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Gardeners with Generous Hearts A pair of neighborhood kids strolled by, twirling rakes on their shoulders as they chatted and decided which households BY CAROL to ask to hire O’MEARA them to clean Colorado State University Extension up fallen leaves. Now that I’m spending so much time at home, I’ve become addicted to watching the neighborhood goings-on; it seems I’m channeling Gladys Kravitz, the nosey character from the old TV show Bewitched. I found myself watching the kids with growing hope that they’d stop here, because the childhood rite of picking up odd jobs in the neighborhood is so – what’s that word? Normal. But our leaves were already cleaned up by four passes across the yard from the lawnmower to mulch them into the lawn. Running the mower repeatedly over the area cuts the leaves into pieces small enough to benefit the grass. Normal is not a word I’d use to describe this year, so the sight of the boys hustling jobs that keep up with Mother Nature cheered my mind. Nature is where many of us found solace this past summer and the garden was a big part of folks’ mental health support. Many people turned to gardening this year as a means of keeping busy, getting fresh air, and finding distraction from the pandemic. New gardeners turned soil for the first time or planted containers with flowers and vegetables. The hope that went into these plantings made the days a bit brighter. Families gardened together, introducing their children to the joy of planting seeds and watching them sprout. Because our schools have robust earth science programs, many children are the ones who encouraged their adult family members to take up gardening. The intergenerational

sharing of growing something green was the right activity for quarantined people. Gardens sprang up in nooks and crannies, front yards and sidewalk strips, on balconies and decks. Stores sold out of seedlings and seed companies couldn’t keep up with demand. People across the country embraced gardening with a passion we haven’t seen in a long time. The desire to grow married up with the desire to help others, and the collective anguish over our situation gave rise to a movement based on vegetable patches and dirty hands. Hundreds of gardeners signed up to grow extra food to donate to local food banks and pantries, and others gave without enrolling in a program or project. Gardeners did this before in the Victory Garden movements of WWI, WWII, and the Great Depression. We make a difference when we share our bounty and this season, across the state, gardeners in Colorado State University’s Grow & Give program donated over 23 tons of produce to those in need. Boulder and Larimer County’s Grow & Give gardeners provided just over six tons of that total. The produce given wasn’t all zucchini and winter squash, either. Instead, gardeners grew luscious tomatoes, crisp lettuces, nutritious broccoli, and green

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Your Garage Can Save You Money MENARDS— When you are looking for creative ways to save money on your home or business energy costs, consider insulating the garage. For many homeowners, the garage is a multi-functional space used to store equipment, protection from the elements, or even an entertainment space. If you’re having a hard time deciding if your garage needs to be insulated, consider the following questions to aid you in your decision.

PURPOSE The first step is determining the purpose of the space. The primary purpose for insulation is to control the heat flow and maintain a consistent temperature. If temperature control, protection, and functionality are important to you, the next step is to decide which type of insulation you will need. SELECTION Insulating a garage can increase your energy savings, act as a soundproofing barrier, and overall make your garage a more comfortable space. If you’ve decided it is the best option, consider the following most common insulation options and their facts: • Fiberglass: Most commonly used insulation available in batts, rolls, or loose-fill. Paper-face is an ideal option for those

looking to add a vapor barrier and give the walls a slightly finished look. • Cellulose: Ideal for already finished walls and ceilings as it is loose-fill. Most commonly blown into the area, cellulose is made of recycled newspapers that has been treated with fire retardant material. • Rigid Foam: Used in walls, floors, and ceilings, rigid foam insulation is thin material with the ability to customize size to fit any area. Sold in 4 x 8 sheets, this expanded polystyrene foam board is a quick and easy way to insulate. FINISH Create a clean and polished look by adding drywall to your walls and ceiling. This step will open new doors to a variety of finishing options to complete your space such as paint, shiplap, trim, and much more. For more information on home improvement topics visit menards.com.

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Time to create some cheer and decorate for the holidays Now that you’ve gotten through your turkey meat induced coma, it’s time to drag out the holiday decorations. BY MARY LYNN BRUNY You may think with a dispirited harrumph, “Why bother during this God-awful year?” But if there is one thing we all could use now it’s some holiday cheer, so don’t give up. Sometimes holiday decorating causes a bit of stress, but it’s still worth the effort. (Holiday stress: A human tradition since the dawn of time.) For instance, when our kids were growing up we would always have a family outing to pick out a real tree, a Norman Rockwell moment many parents strive for which often is tempered with tiring reality. When the boys were little it seemed to take hours to feed, corral and properly bundle them up before heading out, often requiring us to unbundle and re-bundle for yet another trip to the bathroom. When we finally got to the sales lot we would search the area, looking at what felt like every tree several times from several vantage points. After a mindnumbing family debate – amazing how even a five-year old can be so opinionated – we’d make a final

selection and stand in the long line to pay. After getting home with parental patience and energy running low, we’d struggle to get the scratchy tree off our vehicle and drag it through the front hallway to the living room while it shed needles and knocked pictures off walls. Finally we would jam it in our janky oldfashioned tree stand with rusty twist screws (barely functional but classic) where once secured it would lean cockeyed in some odd direction. Being a detail-oriented and thoughtful spouse, I would point out this deficiency to my beloved. He, at his breaking point, would insist it was just fine as it precariously threatened to tip over and sometimes did, spilling water and needles on the floor, infuriating him further. One of these times, our oldest son, then about eight and not use to seeing mommy and daddy losing it, bemoaned while on the edge of tears, “This is the worst Christmas ever!” Boy, my husband and I still get a good laugh out of that one. Poor little guy! Real parents and real life: Sometimes they just rot. (Never fear: Our son wasn’t permanently scarred; he loves Christmas trees.) Recently my husband has been relieving his quarantine antsy-ness by going through an organizational/stuff reduction kick, usually pulling out boxes of things of which I’m in charge.

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(Meanwhile, boxes of huge old electronics sit patiently in the basement waiting for the 80s to come back. I hear disco is in again; perhaps mammoth speakers and receivers are too, and he’s ahead of the curve.) Recently he took out our boxes of holiday decorations. Apparently, for the past 30 years these boxes have had wild times up in the attic and multiplied like bunnies. I remember when we had one box of stuff; now we have enough to decorate a small Bavarian village. Each season I use a portion of this, but this year I may go wild. An upside to this year is since no one is coming over

to our homes, we can all go a bit decorating mad. We can all let our inner 10-year-olds take charge. Want to have an army of mechanical snowmen sing and dance every time you walk by? Enjoy! Want to set up a Lego winter village on every horizontal surface of your home? Go for it. Want to leave your tie-dye themed Christmas tree with psychedelic flashing lights up until you get vaccinated? Great plan. Just make sure the tree is straight. That’s really important.

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Walkin’ in a WOODLAND WINTERLAND Katie Laughridge Tribune News Service(TNS) When I think of Christmas, a few things pop instantly into my mind. Classic red and green, sitting inside by the fire with This woodland wonderland is filled with a multitude of ormy nearest ganic textures from fur to carved wood to soft, supple leather. and dearest, positioning the nativity scene just the hard and soft mix to create a so, sleigh bells jingling. However, display that makes you feel like as I was looking at all our holiday you’ve stumbled upon a hidden goodies, I realized I wanted to forest. We used a variety of pine do something a bit different that cones that range from natural to reflects the changes this year glitter-dusted for a bit of sparkle has brought for me. Like many and glamour. A touch of glitter families, we’re spending even makes me think of the day’s last more time outside, and this has sun rays kissing the snow at dusk. given me a newfound appreciation The color palette for this look for the beauty of nature and is neutral and simple with a the simplistic joy and wonder it variety of brown, sage and white brings. The visuals team and I making up the bulk of the display. already had our sights set on a However, we used pillows and nature-inspired look, but with my some whimsical red cardinal growing appreciation for the great ornaments to bring a pop of outdoors, I thought a woodlandsurprise. I like to think the little inspired theme was just right. birdies are here to keep the plush This woodland wonderland is squirrels and owls company. The filled with a multitude of organic mixture of the ornament hues and textures from fur to carved wood textures creates a beautiful design and soft, supple leather. I love how that is a touch rustic and full of

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Total Market Overview

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

Key Metrics

Historical Sparkbars

New Listings 6-2019

10-2019

2-2020

6-2020

10-2020

6-2019

10-2019

2-2020

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Pending / Under Contract Sold Listings Median Sales Price Average Sales Price Pct. of List Price Received Days on Market Affordability Index Active Listings 6-2019

10-2019

2-2020

6-2020

10-2020

6-2019

10-2019

2-2020

6-2020

10-2020

Months Supply

Sold Listings

1,075 0

306

1,189

555

288

688

377

139

- 30.0%

- 5.9%

+ 10.6%

+ 24.0%

+ 18.6%

$100K to $199K

$200K to $299K

$300K to $399K

$400K to $499K

$500K to $699K

10-2019 1 5 146 911 500 372 139 36 1 2,111

10-2020 0 6 110 975 644 427 193 58 4 2,417

Change - 100.0% + 20.0% - 24.7% + 7.0% + 28.8% + 14.8% + 38.8% + 61.1% + 300.0% + 14.5%

10-2019 0 5 160 164 55 5 0 0 0 389

10-2020 0 1 178 214 44 20 0 0 0 457

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

By Price Range – All Properties

10-2019

+ 4.7%

2,981

3,041

+ 2.0%

205

237

+ 15.6%

2,232

2,669

+ 19.6%

219

305

+ 39.3%

2,149

2,499

+ 16.3%

$360,000

$422,290

+ 17.3%

$385,000

$399,000

+ 3.6%

$413,636

$485,352

+ 17.3%

$436,617

$455,998

+ 4.4%

99.1%

99.9%

+ 0.8%

99.4%

99.8%

+ 0.4%

- 8.9%

- 3.7%

104

- 8.7%

100

+ 3.1%

545

308

- 43.5%

2.6

1.3

- 50.0%

YTD-2019 YTD-2020

By Property Type

10-2020

+ 38.8%

Change -- 80.0% + 11.3% + 30.5% - 20.0% + 300.0% ---+ 17.5%

9-2020 0 0 7 82 83 45 27 9 1 254

10-2020 0 0 9 77 81 56 28 6 2 259

10-2019

Percent Change

2,500

2,874

457

389

+ 61.1%

+ 300.0%

+ 14.5%

+ 17.5%

+ 15.0%

$1.0M to $2.0M

$2.0M+

Singe Family

Townhouse-Condo

All Properties

Change --+ 28.6% - 6.1% - 2.4% + 24.4% + 3.7% - 33.3% + 100.0% + 2.0%

9-2020 0 0 9 24 4 5 0 0 0 42

10-2020 0 0 16 25 5 0 0 0 0 46

Year to Date Single Family Change --+ 77.8% + 4.2% + 25.0% - 100.0% ---+ 9.5%

10-2019 1 5 121 773 431 324 125 34 1 1,815

10-2020 0 5 85 844 584 369 170 51 4 2,112

Condo

Change - 100.0% 0.0% - 29.8% + 9.2% + 35.5% + 13.9% + 36.0% + 50.0% + 300.0% + 16.4%

10-2019 0 5 134 147 44 4 0 0 0 334

10-2020 0 1 150 180 38 18 0 0 0 387

Change -- 80.0% + 11.9% + 22.4% - 13.6% + 350.0% ---+ 15.9%

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

110

10-2020

2,417

Compared to Prior Quarter Single Family Condo

103

423

10-2019

10-2020

545

241

122

308

+ 60.0%

- 20.0%

- 72.5%

- 53.5%

- 24.5%

- 43.7%

- 44.0%

- 33.3%

- 25.0%

- 43.0%

- 45.1%

- 43.5%

< $100K

$100K to $199K

$200K to $299K

$300K to $399K

$400K to $499K

$500K to $699K

$700K to $999K

$1.0M to $2.0M

$2.0M+

Singe Family

Townhouse-Condo

All Properties

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

244

10-2020

172 5

193

$700K to $999K

Rolling 12 Months Single Family Condo

233

2,111

447

< $100K

Percent Change

10-2019

- 100.0%

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

10-2020

Actual sales that have closed in a given month.

By Price Range – All Properties – Rolling 12 Months

10-2019

10-2019 5 3 19 104 96 97 50 45 4 423

10-2020 8 1 7 45 63 56 28 30 3 241

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Change + 60.0% - 66.7% - 63.2% - 56.7% - 34.4% - 42.3% - 44.0% - 33.3% - 25.0% - 43.0%

Compared to Prior Month Single Family Condo

Condo 10-2019 0 2 32 68 14 6 0 0 0 122

10-2020 0 3 7 35 20 2 0 0 0 67

Change -+ 50.0% - 78.1% - 48.5% + 42.9% - 66.7% ---- 45.1%

9-2020 8 1 15 50 78 49 26 39 1 267

10-2020 8 1 7 45 63 56 28 30 3 241

Change 0.0% 0.0% - 53.3% - 10.0% - 19.2% + 14.3% + 7.7% - 23.1% + 200.0% - 9.7%

9-2020 0 2 11 33 21 2 0 0 0 69

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Year to Date Single Family Change -+ 50.0% - 36.4% + 6.1% - 4.8% 0.0% ---- 2.9%

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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS The following Northern Colorado Home Sales were supplied by Colorado Weekly Homebuyers List Inc., 303-744-2020. Listed are the buyer, the property address, the seller and the amount. Ault • Thomas and Cathleen Ross -11757 Belmont Drive, Robert W Glunt Trust, $995,500. Berthoud • Julie Christinedevalois -- 899 Winding Brook Drive, Creekside Devl LLC, $290,900. • Beth Nomina -- 2754 Center Park Way, Richfield Homes LLC, $291,200. • Kathleen Williams -- 887 Winding Brook Drive, Creekside Devl LLC, $295,200. • Elizabeth Webster -- 895 Winding Brook Drive, Creekside Devl LLC, $302,000. • Steven Sardelli -- 897 Winding Brook Drive, Creekside Devl LLC, $302,800. • Sydney Villa -- 879 Winding Brook Drive, Creekside Devl LLC, $303,000.

• Lindsay Berryhill -- 889 Winding Brook Drive, Creekside Devl LLC, $304,800. • Joshua Hudson -- 891 Winding Brook Drive, Creekside Devl LLC, $310,000. • John and Agnes Donahue -- 893 Winding Brook Drive, Creekside Devl LLC, $314,300. • Steven Spence -- 228 S 3rd St., Linda A Stehle Living Trust, $319,000. • Richard and Lisa Broad -- 705 Bruce Drive, John B Hawley, $350,000. • Kate Simpson -- 809 Evening Breeze Drive, Arlene and James Rowand, $377,500. • Dennis and Samantha Stevens -- 1124 Longs Peak Ave., Melody Homes Inc, $430,900. • Michael Barajas -- 87 Sioux Drive, Sambath Hem, $440,000. • Timothy and Katherine Harmon -- 621 E Michigan Ave., Dfh Mandarin LLC, $450,000. • Gary and Jennifer Antonio -- 1630 Alpine Ave., James and Megan Ohlson, $455,000. • Chadwick Byers -- 1280 Vantage Parkway, Melody Homes Inc, $472,200. • Nathan Sebring -- 882 Jenny Lane, John Micoch, $475,000.

• Kacey Mcconagha -- 1117 Longs Peak Ave., Melody Homes Inc, $484,800. • Jennifer and Brett Miller -- 313 Dorothy Drive, Dfh Mandarin LLC, $495,300. • Mark and Karen Morris -- 1134 Rubinette Lane, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $510,000. • James Okeeffe -- 1021 Berthoud Peak Drive, Danny and Shana Spickard, $1,150,000. Eaton • Loree Unrein -- 1263 Swainson Road, Francis Properties LLC, $410,000. Evans • Elena Squires -- 3021 11th Ave. Apt 3, David and Tammy Jacoby, $172,000. • Michael and Pamela Franklin -3302 Valmont St., Ashley N Stoker, $250,000. • Gino Decarlo -- 6305 Noble St., J M Bldrs LLC, $300,500. • Paul Mahony -- 2905 Park View Drive, Jeffrey and Carrie Alles, $307,900. • Andrea Pinedo -- 2921 Park View Drive, Major and Mary Hudson, $312,000. • Judith Blain -- 3624 Rialto Ave., Lucy Ortiz, $334,000. • Lauren and Samuel Kellertwigg --

3303 San Carlo Ave., Jeremiah and Cassie Quesada, $380,000. • Branden Mueller -- 3340 Grenache St., Susan and Jay Foster, $405,000. Fort Lupton • Erin Lindahl -- 156 5th St., Christopher Ball, $294,900. • Michael and Natalie Adam -- 1640 Conestoga Trail, Jeff and Kirstin Coleman, $345,000. • Tammara Metcalf -- 1210 8th St., Mario Eugenio Augustine, $359,000. • Luis Calderon -- 16459 Lamb Ave., Andres Carrion, $386,000. • Jennifer Valdez -- 7078 Jade St., Hilda Manzo Garcia, $398,000. • Riley Dewald -- 528 Northrup Ave., Century Coyote Creek LLC, $400,300. • Michael and Cody Wilson -- 1827 Homestead Drive, Century Coyote Creek LLC, $416,600. • Carlos Garfio -- 1162 S Denver Ave., Debe D Bell, $480,000. Gilcrest • Annette Weathermon -- 322 Stockton St., Patricia A Hernandez, $286,000. Greeley • Todd Shaklee -- 4828 Hot Springs Drive, Jeffrey L Littell, $150,000. • William and Polly Kurtz -- 512 7th St., Pete Feit, $157,500.

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• Gustavo Ramirez -- 4507 Grand Canyon Drive, United Colo LLC, $160,000. • Larry Moomey -- 950 52nd Ave. Court Apt N3, Ed A Rarick, $213,000. • Joseph Ybarra -- 501 26th Ave., Andrea and David Pinedo, $225,000. • Kevin and Cheryl Schumacher -- 5151 29th St. Unit 406, Korbin Blair Parker, $229,500. • Richard Rowen -- 920 44th Ave. Court Apt 31, Gerald and Lucille Reid, $230,000. • Rosalio and Dora Villarreal -- 409 11th Ave., Camco LLC, $235,000. • Claudia Velasquez -- 2529 21st Ave., Robert Lee Scantland, $250,000. • Shane Woods -- 1803 23rd Ave. Court, Debra L Bennettwoods, $258,700. • Victor Meza -- 1314 12th Ave., Trevor Jason Dillon, $262,500. • Juan Moncada -- 2413 Bearwood Ave., Lorenzo Saenz, $265,000. • Cameron and Brittney Labelle -- 1212 8th St., Valerie A Cooper, $275,000. • Jose Moreno -- 2440 Alpine Ave., Gary Lee Sladek, $285,000. • John Busch -- 413 30th Ave. Court, Elise Scheurer, $285,000. • Anwar Rahim -- 2032 27th St., Esther and John Shank, $290,000. • Kori Yarber -- 119 50th Ave., Cody J Clements, $315,000. • John and Cynthia Ketchum -- 2822 W E St., Samuel and Franci Riggle, $325,000. • Roger and Ashley Leggewie -- 233 N 49th Ave., Thomas Robert Romero, $336,300. • Sandra Thomas -- 310 53rd Ave. Court, Thomas and Kristie Cotter, $340,000. • Ali Munaf -- 2550 19th Ave., Kurt and Tammy Geiger, $345,000. • Muhammad Zahiruddin -- 2608 W 15th St., Briana L Anderson, $345,000. • Veldon Werito -- 5142 32nd St.,

Timothy and Jonnae Shetter, $375,000. • Rodney Jennings -- 1715 70th Ave., Clinton and Julia Warehime, $379,900. • Cameron and Alyssa Gibson -2720 23rd St., 2720 23rd St LLC, $384,900. • Steven and Jayne Mcaden -- 2321 72nd Ave., Danny A Elliott, $401,000. • Kalei and Vicki Bright -- 2209 70th Ave., Scott and Jordan Sommerfield, $401,000. • Dino Bonacasa -- 703 62nd Ave., Jhonny Perez Inuma, $424,000. • William and Jody Sparks -- 3122 56th Ave. Court, Larry J Smith, $425,000. • Alberto Puga -- 4131 W 15th St., Donovan and Michelle Watts, $434,200. • Jeffrey and Carrie Alles -- 1424 87th Ave., Aspen View Homes LLC, $486,600. • Yadira Robles -- 9031 19th St. Road, David and Valerie Riegert, $530,000. • John and Holly Johnson -- 4515 W 21st St., Gary and Sally Hoff, $660,000. • Valente Avila -- 3201 Grand View Drive, Scott and Pamela Renfroe, $847,000. • Daniel and Naomi Flanagan -3938 18th St. Lane, Timothy and Shanna Ullmann, $925,000. • Rebecca and Raymond Middleton -- 16780 Shepherds Way, Schroetlin Custom Homes LLC, $1,395,000. • Eugene and Barbara Lytle -- 33610 County Road 31, Willard and Arlene Burbach, $2,400,000. Hudson • Terry Steinberg -- 155 Elm St., James T Beach, $285,000. • Joshua and Mary Johnson -- 22375 Highway 52, James Robertson, $526,000. Johnstown • Jean Holmes -- 7400 Caren Circle, Lynn V Witte, $300,000. • Kierra Johnson -- 16 S Idaho Ave.,

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Holly M Swanson, $315,000. • Andrew and Elizabeth Collins -3761 Cedarwood Lane, Jason and Bonnie Johnston, $320,000. • Shaughn and Dianna Whittaker -3900 Blackwood Lane, Elizabeth K Lindeman, $340,000. • Gina Ellis -- 3658 Barnard Lane, Allison and Michael Hatch, $396,000. • Rhonda Walker -- 308 Sycamore Ave., Lance Walker, $410,000. • William and Heather Posey -- 5055 Ironwood Lane, Richard and Kimberly Stewart, $422,500. • Joshua Bielecki -- 3624 Pinewood Court, Kyle and Isabelle Johnson, $435,000. • Kaitlin Callanan -- 3369 Shadbush St., Kurtis W Fulkman, $435,000. • Jeremiah Lujan -- 4557 Vinewood Way, Leroy and Terri Mace, $519,000. • Gerald and Tamara Worley -- 64 White Wing Court, Christoffer L Bourne, $539,000. • Joel Brandenburg -- 4369 Shepardscress Drive, Jason and Megan Keenan, $589,000. Keenesburg • Anthony and Shannon Deane -315 Thomas Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $309,900. • Albert and Lenora Landgren -- 319 Thomas Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $322,900. • Manuel Chihuahua -- 317 Thomas Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $339,900. • Janeth Salinas -- 3502 County Road 61, Rocky Mount Invest Group LLC, $340,000. • Joshua Main -- 222 N Stewart St., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $379,900. La Salle • Tyler and Samantha Workman -909 Dove Hill Road, Eric and Liza Huss, $349,000. • Hugo Celedon -- 929 W Union Ave., Juan Hernandez Chavez, $375,000. Loveland • Scott Yarman -- 307 W 6th St., Michael Coronado, $209,000. • Stella Day -- 603 Madison Ave., James L Arvidson, $247,900. • James Terry -- 2960 Kincaid Drive Apt 302, Michael G Muskin, $290,000. • Joseph Silva -- 524 E 1st St., Mark K Reider, $302,500. • Jeremy and Jill Davis -- 2007 S Taft Ave., Elevated Equity LLC, $305,000. • Douglas Baird -- 3409 Birch Drive, Douglas and Marcia Aune, $318,000. • Craig Lindberg -- 4116 Scilla Place, Cathy R Williams, $325,000. • Scherry Allison -- 4533 Lucerne Ave., Paul and Carla Bankes, $331,900.

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• Francisco Leblanc -- 2318 W Linda Drive, Alysia and J Cozza, $355,000. • Travis Hogenson -- 2526 Hampstead Drive, Amber L Cordova, $367,500. • Kendalyn Groves -- 4573 San Luis Place, Jared and Jennifer Behnke, $379,000. • Ellen and Karl Heilig -- 2979 Bridal Veil Falls Court, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $379,600. • Brian Abert -- 1401 E 8th St., Double Down Properties LLC, $383,000. • Adele Avram -- 2979 Echo Lake Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $383,200. • John Lehrman -- 3507 Donath Ave., Elevated Equity LLC, $385,000. • Michael and Kelli Edwards -- 1899 Thames Drive, Monty and Erin Williams, $385,000. • Richard and Mary Trask -- 1028 Juliana Drive, Patrick and Michel Perleberg, $389,000. • Terry Pettek -- 443 Elder Court, John and Sandra Niehoff, $390,000. • Austin Weishel -- 3007 Benfold St., Kimberly and Ty Kraenzler, $392,500. • Lauren Thompson -- 2955 Photon Court, Shaun and Lauren Schultz, $395,000. • Jacob and Blane Juhl -- 2955 Echo Lake Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $397,100. • Kathryn Kargol -- 1307 Harlow Lane, Blaine and Cheryl Tucker, $399,500. • Camille Richards -- 1702 W 50th St., Alysha K Melaragno, $412,500. • Elizabeth Lindeman -- 1722 W 50th St., Kendall Brook Townhomes LLC, $417,000. • Robert and Frances Strickland -- 1923 Sunshine Peak Drive, Twin Lakes Devl LLC, $432,400. • Richard and Pamela Daddow -1800 Crestridge Drive, John and John Gray, $442,500. • Rodney Michelson -- 4019 Blackbrush Place, Jeffrey Phillip Cordero, $445,000. • Nicole Richardson -- 4615 Ridgway Drive, Ida Presley, $449,800. • Aaron and Jill Marsh -- 4470 Shubert Drive, Luke W Davis, $465,000. • Brian Abert -- 1563 E 8th St., Skyline612 LLC, $468,000. • Ida Presley -- 4367 Martinson Drive, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $470,200. • Michael and Sandra Patrick -3918 Joni Lane, Damien Parrish, $479,900. • Kathleen Albert -- 3682 Prickly Pear Drive, Custom On Site Bldrs November 28, 2020

Inc, $502,900. • Julie Houston -- 8909 Four Wheel Drive, William Frederic Mintzer, $512,500. • George and Cheryl Kasunich -4454 Chateau Drive, William E Deforge, $525,000. • Ranbir and Naomi Chawla -- 2903 Purgatory Creek Drive, Landa Sue Bender, $543,400. • Terry and Shawna Zwart -- 6804 Lakota Court, Howard L Newell, $625,000. • Ryan and Jordan Javech -- 673 Laurel Hill Court, Michael and Jennif Robinson, $685,000. • Douglas and Laura Sheridan -6104 Clearwater Drive, Jeffrey and Julianne Grant, $825,000. • Paul and Sally Molyneaux -- 4640 Soaring Peaks Drive, John and Sarah Esh, $1,145,000. Milliken • William and Shawn Hutchison -- 9500 Meadow Farms Drive, Michelle Zwaagstra, $68,000. • Jeffrey Veith -- 731 Stage Coach Drive, Monty K Linder, $345,000. • Rick and Marcella Rivera -- 210 S Grace Ave., Doren J Gerling, $345,000. • Jannay Hamlin -- 211 S Pauline Ave., Travis and Whitney Friesen, $373,000. • Luis Galvez -- 302 S Pauline Ave., Timothy M Woodcock, $387,000. • Kevin Barnard -- 712 Traildust Drive, Linsey Mildenberger, $417,500. • Derrick Betting -- 2771 Dawner Court, Windmill Homes Co, $457,400. Pierce • Rusty and Alexandra Sykes -- 1004 4th St., Eric and Karen Whitwood, $290,000. • Ricardo and Nenita Urbina -- 704 Wilderland Court, Aaron and Amanda Perry, $355,000. • Colby Angus -- 44129 Priddy Ave., Casey and Janelle Greiman, $426,000.

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Platteville • Alejandro Garcia -- 602 Olive Lane, Laurie Parker Swenson, $275,000. • Tera Vigil -- 308 Disc Lane, Reymundo Jimenez Corchado, $370,000. Severance • Victor Araiza -- 953 Scotch Pine Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $317,800. • Eric and Emily Ballard -- 914 Barasingha St., Journey Homes LLC, $318,200. • Michael Brady -- 930 Barasingha St., Journey Homes LLC, $327,800. • Laura Latendresse -- 1007 Muntjac St., Journey Homes LLC, $329,500. • Catherine Linnville -- 916 Barasingha St., Journey Homes LLC, $329,500. • Kelli Zera -- 902 Barasingha St., Journey Homes LLC, $333,400. • Tyler and Deann Lefebvre -- 695 Takin Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $333,900. • Rudolph Montoya -- 926 Barasingha St., Journey Homes LLC, $335,500. • Barbara Flack -- 932 Barasingha St., Journey Homes LLC, $345,500. • Sebastian Diazelias -- 1319 Chamois Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $384,900. • Daniel Garcia -- 1098 Long Meadows St., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $399,900. • Derek Knott -- 1311 Chamois Drive, J J Constr Northern Colo LLC, $403,900. • Steven Vasquez -- 147 Hidden Lake Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $405,100. • Fredrick and Nancy Schmidt -- 1691 Shoreview Parkway, Dfh Mandarin LLC, $499,000. • James and Melissa Roach -- 1121 Green Ridge Drive, Joseph and Shirley Beckett, $605,000.

Timnath • Danielle Bartholet -- 5772 Bourgmont Court, Hartford Constr LLC, $384,900. • Darcy Gavaldon -- 6951 Storybrook Drive, Timnath Ranch Townhomes LLC, $395,600. • Deena Gregory -- 1380 Larimer Ridge Parkway, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $425,600. • Patrick and Penny Wilson -- 1304 Waterfall St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $509,100. • Mason Evans -- 5960 Quarry St., James and Katie Mccarthy, $535,000. • Birchel and Linda Brown -- 6810 Grand Park Drive, Paul and Tara Mcgill, $972,000. Windsor • Garrett Scallon -- 2008 Seasons Dawn Court, Raindance Devl LLC, $207,000. • John and Laura Bunch -- 1684 Grand Ave. Unit 3, Townhomes Jacoby Farms LLC, $311,000. • Stewart and Cynthia Mullanix -- 718 Crystal Mountain Court, Brandon C Gale, $339,900. • Velvet Trujillo -- 124 Walnut St., Michael and Kara Ditullio, $346,000. • Mitchell Davison -- 9 Orchid Court, Jennifer and Michae Dowlan, $362,500. • Padoue and Alice Demartini -1114 Cottonwood Drive, Richard and Dayla Cook, $365,000. • Graham Johnston -- 1765 Long Shadow Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $375,100. • Amelie Bever -- 392 Shadowbrook Drive, Kyle Dwayne Crawford, $379,900. • Jesse Mullis -- 441 Sundance Drive, Stewart B Sheldon, $393,800. • Pamela Miles -- 812 Shade Tree Drive, Karl and Ellen Heilig, $420,000. • Dana Lovingood -- 438 Seahorse Drive, Calatlantic Group Inc, $425,000.

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• Jordan and Alba Riley -- 267 Hillspire Drive, Windmill Homes Co, $443,500. • Court and Pamela Tuck -- 1884 Castle Hill Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $450,500. • Benjamin and Sonja Senig -- 1217 Crescent Drive, David and Stephanie Lind, $460,500. • Rebecca Gibbs -- 265 Hillspire Drive, Windmill Homes Co, $468,000. • Grace Krukowski -- 1962 Sweet Pea Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $471,100. • Scott and Shirley Ward -- 2173 Day Spring Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $488,100. • Jennifer and James Usher -- 589 Vermilion Peak Drive, Walter and Michelle Kenny, $499,900. • Scott and Shirley Ward -- 2167 Peach Blossom Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $504,900. • Donald and Jodi Long -- 2054 Covered Bridge Parkway, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $506,100. • Glen and Ouida Wheeler -- 1928 Tidewater Lane, Breckenbice LLC, $539,000. • Christine Traw -- 7698 Spyglass Court, Robin E Bittner, $540,000. • Andrew and Yuan Seidel -- 626 Vermilion Peak Drive, Ryan and Zoe Graves, $580,000. • Jared and Kylie Grant -- 2125 Setting Sun Drive, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $584,000. • David Young -- 2121 Covered Bridge Parkway, Aspen View Homes LLC, $630,400. • David and Veronica Sward -- 5218 Horizon Ridge Drive, Daniel and Sophia Dussen, $660,000. • Peter and Rondi Dupont -- 1882 Seadrift Drive, John and Holly Johnson, $702,500. • Jordan and Brittany Lanting -6509 Sanctuary Drive, Kenneth A Frye, $1,250,000.

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