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
