April 2012 Fort Collins Real Estate market statistics are in. Each month we track the following leading market indicators for Fort Collins, Colorado:
Under Contract = Number of properties under contract
Sold = Number of sold properties
Months Supply of Inventory = The MSI is an estimate of how long it will take for all the homes in a market area to be sold, or absorbed, based on the number of homes currently on the market and the rate that homes have sold in the past. A market is considered balanced when the MSI falls between 5-7 months. Under 5 months is considered a seller’s market and over 7 months is considered a buyer’s market.
5/4: Gallery Walk, Downtown
5/4: Recycled Fashion Event, Opera Galleria
5/4-5: Tales from Arabian Nights, Lincoln Center
5/4-6: Cinco de Mayo, Downtown
5/5: Dinner Detective, Midtown Arts Center
5/5: Music in Our Schools, Old Town & Oak St Plaza
5/6: Colorado Marathon, Poudre Canyon & Old Town
5/11-12: Tales from Arabian Nights, Lincoln Center
5/18: Ben & Jerry’s FAC Concert, Old Town
5/19: French Nest Open-Air Market, Civic Center Park
5/22: Tea Movie Night, Lyric Cinema
5/26: Downtown Farmer’s Market
5/26: Odell’s Small Batch Revival, Odell Brewing Co.
5/26-27: Realities Ride & Rally, Old Town Read the rest of this entry»
Homes ranging in price from $140,000 to $575,000 with locations in Fort Collins, Loveland, Wellington and Evans. Homes with features like wood floors, a private pond, heated garage, stamped patio and theater rooms. Check out these wonderful homes today.
Fort Collins is home to award-winning Colorado State University (CSU), and fortunately so as the university is an integral part of our healthy and vibrant community. In recent news, university officials projected that the current student population could grow to 35,000 in the next 10 years – representing a total of 7,500 additional students. While it is wonderful that students continue to be attracted to CSU, housing considerations must be taken into account.
Student housing is already a scarce commodity in the area, making current projects like The Grove and The Commons—which combined will create housing for more than 1,282 students— of growing importance. Click here to read the complete story in the Northern Colorado Business Report – “CSU growth plans will put pressure on housing.”
>> Congratulations to CSU for the following rankings on the U.S. News & World Report’s Best Graduate Schools list :
The university’s Professional Doctoral Veterinaryprogram ranked third in the nation and the Professional Occupational Therapyprogram ranked sixth.
Almost all of the College of Natural Sciences ranked in the Top 100.
CSU’s fine arts, sociology, social work and part-time MBA programs also made the list.
I fell in love with Windsor over Memorial Weekend 2010. Knowing we were going to be moving to Colorado that summer, we had done a great deal of research. We checked out a lot of areas in Northern Colorado. But driving into Windsor, we knew we had found our home.
What makes the Town so appealing? Well, we saw the lake, the downtown, easy access to Fort Collins and Loveland. And behind the scenes there are people hard at work to ensure Windsor embraces a culture of sustainable growth, while maintaining its historic roots.
CNN MoneyWatch recently named Fort Collins, Colorado as one of the 10 best places to retire. In compiling their list, standards of good medical care and affordability were taken into consideration. In addition, quality of life was heavily weighed in their quest to identify “places your friends and family would love to come visit.”
Propelling Fort Collins to the top of the list is the quality blend of city living and outdoor recreation the area has to offer. From town you have easy access to camping, hiking, snowboarding, downhill and cross-country skiing to rafting, fishing, or water skiing. In addition, the city has several shopping malls, hundreds of restaurants, six movie complexes, a regional cultural center, several arts and entertainment venues, and is commonly referred to as the microbrewery capital of Colorado—boasting a total of nine breweries. Click here to view our Fort Collins city profile and browse our Northern Colorado Community Guide.
Other cities making CNN MoneyWatch’s list were: Austin, TX; Clearwater, FL; Marquette, MI; Pittsburgh, PA; Portland, OR; Santa Fe, NM; Walnut Creek, CA; Washington, DC; Winston-Salem, NC.