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CU Boulder’s census figures released last week that the total number of enrollments a total of 1.6 percent over the last year’s highest record.   There 5,519 new freshman students entering this year, and of that number about 58% are Colorado residents and the other 42% are from out of state.  CU’s Chancellor, Phillip DeStephano, said [...]

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According the Boulder County Business Report, Boulder and surrounding areas are racing out of the recession faster than the rest of the country on average.  The unemployment rate for Boulder County dropped from 6.6% to 6 % from July to August, and in Broomfield from 7.7% to 7.1%.  While the national unemployment rate across the [...]

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Indicators show positive results that the economy and the overall real estate market in Boulder is finally picking up in 2009.  Usually there is a lull in movement in the market when school starts, so it’s normal to see that overall property sales in Boulder county have slowed in the past two months, however we [...]

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If you live in or near the Boulder area, it should interest you that in a recent article published the 11th of August, Business Week named Boulder the Strongest Housing Market in the U.S. today!  Other U.S. cities that experienced an exaggerated spike in housing prices in recent years are now suffering the consequences of [...]

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For years and years in the Boulder real estate market we always considered our personal residence an asset. An asset that would keep growing and growing, giving and giving. Unfortunately too many of us have used our homes in the United States as a credit card, never the intended purpose of a residential property. I [...]

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How many times have I heard “I wish I would have…”? When I first started selling real estate in the 1980’s, everyone kept saying to me that I wish I would have bought properties at the beginning of the 1970’s because the 1970’s were such a big run where as the market in the 1980’s [...]

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