Peyton, CO

Peyton Homes - Octber 2009 Market Report

Only minutes from Peterson AFB and Schriever AFB

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The Peyton housing Peyton continues to be a BUYER'S Peyton, as there is currently a 12 month supply of homes on the Peyton. A 6 month supply of houses on the Peyton is considered a "Neutral Peyton". Sales have increased for 2009 but pricing has continued to decrease .

Recap of 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004

Current Report as of 11-17-09 in Peyton

• Active listings: 42
• Under Contract and Pending: 6
• Absorption Rate : 3.5 homes per month for the last 10 months, a supply of 12 month of houses currently on the Peyton.

This Colorado Springs Real Estate report contains information on Single Family homes in Peyton.

This information is taken from the Pikes Peak Realtor Services Corp and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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Posted by Kathy Torline - Nordstrom

Market Report for Peyton - Single Family Homes

Only minutes from Peterson AFB

Search for Peyton Homes for Sale

The Peyton housing Peyton continues to be a BUYER'S Peyton, as there is currently a 14.8 month of supply of homes on the Peyton. A 6 month supply of houses on the Peyton is considered a "Neutral Peyton".

Recap of 2009

Current Report as of 10-8-09 in Peyton

• Active listings: 51
• Absorption Rate : 3.4 homes per month for the last 8 months, a supply of 14.8 month of houses currently on the Peyton.

This Colorado Springs Real Estate report contains information on Single Family homes in Peyton.

This information is taken from the Pikes Peak Realtor Services Corp and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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Selling HOMES in El Paso & Douglas County; including Colorado Springs, Monument, Fountain, Larkspur, Pueblo, Castle Rock, Manitou Springs, Woodland Park, Palmer Lake

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Posted by KAT

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Market Report for Peyton - Single Family Homes

Only minutes from Peterson AFB

The Peyton housing Peyton continues to be a BUYER'S Peyton, as there is currently a 151 month of supply of homes on the Peyton. A 6 month supply of houses on the Peyton is considered a "Neutral Peyton"

Recap of 2009

Current Report as of 9-14-09 in Peyton

• Active listings: 51
• Absorption Rate : 3.4 homes per month for the last 8 months, a supply of 15.1 month of houses currently on the Peyton.

This Colorado Springs Real Estate report contains information on Single Family homes in Peyton.

This information is taken from the Pikes Peak Realtor Services Corp and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

A Colorado Springs Real Estate Agent You Can Trust

Selling HOMES in El Paso & Douglas County; including Colorado Springs, Monument, Fountain, Larkspur, Pueblo, Castle Rock, Manitou Springs, Woodland Park, Palmer Lake

www.Kathytorline.com & www.ColoradoSpringsVintageHomes.com

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Posted by KAT

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Peyton Report for Peyton - Single Family Homes

Search for homes in Peyton Colorado

The Peytonsheffel housing Peytonet continues to be a BUYER'S Peyton, as there is currently a 16 month of supply of homes on the Peytonet. A 6 month supply of houses on the Peyton is considered a "Neutral Peyton".

Recap of 2009

Current Report as of 8-30-09 in Peyton

• Active listings: 51
• Under Contract and Pending:
• Absorption Rate : 7 homes per month for the last 7 months, a supply of 16 month of houses currently on the Peyton.

This Colorado Springs Real Estate report contains information on Single Family homes in Peyton.

This information is taken from the Pikes Peak Realtor Services Corp and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

A Colorado Springs Real Estate Agent You Can Trust

Selling HOMES in El Paso & Douglas County; including Colorado Springs, Monument Fountain, Larkspur, Pueblo, Castle Rock, Manitou Springs, Woodland Park, Palmer Lake

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Just received our water bill from Meridan Services Metro District, only to find out that our typical water consumption averaging around 23.00/month now produces a bill of over $50.00/month.

Seems that Meridian Services Metro District is now charging for something called a "Water Service" fee, totalling $29.27. More than our actual water usage?

Called up to enquire what this was all about, and got some kind of story about the 'board's' decision to proactively charge to ensure that our future water needs are met.

What?!?! Are they some how producing more water? Are they suing Wyoming for additional water rights? Sounds like a tax to me. Perhaps some Merdian Services executive needed a pay raise?

If it is indeed some kind of fee for future water access, seems to me it should be based on how much water a household consumes, NOT a uniform increase across all customers. Why not pro-rate the water rate to include this 'fee'? Oh, because they would then be charging MORE for water than like sized companies perhaps?

This to me rings of the 'Storm water zone fee' or whatever it was called that Colorado Springs Utilities wanted to charge is customers. A tax is a tax. Calling something a 'fee' ought to come with some sort of detailed page explaining exactly what this fee is supposed to entail.

If Merdian Service Metropolitan District wants to raise rates, at least be up-front about it with your customers. I would HATE to see what happens if the 2000 to 3000 (or more) homeowners in Meridian Ranch pay their MONTHLY $30.00 (which by the way equals some $90,000 per month!!!!!!!!) to Meridian Service Metro District and it winds up in some executives pay check.

Shame on you!

Want to invest in the future? Raise the rates and let the water usage dictate how much our rates go up! An across the board 'fee' is nothing more than a tax! Those who use the most water should pay more towards the future supply. Those without a sprinkler system, and who conserve water should pay less! Those on a septic system where 100% of the water consumed goes back down into the Earth should pay less as well.

My husband plans on attending the board meeting tomorrow in protest...more to come!!!!