CRYSTAL LAKES SUBDIVISION 4th quarter Market Report
52 LOTS are currently on the market
4 Sales are pending
8 lots sold in the 4th quarter (15%)
Low: $23,000 -- High $71,250
At this quarterly rate of activity, it will take 19.5 months to sell the current inventory
28 HOMES are currently on the market
2 Sales are pending
7 homes sold in the 4th quarter (25%)
Low: $169,500 -- High $305,000
At this quarterly rate of activity, it will take 12 months to sell the current inventory
Interest rates are low and we have a good selection of lots and homes in Crystal Lakes. It's a great time to think about moving to the mountains, or buying that vacation/retirement home you've always wanted. If you are interested in buying or selling, please contact me, I would be happy to help you!
Mary Douglas
United Country, Ponderosa Realty 970-881-2195 Red Feather Lakes, CO 80545
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Come and enjoy all that the Red Feather Lakes area has to offer!
Many buyers are afraid to buy ~ yet it is a buyer's market.
When you want to buy a home, take the necessary steps to get the information you need to make the best decision. The first step to overcoming fear is information, get as much of it as you can.
You can "shop and compare" all day on the Internet, sometimes this can be overwhelming. You can drive through the neighborhoods and you can dream of the day that you will have your own home, with a fence, and a dog; or you can continue to dream about that vacation or retirement home.
None of these activities will ease your fear, or fulfill your dreams...
Talk to your friends, family and business associates. Who have they done business with in the past? Were they satisfied with the service and the results? Maybe they have experience with a Mortgage Broker, Bank or REALTOR® that they can refer to you. You need to find professionals to help you.
Then talk with those Professionals who can help you drive down the road toward your dreams- Don't let fear be in the Driver's seat.
A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to preview a couple of new listings with the listing agents in my office.
One house was vacant and cold. I mean temperature cold- it was freezing outside and the heat had been turned way down, or off inside the house.
The other house was so warm and inviting. It was beautifully decorated and immaculate. It smelled like Christmas. The owner knew we were coming, and put on a fresh pot of coffee, before she left her nice and warm cozy home for our preview. We walked through every room, commenting and complimenting, then sat down in the bar area to drink our coffee.
Any feedback we gave to the listing agent was to assist in promoting the sale of the houses. When I put on my "buyer" hat, I would definitely, without a doubt, want to buy the house that was warm and so comfortable.
Are you considering listing your house this winter?
If so, I would strongly recommend that you stay in your house, if at all possible. Keep it warm, and let the buyers see where the furniture goes. Let them see how big your bedroom set is, and that it fits in the bedroom. Make it smell like Christmas, and put on a fresh pot of coffee!
You will already be way ahead of the other vacant and cold houses on the market!


Wrong Turn, Turns into fun.
My daughter, her friend and our two grandchildren were supposed to come by my office; from there we were going to the Craft Fair at the Greening of Red Feather. (Grandpa was going to stay home, watch the dogs and the football game).
I waited and waited for them to come and then the call came. They were stuck in the snow on Kinnikinnik!
I left the office to go find them, and see if my car could push them out.
There are few paved roads in the Village of Red Feather. Kinnikinnik is an unpaved, residential road, not even close to my office, or Main Street. You can see Main Street from Kinnikinnik - but that really isn't helpful when your city car Mazda is up to your "you-know- what" in snow!
HOW did you get here, I asked them? Oh, they used their GPS, instead of following my directions! ? ! Well, there you go -but that's another story.
ANYWAY- Here's my daughter's car, STUCK in the snow, here are my grandchildren 4 and 6 years old PLAYING in the snow! They are making snow sculptures, and having a grand ol' time and before you know it, we are all having a snowball fight, laughing and playing like children do! It was so much fun!
We finally got her car moving back up the little snow packed road to the plowed road and went on to the Craft Fair.
My grandson wanted to bring his snow sculpture with him, but we left it there, together with all the tire tracks in the snowball dotted ‘battlefield'.
The Craft Fair was great, we bought some cool stuff, but the day was a lot more fun because my daughter took the wrong turn onto Kinnikinnik!
Playing in the snow was one of the best parts of the whole weekend!
Sometimes the best things in life are unexpected, unplanned surprises, and sometimes they might even be called a mistake. Sometimes, Wrong Turns can turn into a lot of fun!!
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