Louisville Colorado Steel Ranch Is A Hit
Homes are selling quickly at Steel Ranch in Louisville, Colorado, and Steel Ranch is getting a lot of press lately.
In fact, the Daily Camera covered the new patio homes being built by Boulder Creek Builders received some recent press in their “At Home” section, and an article by John Aguilar from the Daily Camera covered the patio home development. The only miss was that the article early August provided a bit of misdirection when giving the impression that this is the last new development in Louisville.
Let’s not forget Markel Homes’ North End development. If you’re looking for new homes in Louisville, you can look at both sides of the road.
Speaking of Steel Ranch, if patio homes aren’t your bag, go in and talk to the folks at Ryland Homes. Ryland has an office, and a couple of models to give you an idea of what their product looks like.
I was really impressed with the quality, fit and finish… and so is one of my buyers. He’s swapping central Boulder for Steel Ranch. Don’t wait too long though, there’s a bit of a waiting list, and while there’s a strong demand for the Ryland homes, the builder is keeping up nicely.
ConocoPhillips Louisville and Jobs
Even without ConocoPhillips jobs,
I’m beginning to think that the Boulder County area is more stable than I realized.
Real estate sales are up substantially,
and prices are holding pretty steady.
No wonder there hasn’t been much talk about what’s going on at the former Storage Tek campus lately.
New Homes In Louisville For Sale
Michael Markel, of Markel homes is known for building top-notch semi-custom, and custom homes throughout the area.
Markel is continuing to deliver a fantastic product, and one location in particular I like is called: North End.
While some people don’t realize it, this Markel development is actually in Louisville, CO. It’s situated near South Boulder Road and 95th Street. If you know where the Balfour retirement community is located, North End is just north east of Balfour.
Market Update Louisville Colorado April 2010
Louisville real estate market activity has improved in the last month or so.
Single family homes have sold much more quickly, and about twice as many sold in April as in March.
We went over to Louisville’s Community Park last weekend with the kids and a couple of their friends, and I was amazed at how popular and well-used the park is on the weekends.
There was an ad hoc softball game, a men’s soccer game, a birthday party in the pavilion, an old guy playing horse shoes, bocce ball, kites flying, and lots of kids all over the playground.
We walked up into downtown (about 3 blocks) to get italian ices and gelato, which was a nice treat on a warm spring day, and then back to the park for a couple more hours. No wonder Louisville is so coveted and homes sell there so quickly for top dollar.
Call, text, or email me if you want to talk more about Louisville, Colorado real estate.
Here are your statistics for sold Louisville, Colorado real estate in March of 2010:
Louisville Colorado Market Update March 2010
Louisville real estate is doing really well.
The latest data shows prices trending upwards, don’t keep waiting for the ‘bottom’ of the market. If you do, you’ll probably been one of those that misses the upswing and pays too much. While it may take a while, as I think we’re on a steady trend upwards, this market isn’t going to tank any time soon. Look at the chart I’ve provided a link to at the end of this post. It shows that the median price of sold homes in Louisville has increased 30% over the last two years.
Also remember that 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 Louisville, Colorado real estate in March of 2010:
