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demanding that all of the ladies in high heels should go over and aerate the lawn. Eventually the entertainment area won, though it took a battletested General from the civil war, Orville Babcock, to wrest the area from vegetable gardeners. He converted it to narrow flower beds with meandering paths during the Grant administration. Those early ornamental beds went largely neglected until First Lady Edith Roosevelt cleaned out the overgrowth and converted it into an ornamental ‘colonial’ style garden in 1902. This garden lasted until 1913, when First Lady Ellen Axson Wilson, razed it and installed a long-lasting modernist rose garden, complete with strong lines of privet hedges and tall, rigorously pruned shrubs that served as walls. On the west end a lattice was installed to hold paintings during garden parties. First families took little interest in changing the Rose garden until 1962, after John F. Kennedy was elected. Although the Rose Garden is mostly viewed as First Lady Jacqueline’s rose garden, it was the President himself who longed for and commissioned the work. He wanted a riot of flowers and color, impressive enough to match European gardens and filled with historic plants grown in Thomas Jefferson’s garden. That Rose Garden became the cherished icon of the White House. Small changes here and

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The ability to work from home has changed the behavior of homebuyers. Not only are they searching for floorplans that offer home office and homeschooling spaces, they are no longer tied to a specific location. Many also want to live in places where they can enjoy the outdoors. In the mountain towns of nearby Summit County, home sales surged in 2020. Normally, when sales increase in a primarily second-home market, it does not usually have a significant effect on infrastructure, such as schools. The recent boom is different, however, because homebuyers are purchasing homes in recreational, resort, or vacation areas in order to work remotely and bring their kids in tow. Along with soaring demand is a drop in inventory and rising home prices. These new market forces will likely continue for some time. If you are hoping to find a second home or retirement home, now is a great time to buy before prices go up too much more. There’s no better time than now to buy a retirement home. If you change your mind in 15 years 4

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and don’t want to move to the home you buy today, you can still sell it and use the proceeds to buy a home where you want to live. The home-buying environment is perfect right now for making such a decision: mortgage rates are still at historical lows and the rental market is strong. The combination of these two factors make it possible to rent out your future retirement home -- and even have a positive cash flow. There may even be tax advantages for you if you treat the property as a rental on your tax return. Of course, be sure to check with your professional tax advisor first. Odds are pretty high that your future retirement home will cost a great deal more 15 years from now than it would today. We don’t know what the interest rate will be 15 years from now, but the likelihood is high that they won’t be any lower. This is another argument for taking action now, so you can get the home price and interest rate locked in. Otherwise, it may be tough to afford the home 15

years from now. For example, if you’re thinking of moving into your retirement home 15 years from now, a 15year mortgage could be just the ticket. A tenant paying rent now would help support the current mortgage payment, and in 15 years, you could own your home free and clear. After the home has been a rental for 15 years, you will probably need to fix it up and make improvements to transform it into the retirement home that’s right for you. If cash flow is tight, you can still take out a 30-year mortgage loan to keep the payments smaller, although the equity build-up won’t be as fast. In Colorado, we have quite a number of “snowbirds,” or seasonal retirees. When the snow starts falling, these snowbirds travel to their retirement home in warmer climes, such as Arizona. They return to Colorado in the spring and summer. A great example is to buy your retirement home in Arizona and rent it out until you are ready to use it for yourself.

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If you go ahead and buy a retirement home today and finance it so that you own it free and clear by the time you retire, there’s yet another benefit. Rather than using the proceeds from the sale of your primary residence to buy a retirement home down the road, you can use the proceeds to help fund your living expenses during your retirement. Your REALTOR® has connections across the nation. If you’re thinking of looking for a retirement home in another city, ask for a referral and get the process started. Be sure to consult your tax professional to go over these ideas as well. Learn more about the secondhome market in Colorado mountain towns from these articles in the Colorado Sun and Summit Daily: coloradosun.com/2020/12/28/ mountain-resort-real-estateaspen-telluride-vail-steamboat/ summitdaily.com/news/ breckenridge-places-5th-amongus-cities-experiencing-real-estatebooms-during-pandemic/ coloradosun.com/2020/07/27/ urban-exodus-colorado-resorttowns-second-home-buyersschool-enrollment/ ————————————

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Pantone’s 2021 colors send home a message of strength and joy Temper your optimism might be the message being sent by the Pantone Color Institute in choosing cool, calm Ultimate Gray and Illuminating, an ebullient yellow, as its colors for 2021. Considering the calamities of 2020, maybe we needed two colors instead of the usual one for 2021. “The message is fortitude and gratitude, strength and hopefulness, and resilience and positivity,” said Laurie Pressman, a Pantone vice president who was very involved in choosing the colors of the year. She said these colors “serve as an expression of mood and attitude. These colors Big Chill has a bright yellow stove with reflect what people are

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Quarantining at home: Even international spies get the blues I don’t even know what month we’re now on in this pandemic and quarantining. Eleven? Twentyseven? All I BY MARY do know is it’s LYNN BRUNY dragging on and wearing us down. It’s odd to think that just about everybody who can work from home is doing so. You can imagine engineers and accountants and architects, but what about spies? I’m wondering how spies are doing. Here’s what I imagine: Our fearless international spy, agent 0019 started out ignoring the pandemic because of course he is better than your average Joe on every level: fitness, mental acuity and ability to strut a tux. Russian operatives can’t take him

down so why would he worry about a flu virus? He did join the mask-wearing trend early though, as it helped with his disguises. (Glue-on beards, so itchy.) And he did like that there were less pesky civilians around to thwart his normal bat-out-of-hell driving through ancient narrow streets whilst in pursuit of his targets (and saying words like “whilst.”). But then things took a turn for the worse. First, his targets disappeared: one in China, then one in Italy. They simply went into safe houses and never, ever came out. How could he have a mission, indeed how could he spy if there was no one on whom to spy? After wandering around empty cobblestone streets for weeks seeing no one but dog walkers and delivery people, he finally gave up. He pulled out his fake passport and stinky travel-size hand sanitizer, and headed back

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If you’re thinking about purchasing a home this year, you may be surprised to discover that home prices are continuing to surge despite the economic upheaval caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Although prices have been climbing, home sales haven’t slowed much since the onset of the pandemic. Here, I share more about the trajectory of home prices to help you determine if this is the right time for you to become a homeowner.

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What’s Contributing to the Price Increases Inventory continues to be limited in many areas of the country, which is contributing to the rising prices. In addition to a tight selection of available homes and greater competition, the coronavirus pandemic is prompting more people to leave apartment homes in cities in pursuit of more space. Interest rates are also at historic lows, so despite high prices, many individuals are motivated to buy. A Snapshot of Prices in Large Cities Although home prices are generally on the rise, some cities have seen much steeper increases than average. The sharpest increases have occurred in Phoenix, Arizona (12.7%), Seattle, Washington (11.7%), and San Diego, California (11.6%). On the contrary, areas that saw

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772 Cypress Drive $1,275,000 Saturday 2:00 PM-4:00 PM Keith McQuillen & Cynthia Hogarth Melek WK Real Estate (303) 579-4884

11236 Hillcrest

976 Glenarbor

From $1.2M

772 Cypress Drive $1,275,000 Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Keith McQuillen & Cynthia Hogarth Melek WK Real Estate (303) 579-4884

Fort Collins

$990,000 Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM John Simmons C3 Real Estate Solutions

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Saturday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM

Brian Terry

C3 Real Estate Solutions

Bosch Real Estate Group

(970) 815-6618 8071 Woodland Road

Lafayette 641 San Juan Drive (Sales Center) From Mid $400K’s

$899,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM

From Mid $400K’s Sunday 11:00 AM-5:00 PM Marlita Lazo Markel Homes (303) 651-9565

(303) 845-0949

Louisville 1320 Snowberry Lane

Matthew Jensen

(Sales Center)

WK Real Estate

From Mid $400K’s

(303) 819-6494

Saturday 11:00 AM-5:00 PM Marlita Lazo

Sunday 12:00 PM-4:00 PM

Lucas Ray

(970) 481-1250

40504 CR 17 Markel Homes $1,175,000 (303) 651-9565 Saturday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM John Simmons C3 Real Estate Solutions 641 San Juan Drive (970) 481-1250 (Sales Center) 40504 CR 17 $1,175,000 Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM John Simmons C3 Real Estate Solutions (970) 481-1250

$575,000

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8071 Woodland Road

Michele Steward

$899,000

Markel Homes

Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Matthew Jensen WK Real Estate (303) 819-6494

(303) 667-1489

Superior 507 - 539 Canary Lane

2408 Summerlin Court

Starting at $895,000

From $1.2M

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Saturday 12:00 PM-4:00 PM Brian Terry

Eric Stjernholm

Bosch Real Estate Group

Trelora Real Estate

(303) 845-0949

(720) 572-1397

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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

• Kevin Butterick -- 24260 Carlin St., Homestead Properties LLC, $334,900. Berthoud

• Sarah Herren -- 1222 Elm Drive, Nicole M Walters, $326,000. • Noah and Elizabeth Lekas -- 205 Quandary Ave., Lisa J Spitz, $450,000. • Asuncion Jimenez -- 921 N 4th St., Circle 5 Bldrs, $458,000. • William and Kelly Dotson -- 1227 Sun River Road, Melody Homes Inc, $462,600. • David and Jackie Nevells -- 212 Rocking Chair Drive, Sage Homes Llc, $483,400. • Ryan and Heather Cavan -- 2680 Prairie Flax St., Heron Townhomes LLC, $509,200. • Brian and Krista Benefield -- 2128 Cadman St., Aspen View Homes LLC, $514,000. • Robert and Rosemary Novotny -649 Great Basin Court, Woodrow and Linda Hassinger, $556,000. • David and Debra Pfaff -- 432 S County Road 23, Kevin and Rebecca Parker, $608,000. • Quinn Jackson -- 5101 Gary Drive, Harry and K Mccoll, $639,500. • Raymond and Lori Nessler -- 2120 Breckenridge Drive, Michael and Kristine Gallagher, $709,000. • Brandon and Carlie Griffith -- 2027 Cuda Court, Bronze Door Holdings Two Llc, $749,000. • Theunis and Jacoba Gerber -- 3457 Snowy Egret Lane, Leonard and Diane Rozek, $1,850,000. Eaton

• Philip Rieg -- 730 E 3rd St., Jennifer and Kenneth Weigel, $401,000. • Chase Mehan -- 267 S Mountain View Drive, Christopher A Swain, $487,000. Evans

• Benjamin Carroll -- 3616 Boulder St., Rogelio Martinez, $262,000. • Aaryn Tribbey -- 3413 17th Ave., Larry and Judith Fulkerson, $308,000. • Delanie and Jack Robertson -- 1602 35th St., K Smith, $312,000. • Noel Trujillo -- 3023 Lakeside Drive, House Home Properties LLC, $314,000. • Zackeria Lemaster -- 1617 San Juan Circle, Peter and Shelly Onley, $320,000. • Pray Meh -- 1928 Mcnitt St., Rodney and Donna Cheek, $320,000. • Vanesa and Edgar Tarango -- 2719 Marina St., Consepcion Bencomo, $330,000. 10

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• Alicia and Taylor Zigler -- 4322 Sunflower Road, Shawn Kinch, $330,500. • Justin and Cynthia Kane -- 3216 Borrossa St., Emily Marquez, $360,000. • Sergio Cruzrosas -- 3305 Masterson Court, Troy and Pennie Bohm, $380,000. • Guadalupe Martinez -- 4206 Florence Ave., Desiree Dee Lechuga, $390,000. • Herbert and Jeri Polley -- 2909 Swan Pt. Court, Dennis and Darlene Peterson, $410,000. Fort Lupton

• Cassie Wilkins -- 2041 County Road 27, Eric Wilkin, $124,500. • Robert Dougherty -- 126 6th St., Jsd Homes LLC, $222,000. • Adrian Ibarra -- 15853 Barley Ave., Ptc Holdings LLC, $330,000. • Jason Clark -- 730 S Broadway Ave., Donald and Sandra Cler, $390,000. • Dennis Davenport -- 16282 Higgins Ave., Lazaro Chavez, $625,000. Gill

• Sharine Petrovich -- 31254 2nd St., Nicholas Alban Batchelor, $286,500. Greeley

• Nasario and Raquel Cruz -- 207 N 9th Ave., Eligio and Mary Ruybal, $215,000. • Mark Salmon -- 1925 28th Ave. Unit 12, Mathew and Mackenzie Lang, $226,000. • Steven Schwartz -- 5151 29th St. Unit 702, Tonya Bair, $235,000. • Rolando Contreras -- 3900 W 4th St. Road, George Doukas, $265,000. • Maria Coloroso -- 5551 29th St. Unit 611, Barbara and Donald Coloroso, $271,000. • Jason Stewart -- 2620 13th Ave., Matthew Brann, $275,000. • Britt Batterton -- 5130 W 11th St., Jerry L Truesdell, $285,000. • Tysen Gonzales -- 525 23rd St., Wild Wings Ranch Llc, $285,000. • Emily Mcrae -- 4929 W 10th St. Road, Britt L Batterton, $287,000. • James Rupp -- 2429 W 7th St., Joseph and Sandra Mcdonald, $290,000. • Stephanie Smith -- 4620 W 4th St. Unit 25, L and Susan Elliott, $295,000. • Marsha Thorpe -- 1200 43rd Ave. Unit 10, Henry C Frey, $306,000. • Tracy Tabone -- 1724 29th Ave. Place, Michael Jared Sanders, $308,000. • Robert Whitrock -- 2403 6th Ave., Rutherford Inc, $311,000. • Michael Kimura -- 4355 24th St. Road Unit 103, Tru Grit Noco LLC, $319,000. • Lisa Deleon -- 4990 W 6th St., Clint and Paige Lippoldt, $321,000. • Annabelle Cook -- 813 63rd Ave., Marc and Kimberly Kahn, $322,000. • Jose Mendezmorones -- 1310 16th Ave., Scott and Kristin Fisher,

$329,000. • Barclay Mills -- 1412 60th Ave., Misija Constr LLC, $333,800. • Wade and Lisa Oster -- 2902 Avocado Ave., Darrel Jr Schraeder, $340,500. • Manuel Alejo -- 1908 12th St., Joseph D Crisp, $345,000. • Jordan Tellez -- 1206 101st Ave. Court, Cole and Aubrie Cook, $347,000. • Jose Valerio -- 2935 19th St. Drive, Eleazar Mora Perez, $350,000. • Ivan and Maria Perez -- 510 49th Ave., Annabelle L Cook, $355,000. • Simon Ramirez -- 3011 43rd Ave. Court, Scott and Michele Keener, $356,000. • Vern and Kristen Rathbun -- 6221 W 13th St. Road, Patricia A Rand, $356,000. • Christopher Lindgren -- 7715 23rd St., Randall Diehl, $359,000. • Dustin Huggins -- 3012 70th Ave., Robert and Rae Huggins, $367,800. • Curtis and Amber Mcfarland -- 7201 W 21st St., Warren A Rhoades, $369,900. • Parker Smith -- 3132 50th Ave. Court, Wanda Weinreich, $375,000. • Michael and Kelly Murray -- 5601 18th St. Unit 30, Leslie V Wilkinson, $385,000. • Penny Pendleton -- 5033 W 2nd St. Road, Kevin and Linda Kidwell, $394,000. • Richard Trepanier -- 1234 101st Ave. Court, James and Courtney Menssen, $397,000. • Samuel Dominguez -- 2603 W Reservoir Road, Robert and Christy Montgomery, $400,000. • Susan Larson -- 7412 23rd St. Road, Frank and Darlene Munson, $400,000. • Gary Hein -- 1130 103rd Ave. Court, Bartran Constr Inc, $404,800. • David Encinia -- 1303 88th Ave., Ben and Amanda Sternhagen, $405,000. • Brandon Elbell -- 334 52nd Ave., Jose M Gardner, $405,000. • Wanda Weinreich -- 1111 78th Ave., Gregg Danson, $408,000. • Joseph Ciskey -- 6121 W 15th St., Andy and Cynthia Luark, $410,000. • Rebecca and Brian Rossignol -- 2301 73rd Ave., Melinda and Zechariah Archer, $419,900. • Terry Luu -- 6612 34th St., Debra L Reinick, $420,000. • Cheryl Pyatt -- 2879 41st Ave., Donald E Hesse, $435,000. • Lucas Barnes -- 7326 W 21st St. Road, Scott and Carli Nitzel, $465,000. • Renee Satrang -- 2202 Talon Parkway, Aaron and Grace Davis, $490,000. • Eric and Jessica Jones -- 2130 65th Ave., Robert E Crust, $565,000. • Donald Matthews -- 6180 W 24th St., Gary Rath, $842,000. Johnstown

• Kevin Nutt -- 4313 Onyx Place, Jocelyn Ramirez, $391,500. • Daniel and Danielle Black -- 3626

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Maplewood Lane, Kendra and Matthew Politowski, $408,000. Nathan and Crystal Diller -- 141 Buckeye Ave., Michael and Melanie Suzanne, $422,000. Tyler Billings -- 1608 Mallard Drive, Shawn and Amanda Singleterry, $455,000. Bobby and Emily Gallegos -- 109 Muscovey Lane, Igor and June Shepherd, $527,000. Winston Shaw -- 3120 Dunbar Way, James C Bielski, $540,000. Scott and Patricia Liebert -- 3030 Dunbar Way, Jerry and Mary Vigil, $555,000. Gregory and Loretta Baca -- 4363 Cicely Court, John and Teresa Hagan, $590,000. Rob and Pelita Moors -- 436 Celtic Road, Gillam Devl Corp, $684,600.

Keenesburg

• Alexander Hanson -- 308 Thomas Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $322,900. • Acesen Martinez -- 402 Thomas Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $322,900. • Nancy and Russell Johnson -- 402 Depot Ave., Lgi Homes Colo Llc, $322,900. • Fabian Briseno -- 406 Thomas Ave., Lgi Homes Colo Llc, $329,900. • Simonique and Garry Collier -- 403 Keene Place, Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $324,900. • Kane Copeland -- 406 Depot Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $326,900. • Julius Gallegos -- 306 Thomas Ave., Lgi Homes Colo Llc, $334,900. • Jay and Robin Smith -- 401 Keene Place, Lgi Homes Colo Llc, $339,900. • Oscar Marquez -- 408 Depot Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $339,900. • Jesus Maldonado -- 404 Depot Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $339,900. • Andrew Gunter -- 15 S Dickson St., Trevor and Morgan Robinson, $350,000. • Saul Herrera -- 400 Depot Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $366,900. • Teresa Jesus -- 555 E Kipp Ave., Ryberg Constr Co Inc, $375,000. • Linda and Christopher Caddell -411 Thomas Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $392,900. • Kevin Kirkpatrick -- 4421 County Road 67, Steven and Danette Kramer, $497,500. La Salle

• Todd Finley -- 265 S 5th St. Way, Emilio Melendez, $400,000. • Jose and Melissa Rodriguez -- 924 W Union Ave., Judy and Chase Mehan, $419,500. Loveland

• Martina Olague -- 985 W 10th St. Apt C4, Elizabeth A Ballenski, $251,000. • Katina and James Campbell -1419 E 7th St., Casey L Edwards, $285,000. • Jessica Gruelich -- 2303 Eagle Drive, Stefan Todd Stuck, $335,000. • Joshua and Sara Rhoten -- 557 January 30, 2021

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E 9th St., Thomas Brant Hall, $355,000. Heidi Hill -- 1609 Abeyta Court, Gladys and H Brown, $360,000. Wallace Nelson -- 1703 14th St. Sw, Shannon T Rule, $375,000. Jerri Wells -- 2718 Goldenrod Place, Eric S Blake, $388,000. Douglas and Teresa Patterson -- 246 Snow Goose Ave., Scott and Patricia Liebert, $400,000. Jesus Pina -- 1489 Katie Drive, Travis and Kendell Randolph, $405,000. Jonathan Sorenson -- 4176 Lookout Drive, Jeremy and Nicole Howell, $411,000. Christopher and Alissa Nickell -1891 Twin Lakes Circle, Melisa and Scott Smith, $416,500. Andrew and Marissa Marklewitz -- 2719 Daffodil Place, David and Daniel Blanchard, $425,000. Richard Dinkle -- 515 W 11th St., Lynn Ruth Orlowski, $430,000. William and Andrea Martin -- 4250 Stringtown Drive, Jon and Jaime Irwin, $440,000. Richard and Ruth Konda -- 2201 Wimbleton Drive, Nadyne E Snider, $449,900. Douglas and Diane Hutchinson -3277 Deering Lake Drive, William Lyon Homes Inc, $456,800. Kristofor and Lauren Sharp -- 1894 La Salle Drive, Saint Aubyn Homes Llc, $533,400. Andrew and Carrie Pope -- 4658 Mariana Hills Circle, Shavonn Janes, $885,000. John and Mary Mccabe -- 4878 Meadow Ridge Court, Custom On Site Bldrs Inc, $899,100. Eric Carman -- 4812 Monroe Ave., 4812 N Monroe Ave Land Trust, $1,310,000.

Milliken

• Alton and Carol Martin -- 153 W Dogwood St., Bradley J Parker, $300,000. • Lyndsey Larson -- 321 E Mountain Ash St., Quinten and Lindsay Fuentes, $340,000. • Julie and Chad Tinnin -- 121 Moun-

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tain Ash Court, Amanda Burgesscranmer, $363,000. • Joseph Tinsley -- 214 S Josephine Ave., Ryan Zielinski, $375,000. • Samuel and Loni Schlothauer -2385 Birdie Way, Alternative Invest LLC, $412,000. • Donald and Annette Sluman -- 2770 Dawner Court, Windmill Homes Co, $567,100. Platteville

• Gemalyn and Jonathan Fiegen -409 N Garden Court, Kelly A Will, $450,000. Severance

• Paige Wey -- 374 Mt Bross Ave., Robert and Sharon Blaisure, $365,000. • Kevin Alexander -- 1078 Long Meadows St., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $374,900. • Jodie Oconnor -- 1207 Muskox St., J J Constr Northern Colo LLC, $382,800. • George and Freedom Beach -- 1730 Avery Plaza St., Aspen View Homes LLC, $397,500. • Zachariah Matteson -- 1415 Coues Deer Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $477,500. • Walter and Michelle Kenny -- 1422 Merriams Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $530,000. • Curtis and Karli Graves -- 1425 Merriams Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $544,200. • Crystal and Andre Johnson -- 1713 Bright Shore Way, Oak Valley Homes LLC, $545,000. • Eric and Holly Lovelady -- 1411 Red Fox Circle, Lance and Celeste Chartier, $675,000. Timnath

• Jessica Smith -- 6792 Covenant Court, Michael D Roman, $395,000. • Ryan and Lauren Heil -- 1384 Waterfall St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $481,000. • Travis and Karly Yingst -- 1352 Waterfall St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $486,600.

40504 CR 17, Fort Collins $1,175,000 • MLS# 931066 2 Beds • 1 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 3,216

OPEN HOUSE Sunday 12pm to 2pm

Incredible Property on 2.94 acres featuring a 3,750 sq. ft. garage shop plus a second 900 sq. ft. garage. No HOA and No Metro Tax. Ranch style property w/2 bedrooms and a full bath up. Incredible views and upgrades throughout.

Chris Allard Doble 970-685-0538 callard@c3-re.com

Laurie Myers 970-290-4724 lmyers@c3-re.com

• Melissa Higman -- 6288 Foundry Court, Sc Villas LLC, $850,000. Windsor

• Robert and Jenae Burke -- 601 Elm St., Mary S Cummins, $330,000. • Evan Oakley -- 315 12th St., Edward Regalado, $336,500. • Mason Burns -- 911 Emerald Drive, Sharla K Beringer, $360,000. • Kathy Hernandez -- 1653 Sorenson Drive, Theresa and Brett Jarman, $363,000. • Naomi and Jerrald Rutkey -- 1006 Canyon Drive, Cheryl A Ricker, $369,000. • Alejandro Hererraestrella -- 410 Fieldstone Drive, Nathaniel H Smith, $405,000. • Raymond and Karen Turner -- 1999 Thunder Cloud Drive, J J Constr Northern Colo LLC, $406,800. • Dane Nickell -- 1803 Sunset Vista Drive, J J Constr Northern Colo LLC, $413,000. • Scott Garver -- 212 Chestnut St., Raymond Troy Montgomery, $425,000. • Makenzie and James Dowdell -1511 Driftwood Court, Marissa M Vigna, $430,000. • Steven and Molly Meleski -- 1763 Summer Bloom Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $433,700. • Walter and Michelle Kenny -- 2042 Reliance Drive, Darrell and Paige Hobbs, $438,000. • Wendy Conn -- 540 Wind River Drive, Fred and Merrill Walker, $439,900. • Benjamin and Kayla Koons -- 1804 Paley Drive, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $476,000. • Sean Buono -- 1862 Holloway Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $479,600. • Michael and Misty Mcbride -- 2017 Bouquet Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $489,000. • Kyle and Stephanie Jenkins -- 1816 Paley Drive, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $489,700. • Michael and Kathryn Oakes -- 2146 Day Spring Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $496,000.

11236 Hillcrest, Greeley $990,000 • MLS# 930978 4 Beds • 4 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 5,440

OPEN HOUSE Saturday / Sunday 12pm to 3pm

John Simmons 970-481-1250 jsimmons@c3-re.com

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976 Glenarbor $575,000 4 Beds • 3 Baths Incredible Property on a corner lot and located in a golf community. Over 4700 sq. ft. with 3157 finished. Remodeled kitchen w/ ss appliances, gas range, island & granite slab counter tops. Master suite, office, loft and so much more.

Incredible ranch style home featuring 5440 sq. ft. & sitting on 7.5 acres featuring 2 large outbuildings. Building 1 = 1500 sq. ft. Building 2 = 2520 sq. ft. Bring your toys, horses or farm animals. Plenty of room for everybody inside and out.

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• Ryan and Samantha Clement -1709 Clear Creek Court, Paul and Brandi Rennemeyer, $500,500. • Virginia Bach -- 1970 Autumn Moon Drive, Hb Raindance LLC, $513,000. • Steven and Sherri Stinnett -- 17 Oak St., Tegan and Zachary Kreider, $545,000. • Gwendolyn and Armand Masters -- 885 Corn Stalk Drive, Daniel C Thayer, $554,000. • John and Christy Wissing -- 310 Baja Drive, Nathanael and Michel Haagenson, $595,000. • Richard and Stacy Wons -- 1963 Reliance Drive, Bridgewater Homes Llc, $663,600. • Amie and Jarad Loos -- 1940 Rolling Wind Drive, Bridgewater Homes Llc, $685,000. • Kainoa and Brittany Correa -- 6482 Half Moon Bay Drive, Marilyn P Haberstroh, $693,800. • Richard and Cynthia Krasner -6026 Bay Meadows Drive, Dennis and Barbara Eckman, $700,000. • Todd and Elizabeth Yoder -- 2127 Cape Hatteras Court, Patrick and Jody Allen, $720,000. • Aaron and Amber Roberge -- 7163 Spanish Bay Drive, Benjamin and Chris Lorenzen, $735,000. • Rodney and Linda Corman -- 1977 Reliance Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $768,000. • Scott and Carli Nitzel -- 1871 E Seadrift Drive, Virginia Bach, $912,500. • Winston and Constance Shero -- 2029 Kaplan Court, Beverly and Jory Gates, $950,000. • Brian and Janet Mowery -- 4780 Shavano Drive, Edward and There Schultz, $995,000. • Scott Hudspeth -- 2147 Picture Pointe Drive, Wendy Voelker, $1,078,000. • Marc and Kelli Rogers -- 1836 Seadrift Court, Geoff and Erin Livingstone, $1,650,000.

Lucas Ray 970-815-6618 lray@c3-re.com

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12800 Foothills Highway • $1,975,000 Trees, water rights and 5400 sq ft home on 19 acres.

N 87th St $1,200,000

Updated home, old growth trees on nearly 9 quiet acres.

10650 N 75th St $1,050,000

20 acres, pond, water rights and views.

Some things are inevitable. One is that human population pressure on the planet is inexorable and we are feeling it along the front range. Some authorities are beginning to adjust to the circumstances, but a notable exception is Boulder County where the regulations are constantly being revised without any input from the taxpayers. While we all concur that the manifestation of opulence in the form of oversized residences is a thing of the past, why is it illegal to have a kitchenette in one’s home to accommodate one’s elderly dependents while affording them a modicum of dignity and independence, instead of confining them to a ‘home’, especially under the threat of Covid? Let the farmer store hay and tractors in a barn; let the equestrian house the horses and ride protected from the elements. Let we the people have a say in our own future.

11715 Vermillion Rd $1,050,000

5 acres, water rights, privacy and views.

1040 5th St Unit 2 $550,000

3310 sq ft industrial unit in Lyons.

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