Louisville, CO

Well the news that Conco Phillips plans to build a global showcase for alternative and renewable energies is providing an incentive for other developers to move here too.

A California company finalized a 3,8 million dollar land deal and plans to build 300,000 sq. ft. of commerical space at the Louisville Colorado Technology Center. Passco Companies, LLC purchased 20 acres within the 580 acre center, which is just north of the planned Conoco Phillips campus. It's like flies around honey!

"We are excited about this development opportunity in the Colorado market" Carey Levy, president of Passco's development arm, said in a recent statement.

Remember that there is opportunity in Boulder County. Call me to help you.

The Denver real estate market continues to stay relatively flat, with increasing inventory and stagnant or dropping prices. But just like every market in the country, our little corner of the world has pockets of strength. Places like Louisville seem to be weathering our current housing storm pretty well.

After being named to America's best places to live a few years ago, Louisville has remained on the map as a great place to live in Boulder County. Residents enjoy an old fashioned Main Street, bristling with activity, restaurants, and shops

People who are actively shopping for homes in the Metro Denver area can expect a large variety, with higher than average prices, and plenty of inventory to choose from. Take a quick look at the active homes for sale in Louisville right now.

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