Lafayette Colorado June Home Sales
In June 2008, 28 single-family homes were sold in Lafayette, Colorado.
The high price was $760,000 for a home at 2494 Ginny and the low price was $215,000 for a home at 700 Brome. These are sold homes marketed and listed for sale by Realtors who market their homes in the IRES MLS system. All my data comes from this resource.
The average price of the homes sold in June 2008 for Lafayette, CO was $371,432. The median price was $346,000, and the average days on the market for these 28 homes was 92. When you compare the sold data from Superior and Louisville, it looks like it took a fair bit longer, on average, to get a home sold in Lafayette compared to those two towns.
Indian Peaks Final Building Phase
The Indian Peaks community in Lafayette has announced its final neighborhood.
Developer, McStain Neighborhoods, has said that the last project in the Indian Peaks community will begin construction soon. The new home sales office will be open sometime this summer. Read more
New Lafayette Real Estate Commute: Who Needs It?
Well, maybe you do if you live in Erie or Lafayette. Owners of Lafayette real estate and Erie real estate will now find it easier to commute between the two towns soon. Well, for that matter, all residents wishing to use public transportation to get to and from Lafayette, CO and Erie, CO will be happy to know that RTD officials and county transportation anticipate implementing two new bus routes.
The routes are intended to link Erie, CO to Lafayette, CO and also Denver and Boulder. One of these routes also provides residents of Louisville, CO with a connection to U.S. Highway 36. (What many local long-time residents call the”Boulder Turnpike”)
In May 2008, county transportation and Regional Transportation District officials anticipate Read more
Lafayette Real Estate Approved for Lowe’s Amid Controversy
One of the top Lafayette real estate stories according to the local Lafayette News publication was the voter approval of annexation of land for a new Lowe’s store in Lafayette. While there was controversy over new development in the eastern parts of Boulder County this year I think most folks welcome having the Lowe’s in their neighborhood.
The people gave a majority vote that approved in a February special election to allow the city to annex 32 acres of land, paving the way for a Lowe’s store in Lafayette.
About 55 percent of the voters, Read more
