With football season underway, Boulder High has a newly renovated Field House, which was damaged by last year's flood. This is a true community achievement. Read the story here.
Rich Gribbon
With football season underway, Boulder High has a newly renovated Field House, which was damaged by last year's flood. This is a true community achievement. Read the story here.
With the real estate market remaining hot, the Fix & Flip is once again popular. Buyers who are not interested in taking on a remodel are very happy to buy a home that is already done. Since interest rates are remaining low, many Buyers can afford to pay more for a remodeled home without their monthly mortgage payment going through the roof. This is a Win-Win for everyone involved. The only problem is the lack of inventory. There simply aren't enough homes on the market to satisfy the demand. This is a great opportunity for sellers who do not want to remodel their home in order to get it sold. If you or anyone you know has been dragging their feet on selling because preparing their property for the market is daunting, please give me a call. I have buyers just waiting for a Fix & Flip opportunity.
Job growth drives the real estate market like no other factor.Forbes recently ranked Boulder its #1 midsize city for job growth, noting 175,000 jobs in 2013, and 7% job growth in the last seven years.The magazine also ranked the 66 largest metros with more than 450,000 jobs to determine which ones are most likely to have the most employment growth this year. Denver-Aurora-Broomfield ranked No. 10 while California claimed the top two slots and Texas claimed three places - No. 3, No. 5 and No. 9. Using employment data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics from November 2002 through January 2014, rankings are based on recent growth trends and each region's employment momentum.