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Monthly Archives: October 2008
Colorado Springs Homes: What to do when you have an untidy neighbor
With more short sales and bank owned properties in many neighborhoods across Colorado Springs, some homeowners have neglected yards and homes on their street. Unfortunately, bank owned and short sale properties often hurt the market values in an area or … Continue reading
Colorado Springs Real Estate: Home Comparison Report for Dakota Ridge Subdivision
Dakota Ridge is located in the Northeast area of Colorado Springs and is also in School District 11. There are currently nine homes for sale in the Dakota Ridge Subdivision with the average list price at $373,566 and the average days … Continue reading
Real Estate Tip #3 for Sellers in Colorado Springs
After your real estate agent lists your home in the Pikes Peak Multiple Listing Service (MLS), ask your agent to send you a link or give you print out for the MLS listing so you can review the details. Review … Continue reading
Real Estate Tip #2 for Sellers in Colorado Springs
With so many homes for sale in Colorado Springs, it is exciting when showings result in a contract offer on your home. Although receiving a contract is a step in the right direction, there is much negotiating and collaborating that … Continue reading
Colorado Springs Homeowners – Go Green!
More and more home builders are going green when it comes to construction and making homes more energy efficient. Using green materials in your home not only is better for the environment but also for your home, your health, and … Continue reading
Colorado Springs Homes – Market Report for Antelope Creek
Antelope Creek is located in the Northeast area of Colorado Springs and is conveniently located near the Powers Corridor. Homes in this area were built in the late 90′s consisting of 2-story, ranch, and tri-level floor plans. There are currently … Continue reading
Why your Colorado Springs Home Expired – Part 4
If your home didn’t sell and it was priced correctly, in excellent condition, and in a great location, it may have not been marketed effectively. In today’s real estate market, putting a sign in the yard is not enough for … Continue reading
