’s valuation reduced. Having said all that, you can also get help by looking at the website of your local
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governmental agencies tax assessor’s office or other office that handles the valuation of properties. On some of these government websites you can find information on the process you’ll need to go through to contest your real estate taxes and the timeline you’ll need to follow. Those same websites may even permit you to compare your home with other homes in the neighborhood and submit your property tax contest online. On the other hand, if your local website does not give you these benefits, you may have to go to the government office in person to talk to them and see what information you need, what information they can give you, and gather together the forms you need to complete to contest your property tax valuation. Finally, if you live in an area where doing it yourself is hard or puts you at a disadvantage in contesting your home’s value, you can always enlist the help of real estate tax attorneys or professionals that make a living at helping homeowners contest their real estate taxes. Typically, these professionals take a percentage of the savings. Beware of the fee structure and what you might be charged in the first year and subsequent years. (Ilyce Glink is the author of “100 Questions Every FirstTime Home Buyer Should Ask” (4th Edition). She is also the CEO of Best Money Moves, an app that employers provide to employees to measure and dial down financial stress. Samuel J. Tamkin is a Chicago-based real estate attorney. Contact Ilyce and Sam through her website, ThinkGlink.com.) (c) 2020 ILYCE R. GLINK AND SAMUEL J. TAMKIN. DISTRIBUTED BY TRIBUNE CONTENT AGENCY, LLC. February 8-9, 2020
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repair things like loose steps, disconnected gutters and rotted trim. Look for anything that’s been neglected and needs repair, like a rotted windowsill or missing roof shingle. Loose railings on decks or stairs are a common and often overlooked issue. A pair of binoculars is a good tool to use for the roof review. Besides missing shingles, look for loose metal flashing around chimneys and plumbing vents, a common cause of leaks. Be sure all trees and shrubs are trimmed away from the house, decks and fences. Inside, give your mechanical systems an honest assessment. If your heating and cooling system hasn’t been recently inspected and/or serviced, do it now. If you are aware of any minor plumbing or electrical repairs that need to be done, get them done before a home inspection takes place. Make sure all light fixtures have working light bulbs. Leaky toilet fill valves, drippy faucets or electrical outlets that don’t work might
seem minor but fixing them now not only means you’ll have less to worry when the inspection is done. It also shows both inspectors and the buyers that you’ve taken good care of your home. If you have made improvements to your home, make available to buyers all invoices and documents regarding remodeling projects or new items such as a roof, water heater or furnace. If you’ve upgraded the electrical service, installed a new dishwasher or repaired a leaky faucet, find the paperwork and make it available. It will give the buyer peace of mind to know those items were repaired or upgraded. One of the smartest things you can do to get your home ready for sale is to hire your own home inspector to go through it before it goes on the market. There may be issues with your home that you have either forgotten about or never knew existed. If problems are discovered, you have the time to either repair
these yourself or disclose them upfront to the buyer, eliminating the possibility that the buyer will ask you to make repairs later. Ask your real estate agent which repairs should be done right away. A home inspector is going to find more wrong with your home than needs to be repaired. There will be items that you cannot and should not ignore. If your home needs a new roof, or a new heating/air conditioning system these should be addressed up front. There may also be a list of honey-do items that will not diminish the home’s value, and may cost you more money or time than the money they would yield for you at the sale. Make sure you discuss these items with your agent as well. Your realtor may have other suggestions but these are a good place to start.
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413 Horizon Cir, Greeley $1,250,000 • MLS# 901766 6 Beds • 5 Baths • 1155 Sq. Ft. • 4 Car Garage 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 Jesse Laner 970-481-1250 970-672-7212 jsimmons@c3-re.com jlaner@c3-re.com
87 Jasper Lake Rd, Loveland $1,990,000 • MLS# 900713 5 Beds • 5 Baths • 6 Car Garage Full custom home w/ high end finishes. Private gate, lake & island w/ 800 feet of Big Thompson River front & 1 share of water on 53 acres. RV/Boat parking, asphalt drive + an attached luxury 6 car garage w/ over 2200 sq. ft. John Simmons Jesse Laner 970-481-1250 970-672-7212 jsimmons@c3-re.com jlaner@c3-re.com
55742 County Road 37, Nunn $350,000 • MLS# 896214 164 acres of beautiful rolling terrain & peaceful solitude in Colorado. Minutes to I-25, Wyoming, Fort Collins, DIA & Denver. Build your dream house and bring your cattle, horses or 4-H animals. NO HOA & NO Metro tax.
7092 N County Road 15, Fort Collins $1,395,000 • MLS# 902566 5 Beds • 3 Baths • 18 Car Garage OPEN zoning & NO HOA. 56.81 Lush acres +/- w/ 2 lakes & 1 share of North Poudre Water. 3200 SF heated shop/garage w/ 2 14X14 doors. 3 loafing sheds, tack rm, 3 irrigated pastures & 5700 SF Sprawling ranch. John Simmons Jesse Laner 970-481-1250 970-672-7212 jsimmons@c3-re.com jlaner@c3-re.com
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Home inspection tips for sellers One of the best ways to make certain your home attracts buyers and the highest possible sales price is to BY RICK make sure it’s JACQUEMARD “dressed for Flatirons Home success” both Inspections inside and out. Clean your house. A clean home says you can and do take care of the house. A fresh coat of paint and some new landscaping may seem like obvious first steps in preparing your home for sale. However, when it comes to the home inspection, there’s much more to do. Beginning with the exterior,
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39958 Hilltop Circle, Severance $910,000 • MLS# 902756 5 Beds • 5 Baths • 3 Car Garage Luxury home with spectacular 360-degree views. Private in-law quarters, walk-out basement, gourmet kitchen, main floor master suite with retreat, spacious laundry/mud room, gym and so much more. Luke Harris Stephen Foster 970-376-7107 970-219-9458 lqharris@c3-re.com sfoster@c3-re.com
7244 W CR 12, Loveland $1,589,000 • MLS# 902792 5 Beds • 5 Baths • 15 Car Garage Custom built in 2015 featuring a huge detached shop/garage and apartment. Enjoy daily sunrise and spectacular views along with wildlife and outdoor recreation. Custom features throughout. Steve Baumgaertner Kim Skoric 970-988-8725 970-532-5096 SBaumgaertner@c3-RE.com kim@berthoudrealestate.com
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Beautiful remodeled gem in Old Town. Brand new kitchen with granite countertops, adjacent patio for summer bbqs. New bathrooms with custom tile. Wood floors on main. RV parking and a huge detached garage. Brian Trainor 970-402-6200 970Team@gmail.com
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143 Maxwell Avenue $575,000 Saturday & Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Kristin Kalush Compass (303) 809-1717 2933 Hunt Court $725,000 Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Karen Bernardi The Bernardi Group at Coldwell Banker (303) 402-6000 3159 Stevens Cir N $775,000 Saturday & Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Margie DeBakker RE/MAX Alliance (303) 915-0864
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Longmont 1169 Fall River Cir $385,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Tyler Weber RE/MAX Alliance (970) 631-5965
1196 Hickory Way $1,349,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Jill Muller WK Real Estate (303) 941-6927
2409 Scott Court $459,000 Sunday 11:30 AM-2:00 PM Jitka Siguenza WK Real Estate (415) 314-8839
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709 Nelson Park Circle $489,000 Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Lydia Moy WK Real Estate (303) 731-9513 5801 Grandville Avenue (Sales Center) Starting at $599,900 Saturday & Sunday 11:00 AM-5:00 PM Roz Pinon Markel Homes (720) 583-2170 612 West Grange Court $599,900 Saturday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Roz Pinon Markel Homes (720) 583-2170 910 5th Ave $710,000 Saturday 10:00 AM-2:00 PM Kit Magley RE/MAX Alliance (303) 775-5177 910 5th Ave $710,000 Sunday 11:00 AM-3:00 PM Kit Magley RE/MAX Alliance (303) 775-5177 1990 Amethyst Dr $809,900 Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Nicollette Scieszinski RE/MAX Alliance (608) 436-6880 3704 Braeburn Place $1,045,000 Saturday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Rebecca Weihe WK Real Estate (303) 903-3231
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927 Tempted Ways Dr $1,249,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-3:00 PM Suzy Williamson RE/MAX Alliance (720) 491-9885
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Loveland 106 N Pamela St New Homes from the $300’s to $400’s Saturday & Sunday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Bill Orton LC Home (303) 587-4085 106 N Pamela St New Homes from the $300’s to $400’s Tuesday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Bill Orton LC Home (303) 587-4085 7244 W CR 12 $1,589,000 Saturday & Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM John Simmons C3 Real Estate Solutions (970) 481-1250
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Wood furniture is the unsung hero of the home so many shapes, sizes and finish options, the possibilities are endless. It’s easy to let wood pieces be overshadowed by the showiness of textile furniture, but no more! It’s high time we give our faithful wood pieces the shine they deserve for offering our rooms elegance, charm and sophistication. One of the reasons we may take wood furniture for granted is because it has been around for so long. Wood furniture has been a status maker since its Wood furniture has been a status maker since its earliest days, showcasing earliest days, showcasing the engineering and the engineering and craftmanship skills of each era. (Handout/TNS) craftsmanship skills of each era. In fact, early By Katie Laughridge civilization went from Tribune News Service (TNS) stone beds to the first wood raised Wood pieces add warmth and bed frame in ancient Egypt, soon texture to any space and with to be followed by the world’s first
wooden throne. It is fascinating to look back at the original styles and see how they have been transformed into the intricate spindle bedframes and colorful bamboo chairs we see today. A common misconception is upholstery furniture is the only customizable option, but limitless finishes, grains and detailing for wood furniture can fit any style and home. While I adore traditional wood colors, it is fun to think outside of the typical stain palette. Lacquered woods are not only durable, but the finish gives even the most traditional frames a modern touch, perfect for lovers of new traditional style. If a room needs more texture or a natural element, then I automatically think of wicker. Since wicker can be made of many materials like cane, willow, rattan and bamboo, it can be incorporated into a space in many ways.
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It is fascinating to look back at the original styles of wood furniture and see how they have been transformed into the intricate spindle bedframes and colorful bamboo chairs we see today. (Handout/TNS)
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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 Ethan Salas -- 585 Windom Peak Lane, Heckel Constr LLC, $360,000. UÊ James and Kristin Seplavy -- 1513 Hollyberry St., Lois V Oberhelman, $424,900. UÊ Nathan and Nicole Corlett -- 535 Nesting Eagles Way, 4 Bs Constr Inc, $210,000. UÊ Alex Carmitchelfifer -- 131 S 8Th St., Creekside Devl LLC, $271,000. UÊ Amy Ekart -- 107 S 8Th St., Creekside Devl LLC, $276,000. UÊ John Gaines -- 1065 6Th St. Court, Angela M Plumb, $325,000. UÊ Richard and Angela Tienken -- 651 Ranchhand Drive, Richfield Homes LLC, $358,400. UÊ Joshua and Jessica Sletten -- 813 13Th St., David and Melissa Coleman, $400,000. UÊ Christine Arenas -- 1607 Mount Meeker Ave., Sph Property One LLC, $422,000. UÊ Mario Borunda -- 1617 Stilt St., Eugene William Nault, $425,000. UÊ Michael and Abigail Callaway -- 2413 Tabor St., Steven Young, $440,000. UÊ Jennifer Sears -- 1439 Sabin Court, Aspen View Homes LLC, $442,300. UÊ Keith and Kelli Underwood -- 2486 Likens Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $453,000. UÊ Mindy Jessop -- 566 Ranchhand Drive, Richfield Homes LLC, $484,900. UÊ James and Abby Hargrave -- 2737 Bluewater Road, Waterfront Devl Inc, $625,000. Estes Park UÊ Uladzislau Vouk -- 1121 Fairway Club Circle Unit A1, Norma A Pettijohn Trust, $280,000. UÊ Kelly and Russell Stephens -- 1023 Lexington Lane, Sundee J Pietsch, $450,000. UÊ Sundee Pietsch -- 595 Hondius Circle, William A Greig, $465,000. UÊ Mark Igel -- 935 Highacres Drive, Alexandra Jones, $479,000. UÊ Quinn and Glenn Glenn -- 2370 Bellevue Drive, Stephanie Robin Tuesday, $495,000. UÊ Ashley Ward -- 970 Juniper Lane, James F Banker Trust, $500,000. UÊ Christopher Tedford -- 2806 Aspen Lane, Erin Wooley, $500,000. UÊ Michelle Peterson -- 1050 S Saint Vrain Ave. Unit L4, Suzanne Prindiville, $190,000. 8 AT HOME
Blossom Lane, Ronald W Vernon UÊ Ladd and Jean Gillies -- 800 Bailey Family Trust, $375,000. Lane, Betty M Law, $325,000. UÊ John Clark -- 510 Whispering UÊ Alexander Pecilunas -- 3118 Placer Pines Drive, William Warren King, St., Cary A Beard, $375,000. UÊ Lisa Vonbargen -- 2525 Flintridge $460,000. UÊ Karen Guenther -- 912 Rambling Place, Brian L Robinson, $379,000. UÊ Alita and Patrick Stclair -- 2624 Drive, Cmdr LLC, $535,000. UÊ Tommy and Laurie Fulton -- 1336 Bison Road, Gregory R Temmer, Kinnikinnic Court, Diane E Phillips $385,000. Trust, $542,000. UÊ Austin Bella -- 5124 Arrowhead Lane, Breckenridge Property Fund , UÊ Morris Hecox -- 844 Ponderosa $399,900. Lane, Jeanne and Dolores Dillon, $685,000. UÊ Kyle Smith -- 3113 Worthington Fort Collins Ave., Thomas Samson, $418,000. UÊ Karl Steinkopf -- 8507 Mummy UÊ Charles Crews -- 1919 Angelo Range Drive, Foco Singles LLC, Drive, Jamie Fouty, $419,900. $168,200. UÊ Daniel Herman -- 1024 Butte Pass Drive, Michael and Katherin Hardy, UÊ Jeffrey Eggleston -- 3124 Swallow $420,000. Place, Robert Walsh, $205,000. UÊ Marta Acree -- 710 City Park Ave. UÊ Ronil and Simone Pala -- 511 CoyApt E511, Katherine C Force, ote Trail Drive, Craig and Claire $210,000. Crebar, $430,000. UÊ Douglas and Jennifer Lassiter UÊ Christa Dowty -- 1109 Green-- 3002 W Elizabeth St. Unit 1D, briar Drive, Phillip E Meltesen, Ramona L Jones, $219,500. $432,000. UÊ Joshua and Kelsey Barram -- 1440 UÊ William and Elizabeth Elliott -Edora Road Apt 33, Patrick L 1323 Red Oak Court, Gary and Mckee Trus, $222,500. Sandy Roerig, $473,000. UÊ Michael and Joy Torgerson -- 1221 UÊ Michael and Cheryl Hansen -- 6157 University Ave. Apt D201, Thomas Carmichael St., Lori J Matson, Welsh, $238,000. $513,000. UÊ Sara Robbins -- 4255 Westshore UÊ Korin Yang -- 1516 W Oak St., J J Way Apt B5, Lora and Alan HoleOperations LLC, $546,000. sovsky, $276,000. UÊ John Verwys -- 2809 Catamaran Cv, Tab Bldrs LLC, $570,000. UÊ Michalene Katzer -- 6832 Antigua Drive Unit 8, Connie and Glenn UÊ Joel and Nancy Roberts -- 831 N Peterson, $278,000. Overland Trail, Michael L Eppler, $737,400. UÊ Carolina Banuelos -- 2905 Neil Drive Apt 19, Patrick E Henderson, UÊ Joseph Sorentino -- 2546 Boettcher $285,000. Farm Court, Raymond C Mcleod, $805,100. UÊ Jacob Jordan -- 4902 Brookfield Drive # 4A, Pamela and Jennifer UÊ Rebecca and Matthew Solley -Watkins, $305,000. 1118 W Mountain Ave., D D F Elsa Williams Revocable, $920,500. UÊ Maha Elhakim -- 4302 Gemstone Lane, Robert and Mary Loner, UÊ Brian Curtis -- 1001 Strachan Drive $306,000. Unit 12, Sharon A Ross, $125,000. UÊ Sharon Smith -- 2603 Quince UÊ Bertha Manshadi -- 925 E Prospect Court, Lee Edward Urton, Road Apt B, Carol J Luther Trust, $308,500. $198,000. UÊ Shannon White -- 4500 Seneca St. UÊ Conner Drake -- 3565 Windmill Unit 37, Dorothy A Burkhardt , Drive Apt R8, Christi Lynn Coats, $317,500. $230,000. UÊ Erica Hellmich -- 709 Tracey ParkUÊ Cara Thorsen -- 5620 Fossil Creek way, Thomas Vanosdol, $318,000. Parkway Unit 8104, Hallie C Semonin, $234,500. UÊ Kristyn and Aaron Roth -- 2048 Kent Court, Peter T Stevenson, UÊ Phyllis Struck -- 4560 Larkbunting $325,000. Drive Apt 4D, Wenhui Huang, $235,500. UÊ Cory and Maryanne Delaney -2900 Sombrero Lane, Sph Property UÊ David and Lynne Skinner -- 1822 Two LLC, $328,000. Indian Meadows Lane, Nicole R Burchfield, $253,500. UÊ Pamela Weiner -- 6826 Nimitz Drive Unit B-101, James S Kile UÊ Celeste Weiss -- 2502 Owens Ave. Trust, $334,900. Unit 102, Sally J Martin, $273,500. UÊ Michael Cetta -- 2213 W Magnolia UÊ Rebecca Parker -- 2602 TimberCourt, Jessica and Cale Killingwood Drive Unit 26, Timber Counsworth, $350,000. try LLC, $295,000. UÊ Heather and Jason Poynterlausch UÊ John and Lois Vandeusen -- 730 -- 2601 Brookwood Drive, John M San Felipe Drive, Journey Homes Burke, $355,000. LLC, $317,500. UÊ William and Sukie Klas -- 750 UÊ Steven Reis -- 1313 Coulter St., Wagon Trail Road Unit 1, Trailhead Coulter Street LLC, $325,000. Homes LLC, $366,300. UÊ Kelly Cucchi -- 406 S Shields St., Karl Ayers, $350,000. UÊ Jacquelyn Coleman -- 2151 Water Loveland Reporter-Herald – AtHomeColorado.com
UÊ Steven and Carol List -- 1227 Vinson St., Kristine M Obssuth, $358,000. UÊ Katherine Wargo -- 1922 Enfield Court, Michael and Jennifer Jennings, $359,000. UÊ Alison Hogeboom -- 509 Hanna St., Peter Kurahashi, $363,000. UÊ Rushika Perera -- 2602 Thunderstreak Lane Unit 5, Hartford Homes Mosaic LLC, $369,900. UÊ Brandon Asher -- 3519 Dark Star Court, Eric and Kristin Jaeger, $385,000. UÊ Catherine Garrison -- 2727 Iowa Drive Apt 207, Charles and Judith Dekle, $393,000. UÊ Charles and Ursula Lynch -- 3312 Green Lake Drive Unit 1, Trailhead Homes LLC, $398,000. UÊ Samuel and Megan Snyder -- 2262 Clearfield Way, Penny Kennedy, $399,500. UÊ William and Schuyler Tonn -- 818 Bonita Ave., Tyson M Claffey, $409,000. UÊ Malcolm and Michelle George -- 4713 Overhill Drive, Reliahome LLC, $413,500. UÊ Matthew Smith -- 1104 E Lake Place, Timothy and Marilyn Rogers, $435,000. UÊ Jerry Cook -- 415 S Howes St. Apt 802, Wade and Molly Torgeson, $439,900. UÊ Thomas and Debra Laake -- 3003 Reliant St., Calatlantic Group Inc, $450,200. UÊ Nancy Anstettblackburn -- 2933 Conquest St., Hartford Constr LLC, $454,400. UÊ Paul and Stephanie Marrick -- 5806 Southridge Greens Blvd., James R Nielson, $475,000. UÊ Mariquita Ikeler -- 4445 Huntsman Drive, Lc Home Fox Grove LLC, $485,000. UÊ Gail Larkin -- 2315 Adobe Drive, Brittaney and Mark May, $485,000. UÊ Keith and Karissa Mcnab -- 4800 Overhill Drive, James and Kendra Benson, $510,000. UÊ Wendy Martin -- 527 Huntington Hills Drive, Kenneth and Laura Cicuto, $525,000. UÊ Jennifer John -- 7731 Pingree Circle, Firethorne Living Trust, $545,000. UÊ Christopher Mcphail -- 4924 Clarendon Hills Drive, Kimberly M Webb, $560,000. UÊ Hong Pham -- 2312 Snow Mesa Court, Susan M Becker, $560,000. UÊ David and Melissa Coleman -4414 Huntsman Drive, Lc Home Fox Grove LLC, $560,600. UÊ Matthew Garman -- 700 Cheyenne Drive, J Anna, $580,000. UÊ Phillip Homier -- 825 Smith St., Lisa and Craig Russell, $600,000. UÊ Christopher Lewis -- 4024 Crescent Drive, Thomas G Ellmann, February 8-9, 2020
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Aspen Homes ranch w/full UF bsmt. Master w/WIC. Beautiful eat-in kitchen. Std: A/C, Smart thermostat, tankless H20 heater, 9’ walls on main, front landscape. 95%e furnace & extensive air sealing pkg. $3K Closing Cost Credit w/Pref Lender. Visit model at 10413 12th. $332,000 | MLS #896093
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1149 Coral Burst Dr, Loveland
Custom Hawkstone Builders plan. Full UF walk-out bsmt. Hardwd, granite in kitchen & baths, ďŹ replace, alder Tharp cabinetry, SS app pkg, gas cooktop, double ovens, fridge, tankless H20 heater, A/C, deck, lower patio, 3 car garage, covered porch. $590,000 | MLS #836303
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2630 Rosybill Ln, Johnstown
Picture perfect curb appeal! Stroh Farm home w/ formal living & dining, updated laminate r, bright eat-in kitchen w/island, SS apps, family rm w/built-ins & FP, loft! Spacious master w/5pc & walk-in closet. UF bsmt for future ďŹ nish! Enormous patio! Oversize 3-car garage. $431,000 | MLS #891052
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Wadas Court, Adam and Jamie Montano, $297,000. UÊ Karl Eckinger -- 10 S Idaho Ave., Tyrone Saul Cardona, $297,000. UÊ Judith Haner -- 907 N 4Th St., Tyler and Kristen Haner, $309,900. UÊ Tiffany and Julio Castro -- 4430 Limestone Lane, Barbara and Mary Knopick, $342,400. UÊ Diego Balenzuela -- 325 Riviera Lane, Jose A Ruiz, $342,500. UÊ Cody and Kylie Jasinski -- 4138 Greenwood Lane, Clayton Properties Group Ii , $405,400. UÊ Brandon and Debbie Winner -- 337 Graham Lane, 337 Graham Trust, $480,000. UÊ Gregory and Lurlene Harris -3119 Dunbar Way, Rychlund Inc, $533,900. UÊ Nichole and Travis Murphy -- 4338 Limestone Lane, Jeffrey A France, $334,000. UÊ Jason Becker -- 3760 Barnard Lane, Emily J Rienau, $402,500. UÊ Jennifer and Jonathon Pries -- 3600 Idlewood Lane, Molly and Jeffrey Dudash, $418,000. UÊ Derik and Stephanie Herman -3452 Sandalwood Lane, Paul G Henriet, $508,000. Loveland UÊ Jill Leichliter -- 4875 Hahns Peak Drive Apt 103, Judith Onell, $220,000.
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UÊ Denis Paul -- 4755 Hahns Peak Drive Unit 204, Thomas Stepnosky, $246,000. UÊ Chad and Jen Koerlin -- 105 E 2Nd St., Russell and Bradley Morgan, $247,000. UÊ Rachel Pott -- 1519 Oak Creek Drive, Rebecca and An Wolsfeld, $272,000. UÊ Patrick and Rebecca Lafferty -- 1845 Elk Springs St., Dustin Robertson, $310,000. UÊ Katharine Wilson -- 2054 W 17Th St., Chad and Amy Fisher, $315,000. UÊ Timothy Mannschreck -- 815 W 7Th St., Kimberly Lynn Coday, $319,900. UÊ Eric and Laura Wilder -- 585 Callisto Drive Unit 202, Richard Goscicki, $320,000. UÊ Cheldon Todd -- 2816 W 13Th St., Jill A Ayde, $325,000. UÊ William and Janeen Eggett -- 1561 W Us Highway 34, Bradley and Judith Decker, $349,000. UÊ Jovee Hannah -- 2539 Indian Hills Drive, Jeffrey P Grant, $364,000. UÊ Patrick Oshea -- 2565 Trio Falls Drive, Maureen E Mccann, $365,000. UÊ Eileen Bernard -- 1008 W 32Nd St., Frances Boyd, $365,000. UÊ Jeremiah Kennedy -- 1722 Cameo Ave., Evelyn Brown, $367,000.
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UÊ Michael and Laura Morrell -- 2693 Antila Court, Matthew and Nicole Wood, $397,000. UÊ Blake Burke -- 652 Timber View Court, Marshall and Bonnie Berens, $399,000. UÊ A Roth -- 114 Pamela Drive, Lc Home Mtn Gate Mariana , $405,000. UÊ Mark and Camilla Johnson -- 1690 W 50Th St., Kendall Brook Townhomes LLC, $413,500. UÊ Erich Arnbrecht -- 6209 N Saint Louis Ave., Kevin and Cindy Weimer, $450,000. UÊ Thomas and Grazia Dimauro -5946 Cibola Court, Christina and Jacob Farney, $459,000. UÊ Jeffrey Grant -- 3096 6Th St. Sw, Hunget Family Trust, $460,000. UÊ Andrew and Kelly Graham -- 3118 Bridal Veil Falls Drive, William Lyon Homes Inc, $495,100. UÊ Joshua and Mariah Ingrim -- 3924 Owl Creek Court, William Lyon Homes Inc, $514,600. UÊ Melvin and Cheryl Orwig -- 506 Split Rock Drive, Lonnie and Deborah Maddox, $550,000. UÊ Andrew and Amy Kaiser -- 4990 Hornbeam Court, Eileen T Mogan, $560,000. UÊ David and Wendy Mcgee -- 3805 Verbo Road, Craig and Tammy Carpenter, $575,000.
UÊ Gary and Karen Voorhees -- 3218 Current Creek Court, Ronald and Catherine Carroll, $669,000. UÊ Lonnie and Deborah Maddox -- 4651 Mariana Ridge Court, Lc Home Mariana Butte LLC, $785,000. UÊ Adam and Mandy Morgan -- 2528 Bluestem Willow Drive, Calvin and Nancy Marchell, $815,000. UÊ John and April Berquist -- 2120 Goodwine Lane, J B Invest Inc, $204,000. UÊ David Lund -- 1410 Box Prairie Circle, John A Lopez, $249,000. UÊ Laura Bray -- 1716 Valency Drive, Loveland Habitat For , $275,000. UÊ Caleb and Aishlinn Anderson -- 1610 W 16Th St., Kathryn J Douglasgoacher, $315,000. UÊ Kim and Michael Miranda -- 3612 Glade Road, Loren and Kirsten Lew, $330,000. UÊ Stacy and Charles Masin -- 746 E 34Th St., Jade W Bond, $340,000. UÊ Michael Helburg -- 107 23Rd St. Se, Lois J Drewer Trust, $340,000. UÊ Sharron Gantt -- 4008 Penrose Ave., Christopher J Capaldi Trust, $350,000. UÊ Robert and Ryan Abrahamson -- 1756 Kent Court, Cyler and Roxanne Groseth, $364,000. UÊ Laura and Dale Kruger -- 4273 Lonetree Drive, Donald and Karen
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Archer, $380,000. UÊ Nancy Anstettblackburn -- 4496 Hayler Ave., Douglas L Balok, $380,000. UÊ Russell and Lisa Bryan -- 360 Ramsay Place, Sph Property One LLC, $380,000. UÊ Alex Rockwood -- 3633 Harding Drive, Chad R Smith, $385,000. UÊ Larry and Amanda Pitts -- 1476 Warbler St., Scott and Chrissy Romatzke, $390,000. UÊ Carla and Gerald Sisneros -- 1681 Carol Drive, Edna Karen Henson, $390,000. UÊ Guy and Melanie Folz -- 3154 Booth Falls Drive, William Lyon Homes Inc, $404,700. UÊ Paul and Monica Sylvestre -- 725 E 4Th St., Nicholas and K Mortellite, $420,000. UÊ John Llamas -- 559 Marcellina Drive, Richard and Barbara Dixon, $435,000. UÊ Devlon and Joyce Bernbeck -- 441 Marcellina Drive, Trout Living Trust, $450,000. UÊ Rachel Reynolds -- 2981 Pawnee Creek Drive, Kb Home Colo Inc, $463,000. UÊ Bruce and Pennelope Willett -- 7774 Bison Bluff St., Deanna Tebockhorst, $595,000. UÊ Rob and Kendra Benson -- 10829 Bears Lair Road, Minh Ngoc Phan Trust, $610,000.
UÊ Justin and Erin Counts -- 5620 Wild Plum Drive, Myndie Neece, $655,000. UÊ James and Janice Alexander -- 4390 Monroe Ave., Larry and Dianne Shubert, $720,000. UÊ Cole and Cynthia Harter -- 1005 Willowrock Drive, Aaron X Edwards Special , $725,000. UÊ Amy Dorfler -- 425 Rugged Rock Road, Nathan and Jennif Miller, $845,000. UÊ Richard and Denise Chapman -5177 Single Tree Drive, James and Abby Hargrave, $1,204,300. Windsor UÊ Justine and Ivy Brown -- 21 Main St., John D Frank, $250,000. UÊ Robert and Michele Ellis -- 249 Habitat Circle, Douglas and Julie Searle, $345,000. UÊ Ryan and Noelle Pepin -- 247 Pinebrook Court, Mcdague Invest LLC, $352,000. UÊ Trevor Terrill -- 1843 Ruddlesway Drive, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $421,500. UÊ Don and Sheri Goldman -- 1827 Tinker Drive, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $422,100. UÊ Michael and Sara Salerno -- 1927 Los Cabos Drive, Calatlantic Group Inc, $477,500. UÊ William Smith -- 231 Mallard Court, Diana L Stanislav, $479,900. UÊ Randall and Heather Hill -- 1939
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Rolling Wind Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $504,200. Kevin and Lauren Townsend -- 2152 Day Spring Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $523,300. Michael and Pamela Bondhus -1899 Holloway Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $545,000. Jeffrey Hoff -- 5896 Maidenhead Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $617,000. Michael and Diana Turik -- 7983 Rising Sun Court, Reistad Family Revocable , $629,000. William and Susan Beard -- 6779 Spanish Bay Drive, Kenneth and Kimberly Webster, $680,000. Josilynn and Jesse Weilert -- 32723 Stagecoach Road, Gary L Castleman Tru, $680,000. John and Carol Tevelein -- 5907 Crooked Stick Drive, Daniel and Sue Diprofio, $688,000. Patricia Morris -- 6191 Crooked Stick Drive, Westmark Homes Colo LLC, $689,100.–– Andy Anderson -- 1000 Juniper Drive, Justin T Matney, $326,000. Aaron Raines -- 932 Camberly Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $346,000. Justin and Brenna Matney -- 1119 3Rd St., John J Llamas, $350,000. Aubrey Martell -- 2168 Cape Hatteras Drive Unit 2, Dawn M Zegarelli, $375,000.
UÊ Randy Gerold -- 1772 Littlewick Drive, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $400,400. UÊ Benjamin Bradley -- 436 Boxwood Drive, Daniel Kenny, $441,600. UÊ Christopher Ashby -- 1774 Dolores River Court, Kyle Eytcheson, $487,500. UÊ Douglas and Cheryl Stephens -1932 Tidewater Lane, Juma LLC, $519,100. UÊ Ashley and Stephen Kaufman -1943 Rivers Edge Road, Bob and Linda Morgan, $525,000. UÊ Kevin Dunnigan -- 1797 Holloway Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $535,000. UÊ Barbara Evavold -- 2174 Crop Row Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $558,800. UÊ Erik and Cassandra Evavold -2165 Peach Blossom Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $573,100. UÊ Nathan and Katrina Katrina -1914 Cloud Court, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $625,000. UÊ William and April Graves -- 4524 Haystack Drive, Graves Farm LLC, $760,000. UÊ Grant and Roxane Moen -- 6420 Sanctuary Drive, Sanctuary Lots LLC, $1,249,900. UÊ Nathan Koshman -- 2095 Picture Pointe Drive, Juma LLC, $1,381,000.
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