Louisville Valley Bank And Trust
I had a great meeting recently with the branch president of Valley Bank & Trust in Louisville, Casey Wisenhunt. We met because I have some clients who are interested in establishing a relationship with a locally owned bank.
My initial impression at this meeting is that this could be a great fit for my clients. Read more
Job Growth In Louisville Not Focused Only On ConocoPhillips
You may have read a thing or two about ConocoPhillips over the summer months in our local papers, but what you may have been missing is that there are other smaller positive influences on our local economy. You’ve already heard me talk about some of the ancillary businesses that have relocated to the area due to the news about ConocoPhillips.
What you may not have heard about is a small employer in Louisville called Vaisala. Read more
Louisville Real Estate July Market Update
Louisville real estate has been moderately active with 28 homes sold in July. With the news of the new ConocoPhillips facility still resonating in the ears of most residents, I think there’s a feeling of optimism around Louisville, Superior, and Broomfield. Read more
Louisville Sold Data For June 2008
The city of Louisville, Colorado sold homes data shows that 27 homes sold in June 2008 according to local MLS data. The high price was $860,000 for a home at 462 Spruce. The low price for June was $242,000 for a home at 512 Sunset.
Average price for June sold homes was $399,885; median price: $337,000. Average days on market was 57. This data is single-family homes only, not condos.
ConocoPhillips Economic Impact Development Plans
This morning I went to a meeting put on by the group Boulder Tomorrow. The focus was on the economic impact and development plans of the new ConocoPhillips facility.
If you’ve been watching this topic you know by now that ConocoPhillips purchased the land originally developed by Storage Tek and sold recently by Sun Microsystems. Read more
Louisville Colorado Real Estate Market Update
Since we’re just about at the half way point in the calendar year, I thought it would be a good time to give an update on what’s selling in the Louisville, Colorado real estate market. With Louisville getting national recognition in various publications over the years and, due to rising prices of Boulder real estate, Louisville has been one of the cities outside of Boulder, Colorado that has thrived economically.
Along with Superior, Lafayette, Longmont, Broomfield and Erie, the outlying communities that surround Boulder have seen constant growth as all of Boulder county finds room for the continuing influx of new people moving to the area. Here are some stats on what’s happening in Real Estate in Louisville, Co. Read more
Green Beer + Driving = DUI
According to some info sent over to me from Catherine Davis at Allstate, apparently there’s some new math:
Green Beer + Driving = DUI
DRUNK DRIVING FACTS:
• Nearly half of the drivers and motorcyclists involved in fatal car accidents Read more
Storage Tek / Sun Campus Sold To ConocoPhillips
Finally we learn that the former Storage Tek / Sun Microsystems campus was sold to ConocoPhillips.
The cool part of this deal is that the Houston-based oil and gas company is planning a research center on the 432 acre site. With a focus on hydrogen fuel cells, solar and wind power and clean diesel fuel made from renewable resources, this is a great fit for the mentality in our community. Read more
Boulder Realtor Has Mixed Feelings About Pasquini’s Closing In Louisville
A downtown Louisville icon, Pasquini’s Restaurant, (formerly Colacci’s) is being replaced by another new restaurant. And this has one Boulder Realtor working to embrace inevitable change once again.
According to a recent article published by the Boulder County Business Report , the new establishment will be called The Empire Lounge. The Empire is due to open in mid-December.
The downtown Louisville area has been through many changes over the years Read more
Former Storage Tek Campus Almost Sold
Sun Microsystems Inc. is close to selling it’s 400+ acre campus in Louisville according to Louisville City Manager Malcolm Fleming. He reportedly said that the city has seen an email Sun sent to employees confirming a pending sale.
The site of the former Storage Technology Corporation, which originally launched operations in 1969, was acquired by Sun when it bought Storage Tech in 2005. Read more
Louisville Colorado #3 best place to live: Money Magazine
Money Magazine ranks Louisville, CO #3 in their top 100 best places to live in 2007.
With a vibrant downtown district loaded with lots of charm and residential real estate selling for an average price of a little over $300,000 Money Magazine puts Louisville, CO near the top.
Louisville, CO was founded in 1882 by immigrant coal miners, and the old wooden buildings downtown still give the place the feel of a small frontier town, says Money Mag. Read more
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