Longmont Gets Memory-Loss Care Center
Know anyone struggling with Alzheimer’s disease, or another memory-loss related illness? You’ll then be glad to know that Longmont will soon see a special 56-apartment facility called the AltaVita Memory Care Center.
The facility is specifically dedicated to those who are dealing with memory loss.
Oriented around clients who have very special and specific needs such as those who are affected by Alzheimer’s disease, the locally-owned and family oriented facility will include a 36,000 square foot complex, with an inner courtyard, and four pods extending off of the courtyard.
The facility is scheduled to open in April.
Longmont Colorado Rennaissance Designer Home For Sale
This is a gorgeous, and extremely beautiful designer, ranch-style home in the Renaissance neighborhood of south western Longmont, Colorado. A newer neighborhood, with new schools, full of trails, parks, and an easy commute to Boulder.
Home Builders Getting Smart In Longmont
Have you ever wondered why some areas of the county seem to have too much inventory (too many homes for sale), and that the prices seem to be lower than most of the other towns?
Longmont has historically been one of these areas, and it’s no surprise given the massive amount of over-building and over-supply that’s dominated the area in the last several years. Finally, some local builders are getting the right idea and pulling out. Read more
Western Leases More Longmont Real Estate
Boulder County continues to buck the national trends as digital storage giant, Western Digital, leases an additional 20,000 square feet of Longmont Real Estate. This almost doubles the amount of real estate leased by Western, and opens up employment opportunities again in the area. This is great news for the local economy. Read more
Boulder East County Mayor Forum Longmont
Longmont’s mayor Roger Lange is a former tel com executive who’s been on the job for just under a year. He’s a 25 year Longmont resident who started from the gate talking about the environment.
I wonder if the proximity to Boulder and the continued influx of people and influence from the city of Boulder’s green thinking had anything to do with that? Read more
