Town of Superior Trustee Candidate Chris Hanson
I have a friend who lives in Superior, and I’ve learned recently that he is running for a seat as Superior Colorado Town Trustee.
While I don’t make it a habit of getting political, or endorsing political candidates, I’ve come to know Chris Hanson over the last few years through scouting, as his son and mine are both in the same Cub Scout pack in Superior.
I believe Chris is an intelligent, capable and trustworthy person, and is likely an excellent person to contribute to the Board of Trustees in Superior. So if you’re considering moving to Superior, or already live here and intend on voting in the election, you may want to look closely at this.
Here is Chris’ own rundown on who he is and why he’s running for office.
January 2010 Superior CO Real Estate Market Update
Still some good values in Superior, Colorado and there are more lower-priced homes selling right now in the area. The Rock Creek subdivision still has some great values, and while prices have held pretty good, it’s a good time to buy.
Don’t forget! The home buyer tax credit is not just for new home buyers. If you’re moving, and have lived in your current home at least five of the last eight years, you may also qualify for a tax credit up to $6,500. The deadline to be under contract to purchase is April 30th 2010, and you have to close the sale by June 30th 2010.
Call, text, or email me if you want to talk more about it.
Here are your statistics for sold Superior, Colorado real estate in January 2010:

Taking Title To Colorado Real Estate
Sometimes it’s the strangest little decisions you need to make when you buy real estate, that can often make a big difference in your life, if something changes later on.
When you purchase property in Colorado, like many other states, you need to decide how you want to have the title to your property represent your ownership.
Many couples who are married assume that whatever their real estate agent recommends is fine for them, but that might not be necessarily the best strategy.
Lake Valley Neighborhood Boulder Colorado
While technically not one of the Boulder Neighborhoods, Lake Valley Estates feels more like a Boulder Neighborhood, than it does a Longmont locale.
Boulder and Broomfield Colorado Area Job Growth
The Boulder Valley, and Boulder County area job growth seems to continue a strong trend upwards.
I’ve talked to many people in the area about ConocoPhillips coming to Louisville, and what that means to us in terms of Boulder jobs, housing prices and economic stability for all the communities along the highway 36 (Boulder Turnpike) corridor between Boulder and Denver.
Consider though the jobs and economic growth we’re already seeing, not attributable directly to ConocoPhilips (CP hasn’t even starting construction on any buildings yet), but rather the strength of our economy due to other jobs and businesses both related, and completely unrelated to ConocoPhillips, which continue to employ workers.
There have been regular reports of companies from California, New York, Texas and other parts of Colorado, and the US locating all of part of their business in our area.
A recent example is Vail Resorts’ moving 100 jobs to Broomfield. This slow and stead influx of jobs is sure to continue to bolster an already stable home value marketplace.




