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I woke up this morning knowing that we were expecting snow. At 6 a.m., we had just a few inches of the white stuff...I had several errands that I needed to get done early in the day, so around 9 a.m. I dressed for the weather and headed out.
This is my front yard early this morning as I headed out. This is a very wet, heavy snow and it is still coming down.
Just two days ago, we were grilling steaks on our Weber grill in the backyard. Can't hardly even find it today.
It is now around 2:30, I am so tired from shoveling snow. I made a headway, but I still have a lot to go. I think it is time to stop, get a blanket, dry off - not only me but my dog, Jake, who really loves the snow.....
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As of October 1, 2009, based on figures from our local multilple listing service, Metrolist and analyzed by Your Castle Real Estate, overall, the Denver metro market of single family homes has about five months of inventory. The inventory increases dramatically from the lower price points to the higher price points.
Number of Active Listings Number of Sold Listings Months of Inventory
0 - $85,000 184 0 - $85,000 2,807 0 - $85,000 0.8
85-135,000 678 85 - 135,000 4,551 85 - 135,000 1.8
135 - 210,000 1,985 135 - 210,000 8.186 135 - 210,000 2.9
210-315,000 3,614 210 - 315,000 8,548 210 - 315,000 5.1
315-460,000 3,034 315-460,000 4,847 315 - 460,000 7.5
460,000 + 4,874 460,000 + 2,920 460,000 + 20.0
Since the first quarter, detached single family homes inventory has increased while the number of sales has declined. As a result, the months of inventory has increased to 5.4 from 4.9.
We are fortunate in Denver - the rest of the front range (Boulder, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs) has 9.7 months of inventory.
For additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me.
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For those of us who live in Lakewood, we are very fortunate to have a wonderful dog park for our furry friends. With a gorgeous backdrop of the foothills west of W470, this park is located next to the upscale Solterra development just off the Alameda Parkway.
When we first started taking our dog, Jake (border collie/sheepdog mix) to the park, he was a little timid and intimidated by some of the larger dogs. Today, he grabs his leash to let us know that it is time for him to visit his buddies at the park. Size means nothing anymore and he enjoys interacting with all of the dogs....the more the merrier.
While the dogs are playing, we humans have a great opportunity to get to know each other as well...
The views are incredible....though I don't think the dogs care a bit!
My husband Jim races Jake up the hill....guess who wins?
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