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    Quote Originally Posted by Madeinhb View Post
    Been looking at Broomfield, Thornton, some parts of Brighton, Westminster, Arvada, Southern Aurora, Centennial.

    I work in Lowry and the drive from Broomfield to Lowry sucks. But at same time, need to get into something.
    Too bad Lowry's a drive from up here. I know a nice place that's coming up.
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    Article on the Denver economy and future issues it might have.

    http://www.bizjournals.com/denver/bl...t.html?ana=lnk


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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    Too bad Lowry's a drive from up here. I know a nice place that's coming up.
    Haha oh ya? Yours? Lol

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    I've seen CO real estate since 1997.
    It has a lead relative to other states. I think our housings were actually as expensive as Los Angeles around 1999. CO market is somewhat kinda like leading indicator. As said, Chicago and suburb is still suffering from the short sales and foreclosures.

    Next housing bubble might be from CA. There are too many multiple home owners who paid cash , and they are speculating. Lots of them are foreigners.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Madeinhb View Post
    Haha oh ya? Yours? Lol
    Yes. it's worth the drive

    Quote Originally Posted by MrPrena View Post
    I've seen CO real estate since 1997.
    It has a lead relative to other states. I think our housings were actually as expensive as Los Angeles around 1999. CO market is somewhat kinda like leading indicator. As said, Chicago and suburb is still suffering from the short sales and foreclosures.

    Next housing bubble might be from CA. There are too many multiple home owners who paid cash , and they are speculating. Lots of them are foreigners.
    CA Real Estate is in the crapper at this time. Those $250 - 300K + homes, $175 - 225 now This is based on actual sales from Jan 2015 while we were browsing the market.
    One can purchase a 10ac lot / home for $200 ~.. UNFORTUNATELY CA is not NFA friendly, or we'd be gone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    Yes. it's worth the drive
    Haha depends on where and price.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    Yes. it's worth the drive



    CA Real Estate is in the crapper at this time. Those $250 - 300K + homes, $175 - 225 now This is based on actual sales from Jan 2015 while we were browsing the market.
    One can purchase a 10ac lot / home for $200 ~.. UNFORTUNATELY CA is not NFA friendly, or we'd be gone.
    I just looked at a house there that sold for $585k in 2005 and then sold/shorted for $261k in 2012. It's listed for $310k right now. If CA is going to "bubble", I think it is just starting and won't pop for several years. In fact, I'm betting a lot of money on it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    Yes. it's worth the drive



    CA Real Estate is in the crapper at this time. Those $250 - 300K + homes, $175 - 225 now This is based on actual sales from Jan 2015 while we were browsing the market.
    One can purchase a 10ac lot / home for $200 ~.. UNFORTUNATELY CA is not NFA friendly, or we'd be gone.
    Quote Originally Posted by HoneyBadger View Post
    I just looked at a house there that sold for $585k in 2005 and then sold/shorted for $261k in 2012. It's listed for $310k right now. If CA is going to "bubble", I think it is just starting and won't pop for several years. In fact, I'm betting a lot of money on it.
    yes.
    Los Angeles and other 3 surrounding counties tend to catch up after CO. SF and bay areas are little different.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrPrena View Post
    yes.
    Los Angeles and other 3 surrounding counties tend to catch up after CO. SF and bay areas are little different.
    I'll be right in between LA and SF.

    Just the thought of all those Californians just makes me want to
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoneyBadger View Post
    I'll be right in between LA and SF.

    Just the thought of all those Californians just makes me want to

    You mad Bro ?

    Could be worse. You could be in the bay area. There rent / housing has 5 digits.
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