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Charge up your home value: Colorado accelerating the ev revolution

This increase in EV ownership and today’s homebuyers’ increasing interest in green features make adding a home charger a valuable asset, potentially increasing your home’s desirability and resale value.

number of stations at 380, led by California, Texas, and Florida, with 2,105, 483, and 478 public stations, respectively.

Here are the top Colorado cities for number of public charging stations with DC fast charging, according to the U.S. Department of Energy Alternative Fuels Data Center:

• Denver 29

• Colorado Springs 16

• Aurora 10

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Electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining traction, and Colorado is at the forefront of this clean transportation movement. While national sales have slowed slightly, Coloradans continue to embrace EVs at a high rate. is increase in EV ownership and today’s homebuyers’ increasing interest in green features make adding a home charger a valuable asset, potentially increasing your home’s desirability and resale value.

A recent National Association of Realtors® (NAR) survey highlighted sustainability, green features and energy e ciency as a key selling point, with over 60% of respondents valuing its promotion in property listings. By installing an EV charger, you’re contributing to a more sustainable future and potentially increasing the value of your home, making it a smart and savvy investment.

Additionally, more and more people own or are considering purchasing an electric vehicle. U.S. sales of EVs reached a new high in 2023, with nearly 1.2 million battery-electric vehicles and another 190,000 plug-in hybrids sold for a total of 1.36 million vehicles or 8.8% of new cars sold, according to reporting from CarandDriver.com that cited statistics from EV Adoption’s Q4 2023 US EV Sales Scoreboard. And the growth of EVs is expected to continue. News outlet Bloomberg projects 2024 EV sales in the U.S. to near 1.9 million, making up 13 percent of new-car purchases.

Coloradoans are exceeding the

national gures, with EVs making up 14.5% of all new vehicle registrations — putting the state fth in the nation for EV sales and third for EV-friendly policies like vehicle incentives and charging infrastructure, according to the website EVco.colorado.gov. More than 101,000 EVs are already on the road, and 50% of non-EV owners in Colorado are considering purchasing an EV purchase in the next ve years. is trend suggests a strong demand for EV-friendly homes in the state.

A recent Realtor.com® and Cox Automotive study examined the EV-friendly housing market. Not surprisingly, they found a strong correlation between the number of EVfriendly homes and EV ownership rates. For example, San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA, where 1 in 5 households has an electric vehicle, had 4.9% — the highest share of EV-friendly homes listed in 2023 among all the metros. Other metros had a higher-than-average share of EV-friendly homes for sale, with Boulder among the leaders at 3.4%, followed by Seattle at 3.3%.

Public charging infrastructure also plays a role. e study found that areas with congested public stations see a higher demand for in-home charging. Colorado Springs ranks fth in the nation for crowded public charging ports, further amplifying the appeal of home EV chargers.

For those housing markets considered to be among the friendliest to EVs, Denver-Aurora-Lakewood ranks tenth with 1.6% of listings EVfriendly and 20 EVs per public charging port.

Across the U.S., there are 41,220 public direct current (DC) fast-charging EV ports located at 9,736 stations, according to the U.S. Department of Energy Alternative Fuels Data Center. Colorado has the fourth-highest

Homes with garages appear to be more practical for installing in-home chargers. Realtor.com® data shows that roughly 70% of EV-friendly listings in 2023 mentioned a garage. is is particularly relevant in colder climates like Colorado, where over 90% of EV-friendly homes in Denver and Colorado Springs —ranked No. 2 and 4, respectively — have garages. Boulder, at number nine, boasts over 80% of EV-friendly homes with garages.

If you’re considering selling your home in Colorado, installing an EV charger could pay o . It would demonstrate your home’s sustainability features, a growing priority for homebuyers. With rising EV ownership rates, a home charger can be a signi cant selling point, potentially increasing your home’s value and attracting more quali ed buyers. e homes considered in the Realtor.com and Cox Automotive study are single-family homes and condos/ townhomes/row homes/co-ops listed for sale on Realtor.com in 2018–23. EVfriendly homes are properties featuring terms such as “electric vehicles” and “240-volt outlet” in the listing descriptions.

See the complete study at: www.realtor.com/research/electricvehicles-2024 and learn more about Colorado’s demand for electric vehicles at: evco.colorado.gov/whats-new/theev-shift.

Tom Kalinski is the broker/owner of RE/MAX of Boulder, the local residential real estate company he established in 1977. He was inducted into Boulder County’s Business Hall of Fame in 2016 and has a 40-year background in commercial and residential real estate. For questions, e-mail Tom at tomkalinski33@gmail.com, call 303.441.5620, or visit boulderco.com.

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LOVELAND – The Colorado Governor’s Art Show & Sale, one of the largest juried fine art shows to exclusively feature Colorado artists, has revealed the 61 Colorado artists selected to participate in the 33rd annual exhibit, plus the 2024 Legacy Artist. From Sat., May 11 through Sun., June 9, the show and sale will feature an in-person exhibit at the Loveland Museum and both in-person and online fine art sales.

The Governor’s Art Show includes sculpture, mixed media, oil, pastel, watercolor and acrylic paintings from participating artists. Twenty new artists will join the show this year, and several artists have returned after numerous years. Selected artists are (new artists are starred):

• Clyde Aspevig, previously Loveland and now Bozeman, Mont.

• Anna Rose Bain, Arvada

• Andrew Barker, Boulder*

• Michael Baum, Manitou Springs

• Deborah Bays, Denver

• Julie Bender, Loveland

• James Biggers, Estes Park

• Ana Maria Botero, Loveland

• Heather Burton, Wellington*

• Philip Carlton, Fruita*

• Mitch Caster, Denver

• Melissa Cooper, Littleton

• Raj Chaudhuri, Denver

• Denise Dambrackas, Denver

• Jane DeDecker, Loveland

• Crystal Despain, Windsor

• Aprel Dionne, Weldona*

• Susie Drucker, Evergreen*

• Kim English, Colorado Springs, Denver and now Goshen, Ky.

• Sheri Farabaugh, Thornton

• Jason Frederick-Law, Greeley*

• Lisa Fricker, Denver*

• Daniel Glanz, Loveland

• Diego Glazer, Denver*

• Lisa Hewett, Loveland

• Quang Ho, Denver

• Brian Hubbell, Castle Rock*

• Kathleen Hudson, Colorado Springs

• Carol Jenkins, Ward

• Kay Juricek, Denver

• Alyson Kinkade, Loveland

• Kelsey Kopp, Colorado Springs*

• Stephen Landis, Loveland

• Scott Maier, Mead*

• Jeremy Manyik, La Junta

• Sandy Marvin, Englewood*

• Christian Mora, Denver*

• Timothy Nimmo, Laporte

• Andy Pelster, Parker

• Sandra Pratt, Boulder*

• Kath Reilly, Longmont

• Rosetta, Loveland

• Elizabeth Rouland, Loveland

• Janet Rundquist, Evergreen*

• Scott Ruthven, Fort Collins

• Ron Schleiger, Longmont*

• Doug Schneiter, Loveland

• Adam Schultz, Loveland

• Daniel Sprick, Denver

• Cydney Springer, Loveland

• Elaine St. Louis, Denver

• Jen Starling, Arvada

• Lindsay Ternes, Boulder*

• Nelson Tucker, Monument*

• Teresa Vito, Pueblo

• Benjamin Walling, Denver*

• Chris Wheeler, Fort Collins*

• Douglas Wodark, Castle Rock

• Ellen Woodbury, Loveland

• Rick Young, Castle Rock

• Jie Wei Zhou, Highlands Ranch

In addition to the chosen artists, the show will feature longtime Loveland resident, now based in Bozeman, Mont., Clyde Aspevig as the 2024 Legacy Artist. This distinction is given to artists who have participated in past years of the Colorado Governor’s Art Show & Sale and have been strong advocates for the arts. Invited past Legacy Artist recipients participating are Jane DeDecker, Kim English, Quang Ho and Daniel Sprick. Also returning to the show will be the 2023

Best of Show recipient, Jen Starling. The 2024 show will feature four different works of art from each artist at the Loveland Museum. The majority of the artwork in this year’s show is one-of-a-kind and will be available for purchase throughout the run of the Governor’s Art Show & Sale both online and in-person from Saturday, May 11 through Sunday, June 9, 2024. Experience the show in person at the Loveland Museum, 503 North Lincoln Avenue, or online at GovernorsArtShow.org.

Museum hours are 12 to 4 p.m. on Sundays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays, and the museum is closed on Mondays. Exhibit admission is $7 and free for visitors 12 and under and museum members. Tickets can be purchased at the door.

The Governor’s Art Show is presented by Loveland and Thompson Valley Rotary Clubs, in conjunction with the Loveland Museum and endorsed by the Governor of Colorado. The Show is truly Art with Heart as net proceeds will benefit Rotary-sponsored charitable projects and causes. One-third of net proceeds will go to the Thompson Education Foundation’s Resiliency Fund for Unhoused Youth, and additional funds will go toward scholarships for local art students. The goal of the Thompson Education Foundation’s Fund is to ensure education stability and success by providing support and assistance to students and families in homeless situations.

To learn more, visit GovernorsArtShow.org.

The Colorado Governor’s Art Show & Sale, one of the largest juried fine art shows to exclusively feature Colorado artists,

Tips for creating privacy and security in a luxury community

If you live in a luxury community and would like to increase your privacy and security, here are tips for safeguarding your home:

Invest in a top-quality security system

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The good news is that home security has never been better. Advances in technology mean that you (and your security team) can keep an eye on the property 24/7, and cameras can easily pick up any suspicious activity. Combined with state-of-the-art motion sensors, alarm systems and real-time alerts, you’ll have every reason to feel completely safe and secure.

Use landscaping to your advantage

If you don’t love the idea of a privacy fence (or you simply want an added layer of protection), landscaping can

Even gated or secluded communities can benefit from added security measures, and there are many ways to protect your investment while feeling safe.

be used strategically to block the view of your home. Trees and hedges are a tasteful way to impede unwanted eyes, but you’ll want to avoid placing them too close to the windows or doors. Landscape architects specialize in creating privacy, so be sure to consult with a professional if you’d like to explore this option.

Install smart locks

We’ve all been there–you’re at an appointment when suddenly you find yourself wondering if you locked the doors. Leaving your home vulnerable is nerve-racking, and can come with real risks to your property, belongings,

and even loved ones. If you want to ensure that you can secure your home even when you’re not physically there, consider installing smart locks. This technology allows doors to be locked remotely from your smartphone, so you’ll have peace of mind wherever you are.

Create a safe room

If you want to be prepared for the worst, you may find that creating a panic room or safe room creates a bolstered sense of security. As you may have guessed, this type of room is fortified with the toughest materials

and equipped with everything you need to stay safe during an emergency. It should also be located on the first floor and away from windows, so you’ll be safe in case of a natural disaster. When designing your safe room, you’ll want to include first aid supplies, non-perishable food and beverages, and a communication system that’s reliable during an emergency.

Living in a luxury community offers many perks, but it never hurts to boost your home’s privacy and security. The tips I discussed here will help you keep your property, loved ones and belongings safe in the event of the unexpected, providing peace of mind when you need it most.

Jennifer is an award-winning, licensed Realtor® at milehimodern real estate with more than twenty years of experience. She specializes in Luxury neighborhoods, home builders and current market conditions in the Boulder, Colorado market. Visit jenniferegbert.com, e-mail by visiting jenniferegbert.com/ contact or call 720.802.3050.

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Gabe’s top 10 ways to use a reverse mortgage

There are endless ways that you can use a reverse mortgage and incorporate equity into your retirement.

Paying off a mortgage and eliminating a mortgage payment is probably the most common use case and the most effective strategy for anyone still making a mortgage payment in retirement. However, there are some very creative and fascinating ways that people can benefit from getting a reverse mortgage, even those with significant wealth. I have curated my “Top 10” list of favorite strategies on how you can incorporate home equity in retirement planning:

1. Improve cash flow, reduce expenses, and/or improve income

Converting home equity into cash via a reverse mortgage eliminates the need for monthly mortgage payments, directly improving cash flow. This extra liquidity can be used to cover daily living expenses, reduce debt, or invest in income-generating opportunities. This strategy helps in maintaining a healthier financial balance without tapping into other retirement savings prematurely, thus preserving those assets for future growth or further needs.

2. Protect and preserve assets under management

Utilizing home equity can protect your investment portfolio during market downturns. By accessing home equity instead of selling stocks or mutual funds when values are depressed, you maintain your investment positions, allowing them to recover and potentially grow during market rebounds. This approach protects the long-term viability of your assets under management by avoiding untimely disinvestments.

3. Buffer asset

A reverse mortgage line of credit acts as a financial buffer or safety net, available to be tapped during times of need.

This buffer can be particularly valuable in years when portfolio returns are negative, providing cash flow without the need to sell investments at a loss. The strategic use of this buffer can significantly enhance retirement financial security by smoothing out income streams regardless of market conditions.

4. Delay collecting Social Security income

Home equity can be leveraged to delay the onset of Social Security benefits. By using funds from a reverse mortgage, you can afford to postpone Social Security, thereby increasing the monthly benefit amount by approximately 8% for each year you delay, up to age 70. This strategy boosts your long-term financial security with a higher guaranteed income later in retirement.

5. Roth IRA conversions

A reverse mortgage can provide the funds necessary to cover the taxes incurred during a Roth IRA conversion. This strategy is beneficial as Roth IRAs offer tax-free growth and withdrawals, making them a valuable asset in tax planning for retirement. Using home equity to pay for the conversion taxes allows for a larger balance to grow tax-free, enhancing the benefits of this retirement account.

6. Avoid sequence of returns risk

Withdrawing equity from your home can help manage the sequence of returns risk early in retirement. By accessing this equity, you can avoid the need to sell investments at potentially low values during market downturns. This strategic use of home equity helps preserve investment balances, providing more time for recovery and growth, thereby securing your financial base.

7. Bundle the mortgage interest deduction for a larger tax benefit

For those who qualify, the interest paid on a reverse mortgage may be taxdeductible. The key is to strategically plan these deductions to coincide with years where you might have higher taxable income, thereby maximizing the tax benefits. This planning requires careful consideration of the timing of deductions and income streams.

8. Timing of capital gains taxes can be managed better

With the liquidity provided by a reverse mortgage, you have more flexibility in timing the sale of other assets. This can be particularly advantageous for managing capital gains taxes, as you can choose to sell assets when it results in a lower tax

burden. This strategic sale of assets can significantly reduce your tax liabilities over time.

9. Create the growing line of credit for anything

A unique feature of some reverse mortgages is the line of credit that grows over time. This growth means that the longer you wait to tap into these funds, the larger the line of credit becomes. This can be a powerful tool for future large expenses, such as long-term care, home renovations, or unexpected emergencies, providing a substantial financial resource when needed.

10. Use a reverse mortgage to purchase your forever home

Seniors looking to downsize or relocate can use a reverse mortgage to purchase a new home. This strategy allows the buyer to conserve cash by not using all their available funds for the home purchase, thus retaining more of their savings and investment funds for other uses or to continue growing. Additionally, it eliminates monthly mortgage payments, further enhancing retirement cash flow.

Incorporating home equity into your financial strategy provides a robust set of tools for managing retirement finances more effectively. Each of these strategies leverages the value locked up in your home, turning it into a dynamic resource that supports a more comfortable and secure retirement. Many of these strategies are designed to improve tax efficiency in retirement and to help protect and preserve other taxable assets. The goal of these strategies is to keep your AGI (adjusted gross income) as low as possible and to pay the least amount of income taxes possible in retirement.

Gabe Bodner is a retirement mortgage planner and licensed mortgage originator in multiple states. Gabe utilizes the latest research from the top researchers to assist his clients in living for today and planning for tomorrow. To reach Gabe, call 720.600.4870, e-mail gabe@bodnerteam.com or visit reversemortgagesco.com.

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Incorporating home equity into your financial strategy provides a robust set of tools for managing retirement finances more effectively.

Spring Maintenance Tips to Extend the Efficiency of Your HVAC System

By Sarah Huber

At Home Colorado

For more 30 years, Northern Colorado Air, Inc. has raised the standard of comfort throughout the Front Range with expert services in both residential and commercial heating and cooling installation, maintenance and repair.

A family-owned business, Northern Colorado Air has a well-earned reputation from Fort Collins to Longmont, Windsor and Loveland. In fact, the majority of Northern Colorado Air’s calls are from repeat customers who value Northern Colorado Air’s commitment to excellence, as well as referrals, said general manager Jeff Richard. “Our neighbors know our reputation for a quality service at a fair price, and they’ve come to know and trust our employees.” Several Northern Colorado Air professional technicians have been with the company for 20-plus years.

“When you stick with the professionals, you know you are getting a company that has been trusted for 32 years for reliability,” Richard said. Northern Colorado Air is an independent business not affiliated with any other HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) company in Colorado. “We continue to build lasting relationships with our residential and commercial customers through organized project management, affordable service and greater value for your investment,” Richard said. Northern Colorado Air’s specialized team is trained to accurately diagnose and resolve issues with air quality and temperature control for existing residential and commercial structures and new construction projects.

New laws owners of old AC units need to know

Not only does Northern Colorado Air help homeowners install and maintain HVAC systems, but they also educate customers on their

Northern Colorado Air has been raising the standard of comfort for 32 years The

“When you stick with the professionals [such as Northern Colorado Air], you know you are getting a company that has been trusted for 32 years for reliability.”

options before a sale and how a system works once in place. This year, with new laws on refrigerants in air conditioning units taking effect on Jan. 1, 2025, Northern Colorado Air is encouraging those with older AC units to start doing their homework. As the refrigerant required by the new law is projected to bring additional costs to units replaced after 2024, some homeowners are partnering with Northern Colorado Air now to see what best fits their lifestyle and cooling needs.

Spring tune-ups at reasonable a price

For those with newer systems, Northern Colorado Air is available to help homeowners extend the life and efficiency of their HVAC systems. “If you take care of your air conditioning units, it will work longer and better for you,” said Richard.

He noted that units in Colorado are susceptible to hail damage as well as buildup from blowing soil and leaves. “These pack the condenser,” he explained. “It’s like putting cardboard on your radiator and driving around in the summer. Your car will overheat. This is bad in the same way for your AC unit.”

Some of the maintenance services performed by Northern Colorado Air technicians include:

• Checking the thermostat calibration and settings

• Tightening electrical connections

• Lubricating all moving parts

• Inspecting and cleaning the condensate drain

• Checking system controls

• Cleaning and adjusting blower components

• Checking the charge and load of the refrigerant in the system

• Cleaning evaporator and condenser coils

Preventative

maintenance tasks for homeowners

While scheduling bi-annual

preventive maintenance services with a professional HVAC company can help a system operate efficiently for years, homeowners can also be proactive. Richard urged homeowners to keep the outside unit clean: “Remove all debris on and around the unit each time you do yard maintenance and hose it down if dirt begins to accumulate,” he advised. To further keep the unit at peak performance and maintain proper air flow, homeowners should trim plants back two feet from

Photos by Natalie Dyer

Jeff Richard of Northern Colorado Air proudly displays its recent Lennox Premier Dealer designations.

the unit.

Inside, homeowners will want to keep the AC/furnace unit clutter-free. “The more items sitting around a unit, the more dust that can collect and eventually make its way into the vent system,” Richard said. Items on a unit may also reduce air circulation and cause the AC to perform inconsistently.

Air filter guidance for best cooling action

One of the easiest and most important things a homeowner can do to maintain their HVAC system may be the most overlooked: Changing the air filter. “Your air filter should be changed twice a year,” Richard said. “I recommend checking it in between services, so that filter gets looked at four times a year.”

Air filters remove dust, pollutants and bacteria from the air, preventing them from spreading throughout the home. An HVAC system with a clogged or dirty filter must work harder to pull that air through the AC unit, which leads to stress on the system and increased utility bills.

“You get what you pay for when it comes to air filters for HVAC systems. The cheaper you go, the less effective the filter,” said Richard. He suggests a pleated, reinforced air filter that will not twist and thus not accidentally get sucked into the unit’s blower wheel, damaging the equipment.

Carbon-coated air filters have been developed to remove odors, pollen and other particles from the air, as well as the usual dust, dirt and

dander. These are ideal for people with allergies or health sensitivity. Richard recommends Merv-16 carbon-coated filters. “They don’t make anything higher than this,” he said. “There is 95-feet of material in a 20×25 filter that can trap dirt and other pollutants from the air. This is going to catch everything.”

Unlike other filters, Merv-16 carbon-coated filters typically need to be only changed annually. “It’s an investment you are making once a year so that you can breathe,” Richard said. As with any purchase, Northern Colorado Air specialists are happy to educate homeowners on their options and help them decide which filter will be most effective for their home.

Northern Colorado Air, Inc. prides itself in offering the absolute best heating system repair, air conditioner repair, furnace installation, air conditioner installation and HVAC services. For more information on commercial and residential services, contact Northern Colorado Air, Inc. at 970.223.8873 or visit ncagriff.com.

Rendering of community gathering spaces and picnic gazebo.

(Photo: Boulder Creek Neighborhoods).

Northern Colorado Air’s expert HVAC technicians have an extensive knowledge of heating and air conditioning systems. The company only installs proven name-brand air conditioning systems, furnaces and heating systems, HVAC equipment and replacement parts.

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Spring has sprung in the 2024 real estate selling season. Typically, the greatest number of home showings take place from the start of Daylight Savings Time through July,

making right now PRIME TIME! Home closings tend to peak in July, coincidentally, after the greatest number of showings have been happening.

If you remember the classic “Candid Camera” TV show hosted by Allen Funt, featuring hidden cameras capturing staged comedic scenes, you might recall the bulky, hard-to-hide cameras of the 1950s and 60s. Fast forward to 2024, video and audio

recording equipment is incredibly compact and affordable. With the surge in doorstep deliveries during the pandemic, package theft has risen dramatically, and doorbell cams have become prevalent in home security setups in order to protect packages. Anyone can easily have high-quality audio and video recording equipment in their home connected to their home wi-fi.

The ease of setting up recording systems in homes brings about challenges in the real estate marketing process, highlighting the seller’s right to property protection. It’s important for listing agents to inquire about active recording systems at the time of listing and, if present, notify showing agents and buyers about recording during showings. This notification can be made through postings in the MLS, at the home’s entrance, and inside. Buyers uncomfortable with recording can choose not to view the home, potentially leading to lost showings for sellers.

Also, it is important to note that from a legal standpoint, a buyer who loses out in a competitive bidding situation could potentially claim a camera was being used to

discriminate against one of the protected classes identified in the Federal Fair Housing Act. A seller should have a discussion with their attorney and REALTOR® before deciding to record audio and video of a showing.

Buyer’s agents need to inform their buyers that even if no notice has been given about a showing being recorded, assume that it is. Video and audio monitoring devices are so small today, they can be hidden anywhere. A seller having a recording of an interested buyer could give them information about how much a buyer likes the home, and maybe even what price they might offer and what their top offer might be.

As a buyer, a best practice while on a showing is to not display any emotion while viewing a home and to refrain from discussing pricing or potential offers. As it is commonly stated, “what you say can be used against you,” and in this case, it can hurt your negotiating ability. Wait until you get in the car to converse about any of those topics. Just like the seller, a buyer should consult with their attorney and Realtor® about recordings during showings.

The ease of setting up recording systems in homes brings about challenges in the real estate marketing process, highlighting the seller’s right to property protection.

Duane graduated with a business degree and a major in real estate from the University of Colorado in 1978. He has been a Realtor® in Boulder since that time. He joined RE/MAX of Boulder in 1982 and has facilitated over 2,500 transactions over his career. Living the life of a Realtor and being immersed in real estate led to the inception of his book, Realtor for Life. For questions, e-mail duaneduggan@boulderco.com, call 303.441.5611 or visit boulderco.com.

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Our region is home to more than 700,000 residents and includes some of the most diverse, natural landscapes and sustainable development along the Northern Front Range of Colorado. It’s no wonder why those who live here stay and why our the area is coveted as a place to relocate to. Here we highlight a selection of the area’s new home communities and which builders are building where.

BERTHOUD

1 Farmstead

Builder: Sage Homes

2 Rose Farm Acres

Builder: Richmond American

BOULDER

4 Velo Condos

Builder: Thistle Velo LLC

BROOMFIELD

5 Baseline Colorado Builders: Boulder Creek Neighborhoods, Meritage Homes, Thrive Home Builders

6 Vive on Via Varra

Builder: Meritage Homes

ERIE

7 Coal Creek Commons

Builder: Century Communities

8 Colliers Hill

Builders: Boulder Creek Neighborhoods, KB Home, Richmond American

9 Compass

Builder: Lennar

11 Erie Highlands

Builder: Oakwood Homes

12 Erie Village

Builder: Porchfront Homes

13 Flatiron Meadows

Builder: KB Home, Taylor Morrison, Toll Brothers

14 Morgan Hill

Builder: Lennar

15 Rex Ranch

Builder: Taylor Morrison

16 Westerly

Builder: McStain Neighborhoods, SLC Homes, Wonderland Homes

17 Wild Rose

Builder: Lennar

FIRESTONE

18 Barefoot Lakes

Builder: Brookfield Residential, Creekstone Homes, Lennar, Richmond American Homes

FORT COLLINS

57 Northfield

Builder: Landmark Homes

FREDERICK

19 Seasons at Silverstone Builder: Richmond American Homes

GREELEY

20 Northridge Trails Townhomes

Builder: Hartford Homes

21 Promontory Builder: Journey Homes

JOHNSTOWN

22 Park House Thompson River Ranch Builder: Oakwood Homes

23 The Ridge at Johnstown Builder: Bridgewater Homes

24 Pintail Commons at Johnstown Village Builder: Richfield Homes

25 Mountain View

Builder: Baessler Homes

LAFAYETTE

26 Blue Sage

Builder: Markel Homes

27 Avalon Meadows

Builder: Von’s Colorado Concepts

28 Silo

Builder: Cornerstone Homes

29 Silver Creek Builder: Markel Homes

LONGMONT

30 Highlands at Fox Hill

Builders: Dream Finders Homes, Landmark Homes

32 Terry Street Townhones

Builder: New Leaf Properties

LOUISVILLE

33 North End

Builder: Markel Homes

LOVELAND

34 The Enclave at Dakota Glen

Builder: Glen Homes

35 The Enclave at Mariana Butte

Builder: American Legend Homes

36 Eagle Brook Meadows

Builder: Bridgewater Homes, Challenger Homes

37 The Lakes at Centerra

Builder: Bridgewater Homes, Landmark Homes, KB Home

38 Kinston at Centerra

Builder: Richmond American Homes, Dream Finders Homes

MILLIKEN

39 Brookstone

Builder: Windmill Homes

40 Sunfield

Builder: Windmill Homes

SUPERIOR

41 Downtown Superior

Builder: Thrive Home Builders, Remington Homes

42 Heights at Downtown

Superior

Builder: Toll Brothers

43 Lanterns at Rock Creek

Builder: Boulder Creek Neighborhoods

44 Montmere at Autrey Shores

Builder: Koelbel

45 Rogers Farm

Builder: Boulder Creek Neighborhoods

TIMNATH

47 Serratoga Falls

Builder: American Legend Homes, Richmond American Homes

48 Timnath Lakes

Builder: Toll Brothers

49 Trailside

Builder: Wonderland Homes

46 Wilder at Timnath Ranch

Builder: Landmark Homes

50 Wildwing Patio Homes

Builder: Hartford Homes

WINDSOR

51 Country Farms Village

Builder: Landmark Homes

52 Greenspire

Builder: Windmill Homes

53 RainDance

Builder: American Legend Homes, Hartford Homes, Wonderland Homes

54 Seasons at Hunters Crossing

Builder: Richmond American Homes

55 Vernazza

Builder: Landmark Homes

56 Village East

Builder: Journey Homes

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

The following Northern Colorado home sales were supplied by Colorado Weekly Homebuyers List., 303.744.2020. Listed are the buyer, the property and the amount.

AULT

• Kaitlyn Houghton -- 713 N Country Trail, Phillip & Sue Vasa, $505,000.

BERTHOUD

• John & Julia Mendell -- 307 Gray Jay Court, Heritage 7th LLC, $440,000.

• John & Julia Mendell -- 305 Gray Jay Court, Heritage 7th LLC, $452,000.

• John & Julia Mendell -- 288 Dipper Court, Heritage 7th LLC, $458,000.

• Brandon Duval -- 252 E 4th St., Cb Signature Homes LLC, $462,000.

• John & Julia Mendell -- 284 Dipper Court, Heritage 7th LLC, $465,000.

• Zachary & Kelsey Sage -- 633 N 4th St., Tyson & Suzanne Hull, $469,000.

• Rosemarie Oconnell -- 392 Fickel Farm Trail, Meritage Homes Colo Inc, $496,300.

• Corinne & Thomas Jericho -- 2413 Tabor St., Carlos Escamilla, $616,000.

• Mark & Linda Anderson -- 1063 Clara View Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $699,900.

• Steve Scott -- 3147 Newfound Lake Road, Toll Southwest LLC, $780,000.

BROOMFIELD

• Rebecca & William Goebel -- 12900 King St., Sherry L Wertz, $450,000.

• Paul & Susan Janitch -- 58 Carla Way, Deshler Snow Survivors Trust, $470,000.

• Matthew & Rosalie Brandt -- 13125 Grove Way, Thomas & Joan Arrigo, $485,000.

• Amy & James Darling -- 12818 King St., King Street LLC, $485,000.

• Andrew Rebol -- 339 Mulberry Circle, Opendoor Property Trust I, $505,000.

• Meredith McMinn -- 12634 James Court, Cesar Villalobos Alarcon, $511,000.

• Nicholas & Jena Roberts -- 354 Mulberry Circle, Patrick J Kramer, $530,000.

• Marjorie Dolbeer -- 13936 Legend Trail Unit 102, Jeffrey & Michael Labaw, $581,000.

• Roy Brown -- 12282 Cherrywood St., John & Angelia Odonnell, $592,000.

• Etan Karni -- 771 Cottonwood Drive, Steven & Barbara Zahlen, $598,000.

• Ty Prinkki -- 16638 Umatilla St., DFH Mandarin LLC, $625,000.

• Matteo Vera -- 12565 Wolff St., Mathew Leland Romero, $630,000.

• Gregory & Jenay Campbell -12442 King St., Sharon Georgicarr, $670,000.

• Carlos Peoples -- 2710 W 167th Place, Weekley Homes LLC, $730,000.

• Brian Smith -- 14238 McKay Park Circle, Jim & Huiling Luo, $750,000.

• Carlos Fernandez -- 2200 W 166th Ave., Weekley Homes LLC, $760,000.

• Mary Kelley -- 12397 W Big Horn Court, Randy & Jane Mound,

$860,000.

• Darrell & Thomas Hendricks -- 16471 Prospect Lane, Randy & Jane Howard, $920,000.

• Najeed Abdul -- 16313 Mount Mestas Way, William & Br Sheridan, $952,000.

• Heath & Susan Mizer -- 14010 Westhampton Pt, Christopher & Brend Mcnamara, $1,015,000.

• Samuel & Meranda Sutch -- 14040 Park Cove Drive, Jace & Krisztina Johnson, $1,150,000.

• Eric Johnson -- 3389 W 154th Ave., Matthew & Christine Johnson, $1,350,000.

• Steven & Annamarie Bishop -- 5594 Stoneybrook Drive, Renee & Jorge Olear, $1,375,000.

ERIE

• Jennifer & Brian Carrier -- 1917 Windemere Lane, Promise Dreams LLC, $580,000.

• Ruizhe Jiang -- 1884 Merrill Circle W, Century Land Holdings LLC, $635,000.

• Andre Eisenmann -- 175 Westerly Blvd., Brightland Homes Colo LLC, $663,200.

• Donna & Jeffrey Campbell -- 2383 Dogwood Circle, Richard & Gail Evertz, $680,000.

• Cody Gray -- 1988 Mountain View Drive, Brian & Karen Kephart, $765,000.

• Adrian & Aften Floren -- 475 Mazzini St., Justin & Heather Pettinger, $800,000.

• Douglas & Cynthia Demots -- 1745 Merrill Drive, Century Land Holdings LLC, $817,000.

• Amy & Jason Beckley -- 1717 Merrill Drive, Century Land Holdings LLC, $835,000.

• Elissa & Ryan Noble -- 741 Split Rock Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $838,000.

• Stacey & Marc Menkveld -- 1759 Merrill Drive, Century Land Holdings LLC, $976,500.

EVANS

• Briana Gasparovich -- 3642 Ponderosa Court Unit 5, Chelsea Ann Lambert, $300,000.

• Luis Trillo -- 4209 Yellowbells Drive, D Wp Evans LLC, $426,000.

• Eileen Farrar -- 4321 Yellowbells Drive, D Wp Evans LLC, $437,000.

• Frank Martinez -- 3900 Tumbleweed Drive, Wende K Holmes, $440,000.

FIRESTONE

• John & Carrie Eastman -- 787 Berwick Ave., Darrel & Karla Slechta, $525,000.

• Nir Patel -- 384 Granville Circle, Johnna Zoetewey, $535,000.

• Michael & Darah Bowers -- 5430 Basin Ave., Barefoot Residential LLC, $551,600.

• Emily & Leonard Tepper -- 12920 Brier Court, Jordan Nichole Newman, $560,000.

• Berlin Witt -- 5438 Riverbend Ave., Barefoot Residential LLC, $583,000.

• Kate & Eric Bustillos -- 11247 Cimarron St., Michael & Jessica Dazzo, $585,000.

• Sean & Adrianna Padget -- 6311 Twilight Ave., Cheryl & Vernon Randel, $595,000.

• Trever & Karissa Sandhoff -- 5969 Tenderfoot Ave., Rodney & Hope Haberer, $640,000.

• Joseph & Valarie Patten -- 10353 Dahlia St., Michael & Marilyn Wagoner, $719,000.

FORT COLLINS

• Eleanor Bales -- 2815 W Olive St., Abbey & Julian Harrison, $302,500.

• Robert & Cecily Broomfield -- 2525 Timber Court, Matthew Wayne Bonde, $400,000.

• Collin Dean -- 1138 Berwick Court, Mason Scott Mcfarland, $425,000.

• Louis Bini -- 6002 Morning Dew Drive, DFH Mandarin LLC, $435,000.

• Molly & Shanier Crew -- 3014 Barnstormer St. Unit 4, Hartford Constr LLC, $455,100.

• Renee & Lester Frank -- 926 Schlagel St. Unit 2, Northfield Homes LLC, $456,500.

• Marie & Matt Mccrary -- 4224 Taliesin Way, Manoj Sinha, $475,000.

• Megan & Casey Cierzan -- 338 Bannock St., Jeremy Moad, $479,000.

• Habib Palenfo -- 807 Bitterbrush Lane, Paul Romero, $490,000.

• Michelle Combs -- 2204 Clearview Ave., Helix Devl Group LLC, $500,000.

• Grant Rasmussen -- 5600 E County Road 50, Don E Rasmussen, $500,000.

• Zachary & Richard Carleton -- 2237 Suffolk St., Harold & Patricia Mills, $510,000.

• Mitchell Klomp -- 1117 Fuqua Drive, James & Eileen Cordsen, $510,000.

• Dalton Fackrell -- 310 Kalkaska Court, Joseph Schilz, $513,000.

• Beau & Natalie Belger -- 609 Columbia Road, D F Home Solutions LLC, $515,000.

• Kimberly Penix -- 1032 Sycamore St., Jnac LLC, $525,000.

• Hanna & Julian Kiryluk -- 208 E Swallow Road, Jennifer Jones, $527,000.

• Bjorn & Abigail Axness -- 2606 Hanover Drive, Bruce & Michelle Christman, $533,000.

• Stephanie Moreira -- 909 Trading Post Road, Ryan & Hannah Cordsen, $539,900.

• Nicholas Thomas -- 2151 Saison St., Anthony & Christine Oliva, $540,000.

• Lauren Thomson -- 2119 Constitution Ave., Douglas & Ann Yadon, $555,000.

• William Mihelich -- 6045 Windy Willow Drive, DFH Mandarin LLC, $570,000.

• Maryann Yelnoskysmith -- 1064 Sailors Reef, Robert & Sandra Righter, $572,000.

• Nathaniel & Elizabeth White -- 2528 S College Ave., Garrett T Dean, $576,000.

• Stephanie Johnson -- 4928 Sandstone Drive, Alice Lillemor Green, $600,000.

• Zane Elston -- 2617 Greenmont Drive, John V Molenar, $605,000.

• Elizabeth Hiza -- 1030 Bella Vira Drive, Richard & Katrina Vanek, $625,000.

• Anthony & Christine Oliva -- 2945 Barnstormer St., Hartford Constr LLC, $625,000.

• Lourdes Alvarez -- 2624 Bradbury Court, Helix Devl Group LLC, $660,000.

• Richard & Jennifer Follmer -- 2968 Golden Harvest Lane, Mark C Morrison, $660,000.

• Imad & Jessica Shehab -- 430 E Elizabeth St., Elizabeth 430 LLC, $690,000.

• Laura Henderson -- 401 Linden St. Unit 3-335, Alexander C Olsen, $699,000.

• Angela & John Iverson -- 2309 Westchase Road, Patrick & Robin Busteed, $700,000.

• David & Lisa Benhammou -- 4330 Silverview Court, Andrew & Melissa Thiros, $700,000.

• Daniel Hunt -- 805 Cottonwood Drive, Rose & Stephen Shumake, $705,000.

• Joshua & Esther Joseph -- 3245 Honeysuckle Court, Yan Wang, $709,000.

• Stephanie Yahn -- 1712 Overlook Drive, Michael & Sharon Gunten, $735,000.

• Ryan & Alexis Ongley -- 2826 William Neal Parkway, Hpa Borrower 2019 2 LLC, $745,000.

• Jerry & Carol Woodbery -- 407 N Loomis Ave., Josh Stone, $795,000.

• Michel Doyon -- 1318 Ticonderoga Drive, Sean & Danae Williford, $800,000.

• Anna & Colin Crow -- 3038 Laporte Ave., James & Christal Taggart, $805,000.

• William & Lauren Lueth -- 401 Gait Circle, Patricia Ellen Wiebelhaus, $900,000.

• Zachery Mcphee -- 380 Nicklaus Court, William Matthew Mihelich, $1,125,000.

• Ivan Krstic -- 9438 Indian Ridge Road, Stephen & Anita Williams, $1,225,000.

• Eric Hjelmfelt -- 1217 Forest Hills Lane, Peter & Marsha Crossland, $1,250,000.

• Jamie & Josh Bellman -- 2250 Terry Lake Road, Kenneth Sue Reynolds Trust, $1,511,500.

• Joseph & Shannon Sharrock -- 4420 Eagle Lake Drive, Mark S Heiden, $1,775,000.

• Brian & Pamela Miller -- 6109 Estuary Court, Aaron & Holly Mccoppin, $1,800,000.

• Christopher Zimmermann -- 7931 Eagle Ranch Road, Thomas & Karen Fleming, $2,000,000.

FORT LUPTON

• Anthony & Rose Aragon -- 412 Rollie Ave., Blanca Jimenez, $400,000.

• Marcus & Rachel Vincent -- 942 Mckinley Ave., R D Homes LLC, $425,000.

• Tristan Lucerne -- 617 5th St., Maribel & Michael Sena, $446,000.

• Bryan Shirley -- 950 Gianna Ave., LGI Homes Colo LLC, $454,900.

• Htoo Htoo -- 15339 Nancy Ave., Vanessa Real Estate LLC, $485,000.

• Russell & Stephanie Milner -- 922 Payton Ave., LGI Homes Colo LLC, $509,900.

• Robert Lousberg -- 9078 County Road 26, Holder Family Living Trust, $635,000.

• Elias Rodriguez -- 14641 County Road 10, D Elaine Schmeiser, $1,000,000.

• FREDERICK

• Barbara & James Scanlan -- 1920

Country Drive, Hauck 16 1 2 5 Corp, $330,000.

• Ruben Cerseda -- 6145 Gorham St., Levi & Kaitlin Mcintosh, $432,000.

• Christopher Loza -- 622 Sumac St., Anthony & Stephani Acosta, $475,000.

• Anthony & Magdalena Sciver -- 7228 Foothill St., Joseph & Valarie Patten, $515,000.

• Steven Mann -- 7246 W Big Thompson Circle, LGI Homes Colo LLC, $532,900.

• Lawrence Gysin -- 6212 Warrior Court, Anne & Javier Borja, $535,000.

• Cung & Jennifer Lian -- 6802 Poudre St., Richard & Anna Martinez, $575,000.

GREELEY

• Treyvon Davis -- 5151 29th St. Unit 312, Janet Rae Ryan, $260,000.

• Jonathan Magnuson -- 3417 W 2nd St., Gabriel M Gonzalez, $295,000.

• Ulises Islas -- 500 8th St., David M Helzer, $300,000.

• Thomas & Jake Fisher -- 5151 29th St. Unit 504, Paul R Adams, $304,500.

• Silverio Diaz -- 1200 30th St. Road, Mbsm Holdings LLC, $310,000.

• Patrick Corcoran -- 629 22nd St., Erin & L Slocum, $312,800.

• Myo Oo -- 2662 12th Ave., Nick & Mikayla Auman, $325,000.

• Matthew Mick -- 6911 W 3rd St. Unit 512, Isaac J Hinojosa, $334,900.

• Constance & Alison Smith -- 4902 29th St. Unit 8b, Kimberly A Munsterman, $355,000.

• Sarah Dickson -- 2408 16th Ave., Maria Louise Badia, $380,000.

• Paul Johnson -- 6608 W 3rd St. Unit 55, Mark & Dyana Moran, $382,500.

• Patricia Perez -- 4125 24th St. Road Unit 13, Vector Hl LLC, $385,000.

• James Tillery -- 4125 24th St. Road Unit 17, Vector Hl LLC, $385,000.

• Alejandro Corral -- 804 38th Ave. Court, Trever Sandhoff, $390,000.

• Nora Barnhart -- 412 30th Ave. Court, Keri A Davis, $395,000.

• Peter Magna -- 4125 24th St. Road Unit 12, Vector Hi LLC, $398,000.

• Cadi Green -- 152 43rd Ave. Court, Kaili S Brazell, $398,000.

• David & Sally Dale -- 4125 24th St. Road Unit 18, Vector Hl LLC, $398,000.

• Sylvia Barlow -- 4125 24th St. Road Unit 14, Vector Hl LLC, $398,000.

• Mark Tilleman -- 326 46th Ave., Andra P Weathers Trust No 1, $405,000.

• Brian Gonzalez -- 2536 23rd Ave., Thomas & Tammy Fisher, $405,000.

• Roselia Avalos -- 2452 W 25th St. Road, June I Lemmings, $410,000.

• Nicholas Lang -- 1709 30th Ave. Court, Justin & Caitlin Christensen, $420,000.

• Kimberly Munsterman -- 4616 23rd St. Unit 17, Nancy K Obrian, $440,000.

• Julio Delgado -- 3189 51st Ave., David & Madison Reed, $440,000.

• Constantino Rodriguez -- 6630 6th St., Journey Homes LLC, $444,900.

• Dustin Kinnison -- 1318 85th Ave., Troy M Lavelle, $449,900.

• Jesus Quezada -- 6604 5th St., Journey Homes LLC, $456,600.

• Jocelyn & Jose Avalos -- 6615 5th St., Journey Homes LLC, $456,700.

• Satin Hre -- 6628 5th St., Journey Homes LLC, $459,500.

• Tanner Marshall -- 1222 104th Ave., Lynsie Marie Weber, $460,000.

• Lane Lemmings -- 4216 W 9th St., Nicholas J Monares, $465,000.

• Rachael & Christopher Smith -2305 Talon Parkway, Hpa Cl1 LLC, $489,000.

• Cindy Bonilla -- 6613 6th St., Hartford Constr LLC, $499,400.

• Ambrose & Cheyanne Tingan -- 3119 52nd Ave., Darin & Marissa Mekelburg, $555,000.

• Alex & Elizabeth Seier -- 3104 55th Ave., Stephen & Patricia Darby, $566,300.

• D Schmeiser -- 1357 43rd Ave. Unit 34, Terrence P Carroll, $575,000.

• David & Kaci Clark -- 2420 W 16th St., James L Belt Trust, $680,000.

• Tyler & Jessica Harms -- 217 N 54th Ave., Loren & Kandas Shanks, $745,000.

• Ashley & Kevin Hayes -- 4267 W 14th St. Road, Royce B Clark Trust, $750,000.

JOHNSTOWN

• Anthony Carbajal -- 567 Thoroughbred Lane, Melody Homes Inc, $400,000.

• Micah Current -- 2409 Harlequin Place, Landsea Homes Colo LLC, $408,000.

• Hermenegildo Ceballos -- 4594 Sugar Beet St., Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $525,000.

• Cole Christensen -- 3430 Yellowwood Lane, Jonathan & Kae Binsfeld, $538,000.

• Zayra & Martin Flores -- 50 Sandstone Drive, Nicholas Hebert Adams, $545,000.

• Duran & Brittany Collins -- 3673 Holmes Lane, Opendoor Property Trust I, $566,000.

KEENESBURG

• Thomas & Amanda Hermosillo -29321 Highway 52, Duane & Jacquelyn Swanson, $1,650,000.

LA SALLE

• Shawn Myers -- 285 S 5th St. Way, Chelsy Hansen, $460,000.

• Kenny & Leslie Trumble -- 20664 Niobrara Blvd., Pronto Bldg LLC, $1,250,000.

LONGMONT

• Lisa Smith -- 10431 Forester Place, Alex Casas, $440,000.

• Benjamin & Sicy Philips -- 5901 Sunrise Place, Century Land Holdings LLC, $555,000.

• Herbert Smith -- 735 Kubat Lane Unit B, Markel Homes Constr Co, $618,800.

• Andrea & Jordan Hubbart -- 13614 Topaz Place, Melody Homes Inc, $638,300.

• James & Nanette Klibbe -- 4895 Preserve Place, Lennar Colo LLC, $705,000.

• Timothy & Holly Monarski -- 13651 Elmore Road, Tyler Hewitt, $800,000.

LOVELAND

• Jay & Susan Ackerman -- 2383 W 8th St., Paisano Properties LLC, $320,000.

• Nicole Hogrefe -- 2515 Carla Drive, Michael J Nolan, $334,000.

• Brenda & Dale Traut -- 3070 W Eisenhower Blvd., 4 Peaks Properties LLC, $395,000.

• Jenna Schake -- 225 Edgewood Drive, Opendoor Property Trust I, $417,000.

• Lawrence & Jodi Moulton -- 116 Willow Circle Drive, Kaela Anderson, $430,000.

• Albert & Anthony Minatta -- 4113 Trapper Lake Drive, Tatlac LLC, $437,300.

• Loren Honstein -- 1232 Arthur Ave., Corinne & Thomas Jericho, $443,000.

• Liam Cummins -- 241 Ranae Drive, S S Invest LLC, $460,000.

• Henry & Natalee Benzing -- 2389 11th St. Sw, Opendoor Property Trust I, $463,000.

• Chris & Leann Ackerman -- 5010 Coolidge Ave., Enclave Eagle Brook LLC, $469,000.

• Robert & Amy Webb -- 113 Garfield Ave., Real Solutions LLC, $475,000.

• Jennifer Altman -- 4157 Trapper Lake Drive, Tatlac LLC, $491,100.

• Sharon Siegel -- 423 Osceola Drive, Margaret M Roe, $550,000.

• Krista Lockwood -- 27875 Arikaree Road, Gary A Cooper, $570,000.

• Isaac & Kristin Mcclung -- 5454 Wild Lane, Kenneth & Suzanne Smikahl, $610,000.

• Liam Lee -- 435 Harrison Ave., 435 Harrison LLC, $621,000.

• David & Victoria Maas -- 1605 Morning Drive, Trevor & Barbara Midgett, $655,000.

• Scott & Megan Kinder -- 1625 Antonio Court, Jason & Kristina Edwards, $681,000.

• Charles & Laura Andersen -- 6405 Union Creek Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $695,000.

• Lauren Erker -- 3322 Catamaran Court, Jason Watts, $765,000.

• Darby Hutchinson -- 895 Deer Meadows Drive, Jeffery & Janet Fanning, $850,000.

• Jordan & Megan Wilson -- 551 Reservoir Drive, Roman & Janell Rangel, $1,483,000.

• Steven & Renee Carlson -- 4177 Roaring Fork Drive, Angie Carriker Living Trust, $3,600,000.

MEAD

• Trevor & Caitlyn Jutila -- 16869 W View Drive, Peter H Fox, $537,000.

MILLIKEN

• Christopher & Howard Sauter -- 201 N Pauline Ave., Marcus Trujillo, $337,000.

• Zackary Miller -- 120 E Lilac St., Cheryl & Joseph Harris, $410,000.

• Adam Nemeth -- 810 Village Drive, Opendoor Property Trust I, $450,000.

• Marc & Courtney Courtney -- 1976 Settlers Drive, Camey A Fraedrich, $487,000.

• Ryan & Paige Farmer -- 992 Traildust Drive, Laura Nelson, $490,000.

SEVERANCE

• Michael & Karen Mayer -- 911 Milner Pass Road, Journey Homes LLC, $427,800.

• Thomas & Andrea Medura -- 806 Sambar Drive, Chase & Wendy Poage, $430,000.

• Meagan Sollee -- 1008 Mt Oxford Ave., Foresight Properties LLC, $462,500.

• Jessica Gramberg -- 402 Ptarmigan St., Dana & Bruce Cowper, $493,000.

• Kayla & Daniel Pope -- 245 Castle Drive, Foresight Properties LLC, $508,000.

• Joshua & Ashley Baessler -- 960 Ouzel Falls Road, Aspen View Homes LLC, $577,000.

• William Gomez -- 449 3rd St., Melody Homes Inc, $579,900.

• Todd & Joanne Barton -- 200 Haymaker Lane, William & Hanna Gomez, $1,050,000.

WINDSOR

• Mikayla Dumsick -- 1804 Iron Wheel Drive Unit 8, Raindance Constr LLC, $388,100.

• Ana Ananikian -- 134 Beluga Drive, James & Charlotta Young, $397,000.

• Richard & Diane Johnson -- 118 Calabria Drive, Sharon L Dumay, $420,000.

• Tyler Miller -- 1588 Sorenson Drive, Sean & Cassie Malone, $489,000.

• Dennis & Manetta Deremer -- 909 Camberly Drive, Zachary Wayne Mcginn, $500,000.

• Melissa Hart -- 1590 New Season Drive, Joshua & Ashley Baessler, $519,000.

• Ansley & Lindsay Carver -- 614 Locust St., Leonard Gonzales, $525,000.

• Timothy & Carli Lindeman -- 1752 Branching Canopy Drive, Shawn & Danielle Hachtel, $530,000.

• Rebekah Burley -- 1941 Raindrop Drive, Fethi & Stephanie Coskun, $550,000.

• Nicholas & Julia Janisko -- 1658 Country Sun Drive, Ryan & Lauren Lendrum, $565,000.

• Tyler & Melissa Smith -- 430 Saratoga Way, Edward Daniel, $565,000.

• Aaron & Melissa Waguespack -- 5751 Congressional Court, Sarah Ann Palumbocloud, $575,000.

• William & Rhonda Anderson -- 2152 Montauk Lane Unit 3, Michael & Karen Johnson, $575,000.

• Julian Milenbach -- 1567 Illingworth Drive, Douglas & Lorie Bobilya, $640,000.

• Thomas & Tiffany Bockmann -- 208 Cobble Drive, Randolph Renovations LLC, $640,000.

• David & Catherine Reed -- 2064 Cape Hatteras Drive, David A Urish, $656,900.

• Christina & Brian Schultz -- 8136 Lighthouse Lane, Robert & Matthew Youngberg, $700,000.

• Derek Hildebrandt -- 1727 Covered Bridge Parkway, Kyle & Madison Crowley, $720,000.

• Kyle & Alyson Appelhans -- 104 Poudre Bay, Backhaus Family Trust, $733,500.

• Joseph Schilz -- 1883 Atna Court, Jesse & Abrielle Werth, $815,000.

• Jojo Lin -- 1836 E Seadrift Drive, Aaron & Lisa Day, $835,000.

• Mitchel & Ginny Buller -- 980 Hitch Horse Drive, David & Ellie Butler, $840,000.

• Thomas & Karen Fleming -- 6684 Murano Drive, Robert & Jean Yost, $1,050,000.

• Scott & Kori Freeman -- 5725 Pineview Court, Anthony & Patrice Pualani, $1,060,000.

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