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Beautiful Boulder is a dynamic community with a passion for the outdoors.  This is where the Rocky Mountains meet the Great Plains.  Low crime, the University of Colorado and a great climate are just a few reasons why people from all over the world choose to settle in Boulder.  To find out more about Boulder and its real estate market click here.

Louisville Real Estate

For two straight years CNN/Money has named Louisville Colorado its #1 place to live.  Easy access to both Boulder and Denver, great neighborhoods and a cute main street make Louisville a great place to live.  To learn more about Louisville and its real estate market click here.

Lafayette Real Estate

Lafayette is a town of 26,000 people located approximately 10 miles east of Boulder.  Lafayette has a coal mining heritage but people are now attracted to Lafayette for the beautiful views, affordable real estate, newer homes and convenient location.  To learn more about Lafayette Colorado and take a look at some MLS listings click here.

Longmont Real Estate

Longmont is a town of 85,000 people located approximately 17 miles northeast of Boulder.  The city has a great mid-western feel and has great quality of life, low real estate prices, a strong employment base and beautiful views of its nameske Longs Peak.  To learn more about Longmont Colorado and its real estate market, click here.

Superior Real Estate

Superior was named for the quality of the coal in its mines a century ago.  Now Superior Colorado is known for a good quality of life.  Superior's population really took off in the 1990's with the construction of the planned community Rock Creek.  Convenient to shopping, jobs, transportation and outdoor activities.  For more information about this popular town and its real estate market, click here.

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Tuesday
16Jun2009

FHFA Appreciation - Boulder Ranks 23rd in Nation

According the the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), Boulder County ranked 23rd out of 294 metropolitan statistical areas in 1 year appreciation for the time period ending March 31, 2009.  The yearly appreciation for our area was reported as 1.99%.  As a nation the appreciation was -7.14%.  As a state, Colorado ranked 13th with -1.7%. 

The top states in the rankings were Alaska (4.79%), Oklahoma (.3%), North Dakota (.3%) and South Dakota (.29%).  In fact these four were the only states to record a positive return for the year.  The hardest hit states during the past year were; Nevada (-31%), Florida (-22.46%), California (-22.12%) and Arizona (-19.51%). 

 

 

The first chart above shows how Boulder has compared to the nation in yearly appreciation each quarter since june of 2006.  This shows how steady our market has been compared to the rest of the country.  The second graph shows show we compare to the rest of the metropolitan areas.  Even though our appreciation has been steady our ranking has jumped because of the declines seen across a majority of the country. 

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